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布里丹毛驴效应（Buridan donkey effect） This hesitation in the decision-making process, not be uncertain phenomenon called Buridan donkey effect. Buridan is a university professor, and his fame is largely due to the fact that he has proved that two opposing and perfectly balanced thrusts are impossible to act at will. He cited the example is a donkey between two bundles of hay equivalent is fully balanced. Since the donkey has no reason to choose which bundle of grass to eat, then it can never make a decision, only to finally die. The story is like this: Buridan raised a small donkey, he every day to buy a pile of hay to feed to the nearby farmers. On this day, the peasants who sent the grass gave them a lot of fodder and put it aside for the admiration of the philosopher. At this point, the donkey stood between two piles of quantity, quality, and hay that was completely equal to its distance. Although it enjoyed full freedom of choice, but because the two hay of equal value, objectively unable to distinguish the merits of it, then look left and right here and always cannot distinguish whether the choice of a good. So, this poor donkey stood in situ, while considering the quantity, while considering the quality, while the analysis of color, freshness of a moment, hesitating, back and forth, at a loss in the beaten and starved to death. enlightenment The donkey The donkey eventually starved to death, leading to their last tragedy because they didnt want to give up and didnt know how to make decisions. The decision-making process of uncertainty, be uncertain phenomenon called Buridan donkey effect. Everyone in life are often faced with various choices of how to choose the life relationship so people great success and failure, gain and loss, are hoping to get the best results, often in the choice before repeatedly weighed, careful consideration, even shilly-shally, indecisive. However, in many cases, chance is transient, and did not leave enough time for us to think again, it r