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This Website Wants to Make Your Major Life Decisions for You
The site could help people who just want their decisions validated or who honestly have no idea what to do with themselves
By Rachel Nuwer
SMITHSONIANMAG.COM
SEPTEMBER 12, 2014
When it comes to making major life choices, many people seek counsel and validation from friends, family, doctors, lawyers, mentors—anyone they trust (and, sometimes, anyone who happens to be nearby). Is this decision a good one? The right one?
Now, there's a non-human alternative to add to that list: a decision-making website called Cloverpop.
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