Give me some examples of decisions that aren't measured in degrees.

Should I respond to this bait post or not?

With your hand you have an equity advantage 4-way and it is pretty break-even also 3-way against BB and cutoff for sidepot.

I think that your hand is actually harder to play postflop than the hands of your opponents as it has nasty gaps and weak flushes.

That's why I would rather get it in preflop to avoid possible mistakes postflop.

I also agree that 3-bet pre would be good.

Ranges I assume for opponents:

SB: Top 5% (Makes sense to push AI when protection is possible
BB: 4%-12% (Might be wider, I assume that would repot with top 4% hands. 12% is Wide squeeze-range, but it could be wider also)
Cutoff: 2%-8%, Obviously not aces. Good playability hands, might have better visibility than you.

Equitys:

4-way: 25,8%
Sidepot vs BB and cutoff, 31,3%

As played, get it in. If there is higher flush, it is just bad beat.

Basically you have EV-neutral flip for 1400 bb, but that's the game.