A Simple Analogy To Overcome Analysis Paralysis

[ArsenyMoskvichev]

Well as soon as you start playing any melody, it gives contexg to your decisions, making all but one note wrong in the current situation, so context makes some things "good" or "bad". For example, attempting to DIY-fix a busted hot water pipe leak is bad in most contexts unless you are a plumber.

On top of that, some things are bad in almost all contexts (such as hitting 10 random keys at once).

Lastly, analogies don't "show" or "prove" anything, they just suggest possible conclusions that still need to be checked for whether they make sense. In this case, the conclusion is clearly flawed.

[johns]

cap, there are definitely wrong decisions

[yt_haydro]

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[jgeehdeewestsdegethemuLa]

Getting pleasant or not so pleasant feelings is also duality .. there's definitely wrong decisions like the title of this video .

[TimeForToast]

Tangentially related to the topic in the title. But a few layers of kevin bacon are required to connect the dots

[itsjosephnguyen]

Book Name: Don’t Believe Everything You Think

[zainuba]

Those 88 keys are used under some sequence following some rules… as they say maths and music follow certain rules… if any (not good/bad) key is pressed breaking the rule then…??
Resulting tunes discarded by musicians…??
I don’t know where i am going but the analogy somehow didn’t feel okay

[jersydvl]

There are no wrong keys but there are definitely keys that when played together cause harmonic dissonance. Just like our decisions. This isnt as great of an analogy.

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[filmnlnja]

Objective morality triumphs over subjectivity

[oneofthechannelsofalltime]

But there are unpleasant sounds that can be made by pressing certain combination of keys. The is only pleasant, pleasant and no feelings at all.

[XXXXBossXXXX]

sounds like the issue of knowledge of good and evil. unnecessary suffering.

[spicygurl]

If I liken my life goals to chords and let’s say my goal is to play the chord C, it would correspond to pressing do, re and mi together. If you apply this analogy to mine and I press do, re and fa instead, it does not make the chord C and would mean I didn’t hit my goal or any chord at all. It was just a mistake. So there’s good and there’s bad. This analogy is stupid.