They simply analyze the numbers in front of them to make calculated,
rational predictions about the future.
Not exact matches
Nonetheless, one of the irrational exceptions on
rational economic theory which is observable and systematic is that human beings are inherently overconfident
about their capability, knowledge and
future predictions (Economist, 2010).
They literally can not believe they might be wrong
about their
future predictions — and can not understand how any
rational person could not see the
future with the same blinders they wear.