This reminds me of my favourite decision-making process. I toss a coin. However, it's not the result of the coin that I'm looking at; I base my ultimate decision on my reaction to that outcome. If the coin tells me to do one thing, I might be happy that that's the outcome, in which case I go with what the coin says. If however, I get a little sinking feeling at the outcome of the coin, then I know to go with the other choice, even if it's not what the coin says. This way, I really know that I'm making the right decision; it's helped me out countless times.
— George, London UK comments on a BBC article. What an unbelievable coincidence! That's exactly what I do and almost the same thing I told Pipe a year ago. That memory is still sharp, we were walking from Miller's statue to the gate and we were just in front of the arts block entrance. This guy's name is George too. Ha ha.