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Round Robin
Taking turns to decide. Person A picks this time, Person B picks next time.
Why use it?
- Perfectly fair over a long timeline.
- Gives each person complete agency when it's their turn.
- Simple reciprocal structure.
Why it fails
- Requires tracking who picked last (mental overhead).
- Doesn't solve the problem if *neither* of you has an idea.
- The person whose turn it is feels all the pressure.