Why is doing something quickly (which rasies risks) worse than doing it in a planned manner?

Question

Why is doing something quickly (which rasies risks) worse than doing it in a planned manner?

Answer 1

it depends, actually.

Planning allows you to think thinks over and do them in the best sequence, make sure you don't leave out any steps.

Answer 2

the risk of doing a haphazard job laden with mistakes and depending on how sensitive the job is it could have dire or deathly results so planning cant be downplayed

Answer 3

It reduces the amount of time to logically analyze the situation. It allows emotion and prejudice to rule over reason.  

Answer 4

Ummm...more details would be nice.

Answer 5

well simply because it very often doesn't allow logic or reasoning to occur.

More less lets put it this way.You have a task to do that involves going to a specified location with no info at the moment if its dangerous or what.If you plan things out,you can handle things in a "planned" organized; thought out manner.If you are rash and rush into the situation; you put yourself at "risk" for outcomes you could have avoided with info or planning.

Point is; the reason doing something hastily is worse or bad is because you ignorantly( hate to use a strong word like that in this case but eh) perform a action or task you could have had info for to perform in a better or more successful manor.Like saying,you could have 100$ or 200$ at the end of hall(each amount in different box's), if you plan you can get the 200,if not you leave it too chance;point being.....why do something fast to raise your chances of failure voluntarily....its being willingly ignorant,which seems illogical in all aspects....