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Does having more time to decide always lead to better choices?

More time creates more possibilities, but also more regrets to imagine.

Not always. More time can improve decisions, but it can also increase overthinking and imagined regrets.

More time feels like an advantage.

Sometimes it is.

Sometimes it becomes a trap.

The hidden mechanism is decision expansion.

Extra time creates extra scenarios.

Extra scenarios create extra doubts.

The brain begins comparing futures that may never exist.

Confidence falls.

Mental fatigue rises.

People think bad decisions come from rushing.

Very often, they come from staying at the crossroads for too long.

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Does having more time to decide always lead to better choices?

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