You’ll never have all the info. Decide with what you’ve got and adjust as the rest shows up.

Complete information never arrives, and waiting for it turns a decision into a permanent hobby. Past a certain point, more research stops changing the answer and starts providing comfort, and from the inside those feel identical. The real choice is usually deciding now at seventy percent or deciding in six months at seventy-two.

Name what you would actually need to know, then go get only that. Put a date on choosing and keep it. Expect to adjust afterward, since adjusting is cheaper than certainty was ever going to be.