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How did you get that number?

By Lawrence Koplow

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If you are making a decision based upon a measurement, then you have two choices.   One, you can simply accept any number a machine produces as true; or   Two, you can ask 'how did you get that number?'   The choice you make should be based upon how important the decision is that  you're basing the measurement upon.  If you just want to know how hot it is outside, a twenty-year-old thermometer, combined with stepping outside will probably do.  However, if the measurement is critical to an important outcome, then you need to ask, and answer, the question how did you get the number?   A critical measurement is a measurement where, the result of an important analysis, is dependent upon the measurement. A measurement is critical if an incorrect measurement could place people in danger...continue to full post

Full post as published by Arizona DUI Defense Blog on June 24, 2014 (boomark / email).

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