Embracing Uncertainty and Decision-Making: One-Way Doors vs. Two-Way Doors

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This chapter delves into the tendency of individuals and businesses to opt for safe choices out of fear of uncertainty, despite potential better options. It highlights the concept of reversible decisions and the necessity of embracing uncertainty for growth and success, drawing examples from both scientific history and business environments.

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