2 of 1 ·Base Rates Before Stories

Lesson 2 · Decisions Under Uncertainty
Start with how often something usually happens.
A base rate is how common an event is in a relevant group or time period. A striking example matters, but it should update the base rate rather than replace it.
Click to zoomIllustration supporting The delayed train videoOne viral delay feels persuasive. To judge reliability, check how many trains were late out of all comparable journeys over a useful period.
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