The Importance of Self-Arrow Correction in Statistics

Pei Ruan: The most important take from this book is maybe just for me, but it's about self-arrow correction. Do you have any advice to how this kind of self-arrow corrected can take place? Is there a set of questions that a person can question himself in his everyday life or research? And I think fundamentally it's a problem of induction and that we're trying to pump out everyday life. What would you think would be the most important thing to do for a statistician in the next 50 years or 30 to 50?