As we all know, being wrong can be a real pain. But have you ever stopped to think about the underlying principles governing this universal human experience?
We've all been there. You know, that moment when you're certain that your socks don't match, only to discover they're actually the same color after all.
It's a well-known fact that our regret levels increase exponentially with the speed of our decision-making. The faster we act, the more we regret.
Why is it that we always have the most options when we don't want to choose, and the fewest when we do?