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Solving The Problem...

  • One option is to make the decision you know is best, given the information available (exploit), but you should add some randomness to it, so to try something new (explore).
  • Another option is to deliberately explore when you’ll have more time. In experiments, people are more likely to explore new options when they think they’ll have more time to act.
  • The third option is to gather information from outside of our personal experience to get some knowledge of how good the new opportunities are .

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Student, Eager to learn either through life , experiences or people, Passionate about the things i love #passionate .. #explorer

Every decision has two options, try something new (explore) or stick to the normal (exploit). So it becomes important when to explore and when to exploit. So here's the content that guide's you through this decision making and make your life more simple....

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