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It's not possible to know everything, but it is possible to make the right decision

Can you make the right decision without knowing everything?  The simple yet profound quote, “It’s impossible to know everything, but it’s possible to make the right decision,” came to mind as I watched the media coverage of the last few days of chaos. It invites us to reflect on the complexity of decision-making in a world where information is infinite and complete knowledge is unattainable. This quote neither challenges nor presents perfection, nor does it invite us to embrace the nuances of uncertainty that are inherent in human life. Limited knowledge doesn’t always prevent us from making the right choice because it allows for intuitive decision-making and adaptability. The first part of the quote came to mind after seeing thousands of comments on current events. "It's impossible to know everything" is obvious but important. No one person can have complete knowledge of all areas of life. The complex interrelationships of the world, constant change, and individual limit...