The Navigation example is a not a typical 'human decision'. We can't decide to avoid traffic if we don't know it's there, Google provides a method of detecting

The Navigation example is a not a typical 'human decision'. We can't decide to avoid traffic if we don't know it's there, Google provides a method of detecting and analysing traffic that Humans could never do. Admittedly, it does then automatically recalculate the next most optimal route (sometimes). A better example of a human decision would be, which "T-Shirt shall I buy?" or "What shall I have for dinner?". Google can't yet replace this decision making because it doesn't have flare. It can detect patterns and analyse them very well, but it can't be original. Yes, if you have Pizza for dinner every Tues then Google can tell you this, but if you do that every Tues then it's not really a 'decision' that Google is replacing, just highlighting a pattern. But until Google can read minds, or sense and analyse human hormones, it's not going to know if you would rather eat Indian or Mexican for dinner. It could suggest either, possibly based on previous eating habits, but it would just be a suggestion, and a guess at that. As a further side-note, how does replacing human decision making translate into a business model?