Okay, imagine this: you're offered a choice. A guaranteed $100, or a 50/50 shot at $200 (or nothing). Most people take the sure thing. But if you play that 50/50 game a thousand times, you'd end up with way more. So, is "safe" actually riskier in the long run? Makes you think about all those small, safe choices adding up.
Okay, imagine this: you're offered a choice. A guaranteed $100, or a 50/50 shot at $200 (or nothing). Most people take the sure thing. But if you play that 50/50 game a thousand times, you'd end up with way more. So, is "safe" actually riskier in the long run? Makes you think about all those small, safe choices adding up.
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