I'm Always Meeting New People,

Life Is A Terminal Disease, And It Is Sexually Transmitted.

The Most Creative People Have Learned To Tolerate The Slight Discomfort Of Indecision For Much Longer And So, Just Because They Put In More Pondering Time, Their Solutions Are More Creative.

As Daniel Levitin Writes, Our Brain Is A "giant Pattern Detector." If We Read Something That Coincides With What We Already Believe We're More Likely To Give It Credence, While The Opposite Is Not True.

Ask Yourself, "when Does This Decision Have To Be Taken?" And Having Answered It, Defer The Decision Until Then, In Order To Give Yourself Maximum Pondering Time.

It Seems Astounding To Me Now That The Video Games Are Perhaps As Important As The Movie Themselves. And People Will Spend 2 Or 3 Years Obsessing About The Video Game In Exactly The Same Way That They'd Be Obsessing About The Movie If They Were Working On That.