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- September 1, 2005
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Computers can make faster calculations, sift through and store more data, and incorporate more factors into a solution. Still, the human mind remains far more powerful than even the most advanced computers. Here are a few things we do better:
- Make qualitative judgments.
- Adapt to unanticipated circumstances and events.
- Set priorities.
- Decide when the criteria are unclear.
- Deal with situations that fall outside the norm.
- Reach decisions without much data.
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