It’s not always possible to resolve the uncertainty. When this is the case, recognizing that there is uncertainty may not be helpful.
Personally, after having exhausted all avenues to reducing the uncertainty, I prefer to look the uncertainty straight in the face, recognise that I do not know what the best decision is, and make the decision anyway.
Personally, after having exhausted all avenues to reducing the uncertainty, I prefer to look the uncertainty straight in the face, recognise that I do not know what the best decision is, and make the decision anyway.
It’s better to go with your best guess than not even make a guess at all.
Generally yes. Though not always.