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[QUOTE="IamApexus, post: 6878959, member: 1013275"] I mean that in life we often come across situations that change our destiny. And whether we move forward in a positive or negative direction is based on our decisions. This is where critical thinking comes into play at that critical moment. My question is, can poker improve our judgement? Because I feel that there are parallels between life and poker. After all, psychology appears in our human relationships, just like in poker. I think that, for example, an all-in situation activates similar brain areas as a life situation when you have to make a quick and good decision. And the important thing is that these decisions are always made in a forced situation, when there is no possibility of hesitation. But you have to decide.. What do you think, how realistic is this? [/QUOTE]
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