Rearrange the following sentences (A-F) to form a coherent paragraph.
(A) Despite these occasional errors, such shortcuts remain valuable because they allow individuals to act swiftly in situations where careful analysis would be too slow.
(B) Life constantly presents us with decisions, ranging from trivial daily choices to ones that can significantly alter our future.
(C) Some of these decisions must be made within seconds, much like a football coach who instinctively decides whether to pass, dribble, or shoot without time for lengthy deliberation.
(D) Such rapid decisions are often guided by heuristics, or simple rules of thumb, that help simplify complex choices under time pressure.
(E) Understanding how heuristics work can therefore help us make better decisions by recognizing when to trust instinct and when to pause for deliberate thought.
(F) These mental shortcuts, while efficient, can sometimes lead to systematic errors or biases that reduce the accuracy of a decision.
Which of the following statements is SECOND after the rearrangement?