The Base Rate Blindspot: Why You Keep Ignoring the Most Useful Number in the Room
Base rates tell you what usually happens before your situation adds any complexity. Here's why smart people systematically ignore them and how to stop.
M. Linden3 posts tagged probability from Confronting Unknowns.
When you estimate odds by drawing on past examples, choosing the wrong comparison group can be more dangerous than having no data at all.
M. LindenBayesian reasoning is one of the most useful tools for making decisions under uncertainty, and you don't need a statistics degree to use it.
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