On the recordFebruary 25, 2015
We make mistakes when we make decisions based on assumptions, as opposed to separating what we assume from what we know.
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congress.govWe make mistakes when we make decisions based on assumptions, as opposed to separating what we assume from what we know.
Clawson warns against decision-making based on assumptions without data.
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