Decision-making paradox

Decision-making paradox is when two or more people have to make a decision and no matter what decision is made, it will always be the wrong decision. For example, let's say you are playing a board game with your friend and you have to pick either going left or right. Your friend says they want to go left and you say you want to go right. No matter which way you both choose, the outcome is the same–you won't win the game. This is called a decision-making paradox because it doesn't matter which way you both go, you both end up going in circles or not winning the game.