This post argues that the quality of a decision is independent of its outcomes. It suggests that outcomes can seem good or bad initially, but they are often perceived through the lens of hindsight. Citing examples from sports and life events, it emphasizes that blaming someone for a negative result ignores the complexities of decision-making and alternative scenarios that could have unfolded. The author concludes with a quote from Shakespeare, reinforcing that value judgments of events are often subjective.