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<blockquote data-quote="HerefordSire" data-source="post: 650265" data-attributes="member: 4437"><p><em>The abstract decisions are the hard ones to make. This is the reason why CEOs get paid the big bucks. My boss is an excellent abstract thinker. He makes me like a little leaguer. There are also levels to decisions like chess moves in a chess game that can be projected prior to making initial decisions. For example, say we have a boolean decision that needs to be made. The possible solutions are "yes" or "no". This is simple because there are only two possible solutions. However, if we add another boolean layer to each possible "yes" solution and each possible "no" solution, we may have a tendency to delay a little even though there are only four outcomes. Each branch of a boolean solution increases rapidly. Now then, let's say there are a billion possible solutions depending upon which decisions we make early on. The best solution becomes abstract and it becomes more difficult to have a high degree of confidence when making a decision.</em></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HerefordSire, post: 650265, member: 4437"] [i]The abstract decisions are the hard ones to make. This is the reason why CEOs get paid the big bucks. My boss is an excellent abstract thinker. He makes me like a little leaguer. There are also levels to decisions like chess moves in a chess game that can be projected prior to making initial decisions. For example, say we have a boolean decision that needs to be made. The possible solutions are "yes" or "no". This is simple because there are only two possible solutions. However, if we add another boolean layer to each possible "yes" solution and each possible "no" solution, we may have a tendency to delay a little even though there are only four outcomes. Each branch of a boolean solution increases rapidly. Now then, let's say there are a billion possible solutions depending upon which decisions we make early on. The best solution becomes abstract and it becomes more difficult to have a high degree of confidence when making a decision.[/i] [/QUOTE]
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