Yea, apply that logic a few times downstream and you get "legacy code" 

 I don’t think pulling out works that way… 

 That is one of the less easily reversible decisions lol 😂 

 Error correction is the way. 

 If it’s not take 15 minutes and think it over. It’s better to take a little extra time and think it over. 

 But what decision could be reversible 🤔 

 Most decisions are reversible. Let’s say you buy apple stock. You can easily sell that stock at anytime. 

 Oh I see. Except any small processing fee would stop me 😅 

 Why would that stop you? Lol 

 Cause I’m cheap 😅 

 If you can't do something safe, then do it fast! 

 I F***d up 👀😁 

 I’m wondering if there’s value also in stillness and letting the momentary desire to make a decision pass away. My meditation app seems to suggest so. 

You might be better off this way than making and reversing a decision, or possibly see a higher level, that the premise of your urge to move in a specific direction was flawed? 

 That's why git is amazing.