The Strategic Spiral
You turned choosing lunch into a six-part documentary.
You don't make decisions; you build cinematic universes around them. Your brain can spot consequences three timelines away, but it sometimes uses “being thorough” as a very elegant hiding place.
- Your pattern-spotting is genuinely sharp — you often see the second-order effect first.
- The clue that you're spiralling: new information stops changing the answer, but you keep collecting it.
The part you probably came here for
Even the stupidest quiz can accidentally tell you something true.