Some Map Is Better Than No Map
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The heuristic, illustrated by Taleb's anecdote of using a map of Paris to navigate from Washington to New York, that any data is preferable to none—which Roberts challenges by arguing a wrong map can mislead worse than admitting you don't know.
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