> This just proves how useless or limited the use of maths in daily life. In my opinion this proves that making the wrong assumptions can lead you to useless r

> This just proves how useless or limited the use of maths in daily life. In my opinion this proves that making the wrong assumptions can lead you to useless results, but I wouldn't go as far as saying that maths are useless in daily life. On the other hand, I agree with you about the paradox of choice, I use to call it "analysis paralysis".