https://padlet.com/zkonda0425/h3jjjugoi5nq Made with joy en-us 2018-08-27 21:17:44 UTC 2018-08-27 21:39:28 UTC hello@padlet.com zkonda0425 https://padlet.com/zkonda0425/h3jjjugoi5nq/wish/275699483 No matter what number you chose, you'd always get a 9, and from then on, you really had no decisions. The D decision was still a decision, but Denmark is a lot more popular than... Djibouti? The color and animal decisions had the same thing going on: you had a choice, sure, but not everyone describes a color as olive or chooses Koala off of the top of their head.]]> 2018-08-27 21:18:27 UTC https://padlet.com/zkonda0425/h3jjjugoi5nq/wish/275699483 zkonda0425 https://padlet.com/zkonda0425/h3jjjugoi5nq/wish/275700536 More choices makes you less happy?!?! Well... I suppose that makes sense. If you have less choices, it takes less time to evaluate which one is better to you. If you have more choices, it'll take you longer, you'll feel like you're missing out due to the sheer amount of items presented, and your brain will say "Why have you done this to me?"]]> 2018-08-27 21:25:12 UTC https://padlet.com/zkonda0425/h3jjjugoi5nq/wish/275700536 zkonda0425 https://padlet.com/zkonda0425/h3jjjugoi5nq/wish/275701887 We don't know why we do things. Well, we can, but we can also do things while on "auto pilot". This means that we're not really thinking about what we're doing as we're in that state of mind. So if you make an automatic decision, you don't know why you made it! Now here's the fun part: if you make a decision on auto-pilot, and you're asked to explain your actions, your brain makes something up! ]]> 2018-08-27 21:33:14 UTC https://padlet.com/zkonda0425/h3jjjugoi5nq/wish/275701887