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conmarap | 6 years ago
I wrote a reply to another comment that addressed something similar. The best way I can create a correlation in the real world is this way: If you go to a restaurant with 20 choices it takes people much longer to order something as opposed to a restaurant that can fit their menu on one page.
It's some psychological paradox, or research, that I can't remember. Someone actually replied with a TED talk that touches on this matter.
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