When looking at a set of continuous data, it's important to check the averages, the spread of the numbers, and the quadrilles. This gives a full picture of what's happening instead of just one piece. For example, the average might look good, but the data could be very spread out, showing risk. In I Samuel 16:6-13, Samuel thought one son looked right to be king, but God reminded him to look deeper than outward appearance. Just like with data, you can't judge by one measure alone. God considered all the "data" about David's heart before guiding Samuel's choice