The Art of Decision-Making _ The New Yorker

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The Art of Decision-Making | The New Yorker

Dept. of First Principles January 21, 2019 Issue

The Art of Decision-Making Your life choices aren’t just about what you want to do; they’re about who you want to be. By Joshua Rothman

January 14, 2019

Your life choices are shadowed by ignorance: you choose to be a parent without knowing what being a parent will be like. Illustration by Anna Parini

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