Why consumers are not afraid of identity theft
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In 195? mathematician Leonard Savage published a paper on how people process information during decision making. The main axiom, which Savidge operated on, is the sure thing principle, the “principle of inevitability”. According to her, in the decision-making process, consumers consider many different inputs. They mentally evaluate and discard those data that are important, but not enough to change the already made decision.
As an example, Savage cited the desire to buy real estate. The potential buyer believes that prior deliberation will significantly affect the final result. However...
For many gerontologists, Jeanne Kalman is almost like Jeanne d'Arc for the French. Symbol, legend, shrine. Record Jeanne d'Arle by life expectancy at 122 years and 164 days every true fighter with aging knows. It was installed in 1997 and since then nobody even managed to get close to it - the second place barely exceeds 119 years, and the third place is 117. Of the now-living survivors, the oldest are only 115 years old. Given that after 100 years of age, the annual probability of dying fluctuates around the 1/2 mark, the chances of sentiaries live to be 122 years old are incredibly small...
Electronic exchanges, where securities trading is conducted, conduct tens of thousands of transactions per second. Successful or not will be bidding, sometimes decide milliseconds. Unfortunately, sometimes the employees of the stock exchanges make mistakes that turn into million losses - this has happened more than once, and probably will continue to happen.
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