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 | How not to be Wrong | The power of mathematical thinking, how maths helps us think about real world issues and reach sensible conclusions. Categories: maths |
| by Jordan Ellenberg | ||
| Score: 7.5 | ||
| Published: 2014 | ||
| Read: July 30th 2026 |
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John said
Quite good. Lots of stats type stuff eg prosecutor's fallacy and how p<0.05 is often a dangerous approach and if a tiny chance doubles - it is still very tiny.