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The Obvious Choice
The Fire Hose Effect
There's just too much available data and to try to make sense of what actually is appropriate and what isn't, it's a fire hose problem. Most data that you're presented with on your everyday is either not appropriate to you or very superficial. And then the final one is there's a Firehose effect: There's a lot of data that we can get. It doesn't mean that it's necessarily bad data or good data. Even if it's good data, it's like,. would the results of this no matter what they are, would that change anything that I do?
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