In part 1 of these series I discussed the concept of Naive Intervention as a response to purely human need of causal narratives, while no such thing exists outside our brain. In part 2 I discussed the priority of survival…
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Naive Intervention Part 2: It is a Matter of Survival, not Efficiency!
In Part 1 of this series I covered the problem that humans grossly overestimate our human rational capability and the power of non-emotional narrative in the form of theories and models. In this post on risk assessment and decision making I continue to quote freely from…
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Posted in Business Intelligence, Complexity, Executives, Predictive Analysis
Posted in Business Intelligence, Complexity, Executives, Predictive Analysis
