How do you tell the difference between real uncertainty and a decision that barely matters? [I will not promote]

I think a lot of us overrate ambiguity. If a decision stays grey, we assume the question must be sophisticated. Serious people respect nuance. Founders do not jump too early. Thoughtful adults keep options open. Sometimes that's true. But a lot of unresolved questions are not deep. They are blurry for one of three ordinary reasons: You're early. The difference is too small to matter. The answer only appears after commitment. That framing has helped me a lot because each type of blur asks for a different res