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The primacy of facts over feelings is a myth
The Best Decision-Making Is Emotional *]:block [&>*]:mt-2 [&>*]:pt-2 mt-4" > Home Newsletter Columnists Columns Podcast Products Events Guides Consulting *]:block space-y-2"> Sign in *]:block space-y-2 py-2 my-2 border-y border-dashed border-homeborder" > Search About us Careers Advertise with us The team FAQ Help center Midjourney / Prompt: "Create an illustration in the style of Maurice Sendak of someone peeking into a cave that has monsters inside." By Jonny Miller The Best Decision-Making Is E motional The primacy of facts over feelings is a myth Jonny Miller July 9, 2023 Updated January 3
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