I think it's a form of hysteresis. There's probably an evolutionary advantage to...

		not2b on Oct 16, 2020 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Babies' random choices become their preferences I think it's a form of hysteresis. There's probably an evolutionary advantage to making a choice and sticking with it, if there isn't a huge advantage to one or the other, than to bouncing back and forth uncertainly. It saves time.