Intuition vs Analytical Decision Making

Article dated Gary Klein's real fireground commander study to 1989 when it was actually conducted in the mid-1980s (1989 is when a separate, related conference was held in Dayton, Ohio, a detail the article conflated with the study itself), and stated the study analyzed 'over 600 decision incidents' when the real figure is 156 decision points. It also included a claim that brain imaging studies confirmed a specific neural sequence in expert decision-makers, which does not match Klein's actual behavioral research methodology and could not be verified against any real study. For the Good Judgment Project, it stated 20,000 total forecasters were recruited when the real early-year figures are closer to 2,800-3,900, and stated the superforecaster cohort was 'approximately 70' when it started around 60 and later grew into the hundreds. It also included a '60 percent better than the median forecaster' comparison that could not be verified, alongside the real, well-documented '30 percent better than CIA analysts' figure.