eithereitheror

Eithereitheror is a decision-making technique that involves presenting two equally undesirable options to a person, with the expectation that they will choose one of them. This choice is then used as a basis for making a final decision. The technique is based on the idea that people are more likely to choose between two bad options rather than being forced to choose between a good and a bad option.

The eithereitheror technique was popularized by the American philosopher and writer Robert Anton Wilson in his book "Prometheus Rising." Wilson argued that the technique can be used to overcome indecision and to make decisions that are more in line with one's true desires.

Critics of the eithereitheror technique argue that it can lead to poor decisions, as the options presented may not accurately reflect the true range of possibilities. Additionally, the technique may not work for everyone, as some people may be more comfortable making decisions without the use of such techniques.

Despite these criticisms, the eithereitheror technique remains a popular decision-making tool among those who find it helpful in overcoming indecision and making decisions that align with their true desires.