Quotes About Analysis
He had expected, at minimum, to be able to examine tread marks and a trail of crushed vegetation and small trees the trailer had surely sheared on its slide down the hill, like a butter knife of the gods.
~ Douglas E. Richards
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Women may make slightly less—maybe—but the seventy-seven cents to the dollar statistic is what men and women make, on average. It isn't a comparison of the two sexes in the same jobs, with the same experience. It's comparing total earnings across all jobs, which ends up being apples to oranges in many cases.
~ Douglas E. Richards
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Ignoring the vast difference in scale, the authors had found the structures were remarkably similar. Neurons and galaxies were both assembled together in a complex web, spread out in long filaments and nodes that linked them up. Additional analysis revealed that the distribution of the neuronal network in the brain and the distribution of matter in the cosmic web were eerily similar.
~ Douglas E. Richards
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He could analyze the psychological aspects of the most devious totalitarian regimes, but women would forever be as inscrutable to him as Sanskrit.
~ Douglas E. Richards
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Also, I'll want to scan your brain using the ultra-high-resolution MRI at our main facility. I need to confirm Kelvin's data as to the final positioning of your implants.
~ Douglas E. Richards
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Intuition is just your subconscious putting together subtle clues and coming to a conclusion that your conscious mind hasn't quite reached.
~ Douglas E. Richards
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A succession of philosophers and historians spent their time studiously attempting to say nothing as successfully as possible. The less that was successfully said, the greater the relief and acclaim. No attempt to address any idea, history or fact was able to pass without first being put through the pit-stop of the modern academy. No generality could be attempted and no specific could be uttered.
~ Douglas Murray
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This is the process by which everything from the past can be picked over, picked apart, and eventually destroyed. It can find no way of building. It can only find a way of endlessly pulling apart. So a novel by Jane Austen is taken apart until a delicate work of fiction is turned instead into nothing more than another piece of guilty residue from a discredited civilization. What has been achieved in this? Nothing but a process of destruction.
~ Douglas Murray
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it should at some stage cause people to pause and reflect that the voices almost everybody wanted to demonise and dismiss were in the final analysis the voices whose predictions were nearest to being right.
~ Douglas Murray
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When competent, sensible people do something stupid, the smartest move is to try to figure out, first, what kept them from seeing it coming and, second, how to prevent the problem from happening again. Talking
~ Douglas Stone
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Rule of Five There is a 93.75% chance that the median of a population is between the smallest and largest values in any random sample of five from that population.
~ Douglas W. Hubbard
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you should start thinking about measurements as a multistep chain of thought. Inferences can be made from highly indirect observations.
~ Douglas W. Hubbard
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Instead of being overwhelmed by the apparent uncertainty in such a problem, start to ask what things about it you do know.
~ Douglas W. Hubbard
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Measurement: A quantitatively expressed reduction of uncertainty based on one or more observations.
~ Douglas W. Hubbard
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we need to treat measurement as observations that quantitatively reduce uncertainty.
~ Douglas W. Hubbard
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Definition of Measurement Measurement: A quantitatively expressed reduction of uncertainty based on one or more observations.
~ Douglas W. Hubbard
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Anything you need to quantify can be measured in some way that is superior to not measuring it at all. —Gilb's Law
~ Douglas W. Hubbard
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The first 100 samples reduce uncertainty much more than the second 100. In fact, even the first 10 samples tell you a lot more than the next 10. The initial state of uncertainty tells you a lot about how to measure it.
~ Douglas W. Hubbard
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we know that decision makers will experience an increase in confidence in their decisions even when the analysis or information-gathering methods are found to be ineffectual. This is part of what Dawes called the "illusion of learning.
~ Douglas W. Hubbard
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Anything currently estimated using expensive survey methods can be researched in different ways by any Internet-literate college student.
~ Douglas W. Hubbard
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measure what matters, make better decisions.
~ Douglas W. Hubbard
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1. Key result indicators (KRIs) tell you how you have done in a perspective or critical success factor. 2. Result indicators (RIs) tell you what you have done. 3. Performance indicators (PIs) tell you what to do. 4. KPIs tell you what to do to increase performance dramatically. EXHIBIT 1.1 Four Types of Performance Measures
~ Douglas W. Hubbard
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If you don't know what to measure, measure anyway. You'll learn what to measure.
~ Douglas W. Hubbard
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whether a finding is statistically significant is not the same thing as whether your current state of uncertainty is less than it was before or what the economic value of that uncertainty reduction would be.
~ Douglas W. Hubbard
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