So I read the full article and it's interesting. Maybe the title is a little misleading, but when you actually read it I think they make it pretty clear that it

So I read the full article and it's interesting. Maybe the title is a little misleading, but when you actually read it I think they make it pretty clear that it's an extreme example designed to prove a simple point: bad data practice has a cost. For somebody who isn't super data savvy but wants to get into the space, I actually found it helpful.