Decisioning Theories

In the depths of our forgotten past, our ancestors strolled about, pondering the intricacies of choice. They codified the following principles, passed down through the ages:

1. The Principle of Least Resistance, which dictates that the course of action that requires the least amount of effort and complaining should be chosen.
2. The Principle of Maximum Profit, where the most beneficial outcome for oneself or one's social circle is always the best decision, regardless of the consequences.
3. The Principle of Sufficient Ignorance, which permits the selection of an option when one's knowledge base is insufficient, as long as one can confidently claim to have been in the dark.

Explore our other theories, such as:

• Quantum Mechanical Influence
• Social Engineering Sympathy
• Paradoxical Preferences