176. Why Is It So Hard to Make Decisions? | No Stupid Questions

Explains why too many options paralyze us, and when copying others beats self-decision.

Behavioral economicsBehavioralPodcast episodeintroductorybehavioral biasesbounded rationalitychoice overloadcopying othersdecision fatigueheuristicsAngela DuckworthMike Maughan

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