I Wired finns en artikel med rubriken It Pays to Trust Your Gut. Artikeln handlar om hur vi ofta fattar bättre beslut med mindre information och när vi inte endast går efter fakta. Beslut som fattas på maggropskänsla blir ofta bra.
In Blink, author Malcolm Gladwell makes the argument that people frequently make some of their best decisions in mere seconds. We think without thinking, sizing up situations and determining how we feel about someone or something based not on voluminous new information, but rather on our accumulated experiences. And, Gladwell says, that's a good thing.
