I wrote a book about decision fatigue. Then, at the end of a long day, mentally spent, I made a decision to hand off judgment to software and not look at what it produced. I'd like to report that the irony occurred to me before Jana yelled. It did not.

Every time you say you'll do something and don't, the thing you said gets a little cheaper. Not to the neighbor. The neighbor forgot about it walking back to the house. To you.