More Judgment Than Data

The book explores the paradox of living in an age of abundant data while questioning whether this wealth of information leads to better decision-making. It examines the impact of excessive data on our choices and highlights how the sheer volume can sometimes obscure clarity, leading to poor decisions. Through this analysis, it challenges the notion that more data equates to better outcomes, prompting readers to reconsider the relationship between information and effective decision-making in the modern era.