The original version of this article first appeared in The Business Times My kids who are under the age of five have been dying to go on an Easter egg hunt. It seems innate in us humans to desire a good hunt - for food, for entertainment, or just for the sake of the hunt and being gratified. Many of these hunts happen online - trying to validate a product or service, a good restaurant, or even a potential mate. We scour websites, online reviews, and images at insane thumb-scrolling pace, to come to a quick decision on what to do. We humans have been conditioned to want immediate gratification for our successful hunts - same day shipping, instant payments, rapid validation. But investing does not work this way, and never will, because life will be 100 years for many of us, and cannot be rushed. And not doing things...