Dickeson--An Old Method Brings Success

That may be an understatement in printing. It wouldn't at all surprise me if half our expenditures on computer software and hardware, training, administration, clerical, etc., was unused and unusable by humans for decision making.

Computers are linear, two-dimensional, structured; human thought is non-linear, multi-dimensional, convoluted. Have computers failed us? Not at all. It is we who have failed in the use and our expectations of computational data. Does your calculator work? Of course it does. Will it make operational decisions? No. There is mystic and magic in people. Brains make unexpected synapses, perceive unexpected relationships.