Comment by antonvs

My unsubstantiated theory is that it’s due to large amounts of human slop in the training data: marketing blurbs, slide decks, motivational writing, copy designed to sell ad impressions, posts on LinkedIn, and so on. This style is what you get when you pile all that slop together and stir vigorously, i.e. when you train a model on it.

Sentences like the one you quoted seem to be deliberately attempting to create a hook that’s supposed to lure the reader into reading further to find out what, in this case, “that decides”. But when that deliberately manipulative style is jammed into every other sentence, the result is terrible.