All data is inherently wrong, but some of it is occasionally useful.

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If data is so accurate, why are we constantly 'surprised' by world events, elections, and economic shifts that the numbers supposedly predicted and is it possible to have 'raw data' if the very act of choosing what to measure is a biased decision?

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