Noise

This book explores the concept of noise in decision-making, highlighting how variability in judgments affects outcomes in various fields such as medicine, law, and business. The authors argue that societal decisions are often influenced by this randomness, leading to inconsistent and sometimes harmful results. They provide insights into how we can recognise and reduce noise in our own lives and institutions. The book presents a systematic approach to improving decision-making by understanding the hidden biases that cause errors. It is a call to action for better practices in judgement across all areas of life.