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913 Deep thinkers often do not realize it, but the way they make decisions can be different from most people

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals · 06/25/2026 14:23 EDT

Deep thinkers often do not realize it, but the way they make decisions can be different from most people

A Silicon Canals Mind piece on how reflective people can approach decisions differently, from questioning first answers to weighing reversibility and search costs.

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