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In other words, we must interrogate reality to make sure we are not setting forward-looking policy based on stale or inaccurate data.
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The quote says that policy should be based on current, reliable information rather than assumptions or outdated evidence. “Interrogate reality” means checking what is actually happening and questioning whether the data remains accurate before deciding what to do in the future.
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