I think your point is very apt: throwing people to make complex decisions they are not trained to make leaves them worse-off. An analogous example would be democratizing medicine where everyone (trained or not) should be allowed to practice (on themselves and others). We don't need to think that far in the future to imagine how disastrous this would be.
Another great article, David!
I think your point is very apt: throwing people to make complex decisions they are not trained to make leaves them worse-off. An analogous example would be democratizing medicine where everyone (trained or not) should be allowed to practice (on themselves and others). We don't need to think that far in the future to imagine how disastrous this would be.