>Yes, there are choices that will make you stuck in analysis paralysis, but choosing which bottle of water to buy isn't one.
He was going for rhetorical effect. I think they should teach these things in reading/writing classes, so people don't take everything literally.
That said, choosing from "a towering aisle of water bottles" can still cost you up to a minute or more on deciding, which, while not Buridan's ass, it's still non-productive and worsens your shopping experience.
He was going for rhetorical effect. I think they should teach these things in reading/writing classes, so people don't take everything literally.
That said, choosing from "a towering aisle of water bottles" can still cost you up to a minute or more on deciding, which, while not Buridan's ass, it's still non-productive and worsens your shopping experience.