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Decision criteria have to come from logical cause-and-effect understanding, not from data-mining what worked before, and not from asking an AI what to do.

Drawn from what Ray Dalio said

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    Ray Dalio 10 Jun 2026

    To be clear, these criteria are not best derived by looking at what would have worked in the past and assuming that it will work in the future—i.e., data mining—or simply asking an AI what to do. They are based on logical understandings converted into decision-making systems.

    ↗Principled Thinking and AI Need to Go Togetherraydalio.substack.com

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