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04:53 AM...
» TAKING THE WRONG TVRN...
... hit the brakes and turn around, dagnabbit!
The following is nothing but crap. Advertisement... what we usually call with the term "commercial break". I'll try doing something along the way related to the entry title.
Read it, if you must... ignore it, if you can.
QUOTE:
[Putyourtitlehere]
Ever imagined a car taking a specific turn on the road, going straight onto it... and in the long run it just refilled its gas and went back to the road it passed and took the other way around?
Well, it is necessary to refuel whenever the engine runs out or near empty of its gas...
... but is it necessary to go back the road it came from and reroute to a roadblock?
Was the goal requiring something like wasting kilometers just to refuel, or did the car need to make a turn because the previous road before it turned had no pitstops anywhere due to a roadblock?
Are there any detours within the location to avoid the roadblock?
Was the proceeding terrain too rough for the car to handle?
What was that roadblock for, then?
:UNQUOTE
Enough with cars, i don't like them anyway.
Obvoiusly, the topic is about decision-making. I remember the so-called "4-Way Test" that i always see written on walls or signs [
i also see the phrase "Rotary Club" beside it] along the highway. It says:
1. Is it the TRUTH?
2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
c/o Rotary International District 5440's website.
So... what's that for?
For me, this shouldn't use too much of a common sense to understand. I don't actually use this format... but basically this should be, at least some of it, included in our own "decision-making problems". It could sometimes be stupid, taking too much time to think whether it follows the flow... but if you got a lot of time in your hands then it's better to use this.
And... why does that concern me?
I've made a couple mistakes in my life... as much as possible i don't want to repeat them. Some of them i want to forget, and some of it i'm struggling to correct in any possible ways that i can. I can't just kneel down if i don't have any choices... i can't just blind myself to a fiction and let it poison my very veins, thus producing another "reality". I've made a mistake... whether big or small, to the very least i should try to do something to fix it.
My point?
In Mathematics, we usually solve with different procedures. I do believe that decision-making is nearly the same as Math [
although i'm not that good in Math]. There are lots of possible solutions, but a certain solution will only give you the correct result. If the results are unsatisfactory or wrong, then there's something wrong with the computation/procedure(s) used. There are, after all, "shortcuts". But it's a complete hazard and produces a bit uncertainty with the result. They say it's better to do the long method... yet it takes a lot of time.
Hm... i don't get it.
Me too. Gah, i'm sleepy... at last natapos din. =]
* Surely, this post will contradict the "4-Way Test"... lacking supportive statements for #2 & #3. ^^,
May tanong ako:
"Can you correct something with a wrong answer? Will it produce a solution or just another problem to solve? Does it require trial and error? Are erasures allowed?"
EDIT: May nakalimutan ako. Me driver nga pala sa sasakyan amf. ^^,
Currently listening to: Victor Wood - One More Chance
Currently feeling: something's wrong
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