‘Graduates wanting a lucrative career should become a charlatan. There has always been a strong demand for witchdoctors, seers, quacks, pundits, mediums, tipsters & forecasters’
'Even intelligent and numerate people are quick to misperceive randomness and to pay for an expertise that doesn't exist; the subjects included students of sciences, engineering and accounting...Observations of a short streak of successful predictions of a truly random event are sufficient to generate a significant belief in the hot hand'
