Freakonomics Coin Flip Experiment
Have you tried it? I am not nihilistic enough to make major decisions this way. However, it does eliminate the tendency toward "analysis paralysis."
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It might come down to personality and experience, but I don't see how you can reduce the majority of these questions to a coin flip, even if they present difficult decisions. With questions like "should i propose to my girlfriend," "should i quit my job," or "should i quit smoking" if you haven't thought through this shit enough to know what the clear right decision is then... well i don't know what to say to you.
That's exactly what I was thinking. I think it also goes for stuff like "should i get a tattoo?" Too important to not reason through and let a coin make the decision for you.
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