How often does that happen where the data sets, our current data belief, our current policy we believe today will be dramatically different a decade ago?
David Schweikert: “How often does that happen where the data sets, our current data belief, our current policy we believe today will be…”
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Schweikert questions the reliability of current data in shaping policy.
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