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History offers a rich trove of insights into the human experience across time and cultures. As we aim to understand the present and predict the future, historical data provides an invaluable resource to guide our decisions and policies.
However, the lessons we draw from the past must be interpreted with nuance and care. In this episode of Becoming a Better Data Citizen, we'll explore both the strengths and weaknesses of using historical data, and provide tips for becoming savvy, ethical consumers of insights from times gone by.
Why do we look to historical data in the first place? What key opportunities does it offer us?
Historical data enables us to make wiser choices by illuminating patterns, providing context, and revealing past pitfalls. But the insights must be carefully parsed.
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