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blackbirdbeatle
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Pretty much says it all. In the Margaritaville episode, the gov't cuts the head off a chicken, puts it on a circle of fate, and plays the kazoo as a way to decide what to do.
Now I keep reading studies after studies about how the decisions we make on very ambiguous situations, mostly concerning business and economics, will turn out just as well if we pick a random choice out of the options than if we spent tons of money and labour deciding. For instance, you are more likely to find a good employee by taking a random resume from a pile of those that meet basic requirements than going through HR.
I'm starting to take a lrabroad
more stock in this lately. Randomly picking a course out of a bunch of basic viable options. It probably would have actually helped the economy, rather than the fucked up decisions many big businesses have done, or the gov't. Because we don't really know what the fuck is going on with business or economics anyway. It's all vague educated guesses and every expert has an opinion, many of whom are just as valid as the next given the information at hand. We have an idea but to say that if we do x consumers will do y, or if we change g manufacturing will rise, is far too oversimplified and the real world doesn't work like that.
I'm just nrabroad
seeing the value of all these boneheads steering the boat here.
Now I keep reading studies after studies about how the decisions we make on very ambiguous situations, mostly concerning business and economics, will turn out just as well if we pick a random choice out of the options than if we spent tons of money and labour deciding. For instance, you are more likely to find a good employee by taking a random resume from a pile of those that meet basic requirements than going through HR.
I'm starting to take a lrabroad
more stock in this lately. Randomly picking a course out of a bunch of basic viable options. It probably would have actually helped the economy, rather than the fucked up decisions many big businesses have done, or the gov't. Because we don't really know what the fuck is going on with business or economics anyway. It's all vague educated guesses and every expert has an opinion, many of whom are just as valid as the next given the information at hand. We have an idea but to say that if we do x consumers will do y, or if we change g manufacturing will rise, is far too oversimplified and the real world doesn't work like that.
I'm just nrabroad
seeing the value of all these boneheads steering the boat here.