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We Usually Think Of Ourselves As Sitting The Driver's Seat, With Ultimate Control Over The Decisions We Made And The Direction Our Life Takes; But, Alas, This Perception Has More To Do With Our Desires-with How We Want To View Ourselves, Than With Reality.

Thinking Is Difficult And Sometimes Unpleasant.

But Suppose We Are Nothing More Than The Sum Of Our First, Naive, Random Behaviors. What Then?

There's Something About [cyclically] Doing Something Over And Over And Over That Seems To Be Particularly Demotivating.

Imagine You Owe On Five Credit Cards, You Owe Five Debts. So Which Debt Should You Pay First? And The Answer Is Very Simple: You Should Pay The One With The Highest Interest Rate First. But That's Not What People Do.