I don’t care what I can’t control.

Something is “controllable/uncontrollable” in False dichotomy. Actually, it’s “cost to control higher/lower.”

All human decisions are not physical restraints and therefore “can be changed.” - policy constraint / Rules are a product of past negotiations.

On the other hand, compared to “bird in hand”, the cost of changing decision and acquiring a new bird is higher

So, you ignore the high-cost ones and use the low-cost ones that are available now, is that right?


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