Can slower deliberation make choices seem less predictable?
snikolov · x · 2026-07-20
A short thought experiment: if you slowed things down and did a lot more modeling before each button press, could you make a choice feel more “unpredictable”?
The post is essentially probing how deliberation, planning, and timing affect apparent randomness in decision-making.
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