Averages fail to capture complexity from "summary" of End of Average by Todd Rose
When we rely on averages to understand human beings, we overlook the intricate details that make each person unique. Averages might provide a convenient summary, but they fall short in capturing the complexity of individuals. By reducing people to a single number or category, we neglect the nuances and variations that define who they are. This oversimplification can lead to misleading conclusions and flawed decisions, as it fails to account for the rich tapestry of human diversity.
Furthermore, averages are based on the assumption that all individuals conform to a norm or standard. This assumption overlooks the reality that most people do not fit neatly into predefined catego...
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