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Thirdly-but Not Lastly-there Was The Bias Toward What People Saw With Their Own Eyes, Or Thought They Had Seen. The Human Mind Played Tricks On Itself When It Relied Exclusively On What It Saw. There Was A Lot You Couldn't See When You Watched A Game

All Of A Sudden The Market Is All About Algos And Routers.

We Aren't Natural Statisticians. What We Are Is Natural Storytelling Machines. And So What We Do After We Have The Facts In Hand Is Build A Story To Explain The Facts.

Every Form Of Strength Is Also A Form Of Weakness.

The Inability To Envision A Certain Kind Of Person Doing A Certain Kind Of Thing Because You've Never Seen Someone Who Looks Like Him Do It Before Is Not Just A Vice. It's A Luxury. What Begins As A Failure Of The Imagination Ends As A Market Inefficiency: When You Rule Out An Entire Class Of People From Doing A Job Simply By Their Appearance, You Are Less Likely To Find The Best Person For The Job.