This Is Why We Prefer to Act On Something Even If We're Not Sure of the Result
While taking risks may pay off, it is important to understand when it is better to take action or not.
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While taking risks may pay off, it is important to understand when it is better to take action or not.
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Were of these d.r.e.a.m.ers coming, it's amnesty. >> so a couple things, right, this president was sent here to disrupt walk. he is an action bias. the president wants to get things done. he wants to accomplish things. i don't think talking about d.r.e.a.m.ers and helping them stay here is necessarily amnesty. look, the only thing tougher than health care is immigration to get done in this town. anne and i worked on this in the past, any type of immigration reform is very, very difficult to get done. i think this president said to the congress, we want to keep these folks, he'd like to keep th...