More data leads to more bad decisionsBY JAMES FERNYHOUGH | TUESDAY, 12 AUG 2014 12:50PMThe human brain is biologically incapable of processing the reams of data it receives, and the more data we try to process without help, the more bad decision we will make. Related News |
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economists use big data analytics and look what good that gets us... big fat zero.
well it won't be long before some interest group is pushing for mandatory SG contributions until age 950 then.