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Dave talks to the famous blackjack player about trusting data over instincts
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Dave shares his thoughts on the recent controversy around comedian Shane Gillis (1:00) before sitting down with analytics expert Jeff Ma—best known as the blackjack player at the center of the book Bringing Down the House and the film 21—to discuss trusting data over instincts and facts over bias (5:57).
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