Of course it’s worth asking whether, when you have lots of reasons to do a thing, but your “revealed preference” is apparently not to, whether you have some unconscious but good case against doing the thing. I’ve found that to be the case surprisingly rarely; between explicit & revealed preferences i expect explicit preferences “should” win more often than not.
Thanks for giving your own example here.
Of course it’s worth asking whether, when you have lots of reasons to do a thing, but your “revealed preference” is apparently not to, whether you have some unconscious but good case against doing the thing. I’ve found that to be the case surprisingly rarely; between explicit & revealed preferences i expect explicit preferences “should” win more often than not.