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by philposting
1770 days ago
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That's not true, for many people. If you increase choices then people often feel less happy. Having more varieties of mayonnaise at the supermarket doesn't necessarily make us happier--it just forces us to expend energy choosing, or worrying that we've made the wrong choice. If there's just one variety then we don't have that issue and we're probably happy with the mayonnaise that we get. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Paradox_of_Choice |
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