Why does academia train us to demand statistical rigor, reproducibility, and evidence-based reasoning — but the moment you enter politics or corporate management, gut feelings, anecdotes, and PowerPoint vibes are what actually drive decisions? Was the whole thing just academic cosplay?

Why does academia train us to demand statistical rigor, reproducibility, and evidence-based reasoning — but the moment you enter politics or corporate management, gut feelings, anecdotes, and PowerPoint vibes are what actually drive decisions? Was the whole thing just academic cosplay?

Why does academia train us to demand statistical rigor, reproducibility, and evidence-based reasoning — but the moment you enter politics or corporate management, gut feelings, anecdotes, and PowerPoint vibes are what actually drive decisions? Was the whole thing just academic cosplay?
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