Funny, I just read this in the book The Logic of Failure by Dorner: > The information a newspaper-reading citizen receives about economic developments or the s

Funny, I just read this in the book The Logic of Failure by Dorner: > The information a newspaper-reading citizen receives about economic developments or the spread of epidemics, for example, lacks both continuity and constant correctives. Information comes in isolated fragments. We can assume that those conditions make it considerably more difficult to develop an adequate picture of developments over time. Maybe this is the answer?