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Aphorism 93

Stefan Czerniawski September 26, 2013

There is a difference – often elided – between a probability and a degree of confidence in a forecast. It is one reason why we are better at avoiding drizzle than financial crises.

John Kay


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Dick Davies September 26th, 2013

The “John Kay” link leads to an excellent post and a better website. Worth the trip!

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