Do Singaporeans Overanalyse?
Hold on... I need to analyse this question before I can answer!
— Ivy Wong
Nobody likes to be caught unawares. It’s good to be well prepared in any situation.
— Vanessa Low
Generally yes! It’s because they want to safeguard their interests. They tend to think of the worst scenario, then set in place measures to handle whatever might go wrong.
— Wu Yan Ping
Not exactly. I see it as Singaporeans using their intellect when it comes to making important decisions.
— Robert Low
Yes, it’s part of our upbringing. In school, we’re taught not to be hasty and to think through things carefully.
— Amadeus Tan
Where does overanalysis lead you to? You may just miss the point altogether.
— Gregory Goh
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