Making Uninformed Decisions

As someone who has spent many years working and researching the field of decision making I know that the process is often flawed, usually lacking all the necessary information and almost always subjective rather than objective.  My experience also suggests that most decision makers are unaware of just how uninformed they are about the issues surrounding their decisions.  So welcome again to the Dunning Kruger effect😉.

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This Could Be The Last Time….

So has that title popped the sound of the Rolling Stones in your head 😂 … Maybe the last time – I don’t know! My previous post ended with a little “epilogue” about that. It isn’t the only time it has happened, but what particularly triggered the thought at this time was “is this the last time I vote in a General Election”?

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About The Train Of Life

Continuing along the same track as my previous post (see what I did there? 😃) there are many pieces of writing that use the metaphor of a train journey to depict our own life journey.  Like all metaphors (just most metaphors?) it does break down eventually, but it does help illustrate what I was getting at with the idea of ephemeral friendships.

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Are Friendships Ephemeral

Having broken my silence yesterday I am challenging myself to write here more often, even if it is just a few words.  Today I am returning to a subject that I addressed in my only other previous post this year – friends.  However I am coming at it from a slightly difference direction, one that has been occupying my mind recently.

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