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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gban007" data-source="post: 9708833" data-attributes="member: 56488">I think problem arises if two people have access to same evidence, but come up with two different answers as such- how do people know which is right?  You may have had an 84% accuracy rate, but means could still be wrong in this instance.  Without being able to show / explain how got to answer, someone us ultimately going to have to do that work to be able to demonstrate which is the right answer (if either).Ultimately though I think comes down to what you are doing as a profession as such. I would say vast majority of stuff I learnt in school and uni i haven't needed since, and if got mostly right maths answers and in a job where don't need that level of maths then it doesn't seem like it should matter.  If in a job where high levels of maths involved where accuracy is important, then it does matter.</blockquote>