need to make really big decisions is that they can fall into the trap of something called redundant deliberation which is where you are constantly seeking more and more information, more and more clarification to sediment a perspective which in your gut you part of it a decision around. so i don t know whether actually all this material will change the dynamic or change the mood music around boris johnson. if it is redacted in any way or is not produced in full, the critics have a field day but as i say i don t actually with the full report will actually change opinion markedly. report will actually change opinion markedl ., report will actually change opinion markedl .g ., ~ ., ., report will actually change opinion markedl ., ., , markedly. joking ideal to see photographic markedly. joking ideal to see photographic evidence - markedly. joking ideal to see photographic evidence of - markedly. joking ideal to see l photographic evidence of these parties that allegedly is out there? i
they are comparing and contrasting what they see others doing. but at the same time, we are quite reasonable people at the end of the day and if we are given a context, we can often make up our own minds and feel much more solid about that decision which again is why i think quite a few people were saying and tory mps were saying i need to see sue gray s report before i make my mind as to whether i m going submit my letter to sir graham brady or not. now in the wood of psychology, that s called redundant deliberation and that s just trying to seek more and that s just trying to seek more and more clarification in order to sediment a perspective that you perhaps already have got unconsciously or maybe a gut feeling. certainly a picture can change that in an instant and it just tells a story in a particular way and can really sediment people s abuse which is then very hard to shift. , ., ., abuse which is then very hard to shift. , ., ., ., ., shift. let s move on and look at the dail