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Re:When It's Bad to Have Good Choices by Fargren on Saturday August 02, 2014 @09:16AM (#8124840)
If the research has a cost (and you know this cost), then you actually have three options: original option A, original option B, and research + correct option (or knowledge that both options are the same). If you can at least bound the costs of options A and B, you can make a pretty good guess as to whether the research is worth doing. If it's not, then choosing at random is the optimal choice, and you should not regret it.

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