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The "McNamara fallacy": When data leads to the worst decision

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In 2014, I took a weekend break to York. York is a lovely city in the north of the UK, with an ancient cathedral, quaint cobbled roads, and an interactive Viking experience. It was a great weekend. But when I first got off the train there, I was hungry and disoriented. I’ve never been much of a trip planner — a habit that worsened with the invention of iPhone apps. So, I got my phone out and used TripAdvisor to search “Best places to get lunch i…

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