A clue is not a fact
An inference is a conclusion drawn from clues. Think “probably interested in travel,” rather than “booked a flight.”
Learn the difference between something recorded and something predicted from clues.
Five short factoidsAn inference is a conclusion drawn from clues. Think “probably interested in travel,” rather than “booked a flight.”
A prediction about what you might do is different from a record of what you did. Your profile should make that distinction clear.
A prediction estimates what might happen from available clues. Even a plausible estimate is not a promise about your behavior.
Shopping records may show what you bought without explaining why. A pattern of purchases does not reveal every reason behind them.
An estimated age range is not the same as a verified birth date. Both may appear in a profile, but they mean different things.
Pauses to evaluate what is known and what is inferred.
Both rectangular pupils move upward and to the right.