The Strokes are releasing new single "Bad Decisions" later today
The Strokes have announced that they'll be releasing "Bad Decisions" later today, a second glimpse of their first album in seven years The New Abnormal.
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Direct answer
- The Strokes have a song titled “Bad Decisions” released in 2020, but there isn’t a clear, widely reported news item specifically about “making bad decisions the strokes” as a current event topic. If you’re looking for recent news tying The Strokes to the theme of bad decisions, sources are sparse beyond music coverage of that track and its album context.[2][4]
Context and possible angles
- If you’re interested in health or cognitive aspects of decision-making (the broader idea of “bad decisions” in a neurological or psychological sense), there are academic discussions about how decision-making can be impaired after brain injuries or strokes, including how clinicians make rapid decisions under pressure. These sources discuss decision-making processes, biases, and outcomes, but they don’t tie specifically to The Strokes.[1][3]
- For music-focused context, media coverage around The Strokes’ song “Bad Decisions” from the album The New Abnormal includes reviews and track commentary but is not a news item about decisions in a broader sense. If you want more on the song’s reception, I can pull recent reviews or fan discussions.[4][2]
Illustration idea (example)
- If you want a quick visualization to connect the concept of decision-making under pressure with stroke care, I can create a simple chart showing how decision latency and accuracy can vary with clinician experience and information availability, based on generic findings from stroke care literature. I can deliver a CSV and a PNG chart if you’d like.
Would you like:
- A brief roundup of recent news specifically about The Strokes and “Bad Decisions” (album-era coverage, interviews, live performances)?
- A concise summary of how decision-making is studied in stroke care, with practical takeaways for patients and clinicians?
- A small chart illustrating decision-making factors (time to decision, information available, bias) with a hypothetical example?