I certainly agree that, given the choice, I’d rather have the opportunity to think carefully about what I ought to do in a situation. But while I’m aware that performing analysis under pressure is error-prone, I’m also aware that applying rules derived from one situation to a different situation without analysis is error-prone. In the real world, it’s sometimes a choice among imperfect options.
I certainly agree that, given the choice, I’d rather have the opportunity to think carefully about what I ought to do in a situation. But while I’m aware that performing analysis under pressure is error-prone, I’m also aware that applying rules derived from one situation to a different situation without analysis is error-prone. In the real world, it’s sometimes a choice among imperfect options.