Better Life Choices Lab · Decision Framework
01 · Foundations: a reliable decision loop
This app turns “life choices” into a repeatable practice: define constraints, compare options, test assumptions, and reflect.
- Pick a case, or write your own options.
- Adjust weights to match your values (not your mood).
- Look at sensitivity: if rankings flip easily, you need better info.
- Use the 3D view to spot trade-offs visually.
- Train bias detection in the mini practice.
02 · Case library (3 diverse starting points)
Cases are not answers. They are templates to reveal constraints and missing information.
Case A · Career switch
High uncertainty, long-term impact. Typical tension: growth vs stability.
Case B · Move for relationship
A systems decision: identity + support network + career continuity.
Case C · Build a health habit
Low barrier, high compounding. Focus on environment constraints and consistency.
Your case · Your options
Start with 2–4 options. If you only have 1, you’re not deciding yet—you’re describing.
03 · Decision Lab (the practical tool)
Convert ambiguity into a structured comparison. Then attack your structure with sensitivity analysis.
Model
Results
Ranking
| Option | Final score | Uncertainty penalty |
|---|
Why this ranking?
Next steps (turn unknowns into tests)
04 · 3D Decision Space (Three.js)
Each option becomes a point in space: Impact (X), Effort (Y), Risk (Z). Tap a point to inspect.
Controls
Inspector
05 · Bias Practice (Phaser)
A short practice: classify thought-cards. Goal: notice bias patterns before they drive decisions.
How it works
- Tap left zone: “Emotion-driven”. Tap right zone: “Logic-driven”.
- Some cards are mixed—practice naming the bias, not judging yourself.
- After 60 seconds, you’ll see a pattern summary.
Session stats
06 · Reflection Planner (daily loop)
Better choices are trained through review. Keep it lightweight and consistent.
Daily reflection prompt
Reflection log
Follow-up questions
- How might incorporating daily reflection practices change the way you evaluate potential decisions in uncertain situations?
- What alternative strategies could you use if emotional biases consistently influence your choices despite logical analysis?
- In what ways could reevaluating past decisions through a structured framework reveal patterns that improve future outcomes?