Less information can only mean better decisions if you don't deal with the extra information in a sensible manner! Although we are not robots that can easily ignore masses of irrelevant information when making a decision, purposely avoiding better knowledge of your problem can only be irresponsible.
marco
· 1 year ago
It makes a lot of sense! As soon as other people's problems don't concern us (we're just helping a friend, not searching for the solution that will solve all of our problems), we have less responsability, this meaning less things to worry about, then we have more time to focus on the problem itself.
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Less information can only mean better decisions if you don't deal with the extra information in a sensible manner! Although we are not robots that can easily ignore masses of irrelevant information when making a decision, purposely avoiding better knowledge of your problem can only be irresponsible.
It makes a lot of sense!
As soon as other people's problems don't concern us (we're just helping a friend, not searching for the solution that will solve all of our problems), we have less responsability, this meaning less things to worry about, then we have more time to focus on the problem itself.