One of the small puzzles of decision analysis is that: (a) Plans have lots of problems–things commonly don’t go according to plan, plans notoriously exclude key possibilities that the planner didn’t think of, plans can encourage tunnel vision, etc. But . . .
One reason why plans are good
One reason why plans are good
One reason why plans are good
One of the small puzzles of decision analysis is that: (a) Plans have lots of problems–things commonly don’t go according to plan, plans notoriously exclude key possibilities that the planner didn’t think of, plans can encourage tunnel vision, etc. But . . .
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