Even when you "have all the facts generated from sophisticated algorithms giving you an unequivocal 'correct' answer", how do you know it's not pulling a fast one on you? Do you trust whoever gave you the algorithm? Especially that it's usually not some diverse group of open-source developers, but a particular financial institution with a product to sell you.
I feel that the desire for human interaction in matters involving money has a lot to do with having someone you can look in the eyes and see yourself if they're trying to defraud you.
Even when you "have all the facts generated from sophisticated algorithms giving you an unequivocal 'correct' answer", how do you know it's not pulling a fast one on you? Do you trust whoever gave you the algorithm? Especially that it's usually not some diverse group of open-source developers, but a particular financial institution with a product to sell you.
I feel that the desire for human interaction in matters involving money has a lot to do with having someone you can look in the eyes and see yourself if they're trying to defraud you.