Nature - Threw The Neural Interface

Just a little something I been working on 2nd before the main event🦁

(Show Notes) 

People make many joint decisions together with others, like when they choose what to eat for lunch with their friend or what movie to watch with their partner. People often communicate to the other decision-maker that they don’t have a preference for any of the available options (e.g., by saying “I’m fine with whatever you want”). Recipients of this kind of communication often assume that the person who made it does have a preference, but just isn’t disclosing it. Recipients also tend to assume that the communicator’s preferences are likely different from their own. This makes it harder for participants to choose, pushes them to choose an option that’s different than what they otherwise would, and hurts their relationship with the communicator.