Think about your job. What is an average, a percentage, or a measurement that you work with every day? Why does that number matter — and what happens when it goes wrong?Think about your job. What is an average, a percentage, or a measurement that you work with every day? Why does that number matter — and what happens when it goes wrong?, Think of a number that has changed your life — a salary, a test score, a weight, a percentage. What is the story behind that number, and how did it affect a decision you made?Think of a number that has changed your life — a salary, a test score, a weight, a percentage. What is the story behind that number, and how did it affect a decision you made?, In your field, is there a number or measurement that people often hide, exaggerate, or misuse? What is the probability that this causes real harm — and who is responsible?In your field, is there a number or measurement that people often hide, exaggerate, or misuse? What is the probability that this causes real harm — and who is responsible?, Which number do you think shapes society the most — average income, life expectancy, or the percentage of people with access to education? Would the world be different if people understood these numbers better?Which number do you think shapes society the most — average income, life expectancy, or the percentage of people with access to education? Would the world be different if people understood these numbers better?.

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