That's not the power of data. The power of data comes when you let them find their own patterns. What you learn is that there's a pattern to life. Computers can help you see that in ways you can't see by yourself. Once you let the data start talking to each other in computers, they're going to start evolving on their own.
Some people say computers are going to take over.
I don't see that. I am energized by the idea that computers can see things we can't. We ought to be able to find a way to take advantage of that. For example, you're left with the feeling that it wouldn't have taken computers 2,000 years to discover the theory of evolution, to notice natural selection. The pattern is sitting in the data.