Why don't we use the evidence drive for analysis?

Evidence-driven analysis can be limited by various factors, such as data availability, quality, and relevance. Additionally, relying solely on evidence may overlook contextual nuances and human elements that are crucial for understanding complex issues. Furthermore, biases in data collection and interpretation can skew results, leading to potentially misleading conclusions. Therefore, a balanced approach that integrates both evidence and qualitative insights is often more effective for comprehensive analysis.