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Why Smart People Make Bad Bets: The Statistical Trap That Could Cost You Millions

Why Smart People Make Bad Bets: The Statistical Trap That Could Cost You Millions

For founders, this logical fallacy might be relevant in a variety of scenarios, including hiring, understanding your customer base, and even performance management.

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