Decision Support Software Shows You the Scenarios
MIT Sloan School of Management professor Dan Ariely and his graduate students are experimenting with an "electronic wallet" that would advise users on how best to spend their money. For example, your wallet may run a Monte Carlo simulation displaying how, based on your payment behavior, you would save $150 over the next three months by using cash for a purchase instead of your Visa card.
In other words, tomorrow’s technologies will load the dice in favor of people not repeating the sort of silly statistical mistakes that lead to Nobel Prize winning research. And that will merit a prize of its own.



