the meta-thought "if I'm trying to find a loophole so I can do something, that means I know it's iffy, so I won't."
I have a similar decision-making test: in "normal" times, I usually feel like I'd be better off if I pushed myself to do things, a bit. So my thought is usually "If I don't have a compelling why not, I should do it." But last spring, I realized that in pandemic times, that's flipped. "If I don't have a compelling why, I shouldn't do it."
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Date: 2021-02-25 07:00 pm (UTC)I have a similar decision-making test: in "normal" times, I usually feel like I'd be better off if I pushed myself to do things, a bit. So my thought is usually "If I don't have a compelling why not, I should do it." But last spring, I realized that in pandemic times, that's flipped. "If I don't have a compelling why, I shouldn't do it."