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Survivorship Bias: Why people ignore the most important thing

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August 8, 2019

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Statistics is cruel. It can manipulate data, presenting the tip of the iceberg as a common

truth. But what is most dangerous is that it covers the really important things. And we keep living,

naively believing that in books, films, and articles there is an answer to how we are supposed to

go on with our lives. But for some reason, it does not really help us. What shall we do?

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