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Information Overflows, Yet Decisions Grow Harder. Why?
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- A column-style article examining why decisions are getting harder despite an overflow of information, attributing the cause to a lack of criteria rather than a lack of information.
- Reporter Hyeon Seungmin writes, drawing on cases he witnessed in the field, that people keep seeking more information, comparing options, and postponing their decisions.
- The reporter argues that a choice one can endure, with a point to return to if one wavers, matters more now than a perfect choice.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [돈과불안] 정보는 넘치는데 왜 결정은 더 어려워질까
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