This makes perfect sense. Decisions are also an ongoing process, whereas outcomes are mostly punctual events. Getting too fixated on outcomes to measure the quality of our decisions is not always the best way to go about it. Some decisions need to be tested multiple times across many domains for us to really know their quality, so to speak.
Very insightful read :)
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Exactly! It's very important to understand how decision making works and, whenever possible, come up with decision that can be repeated over time, regardless of the outcome