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File Size: 9147 KB
Print Length: 466 pages
Publisher: Penguin Books (May 29, 2014)
Publication Date: May 29, 2014
Sold by: Penguin Group (USA) LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00G3L6JQ4
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I’ve been working on this one for a long time. How Not to Be Wrong was a hard book for me — a mental boot-camp in which I spent about six months groaning with the weight of one concept, only be handed two more. The fact that I finally made it to the end of the book, a gasping, sweaty, much improved human being, is down entirely to Jordan Ellenberg’s supreme skill as a teacher.How Not to Be Wrong shunts the reader smoothly and with refreshing humor between geometry, military history, computer science, politics, statistics, gambling, medicine, morality, and philosophy. I emerged at the end shaking with not only a wealth of new information about all these stops on the rail, but with the conviction than now I know what they’re for. Science doesn’t tell you what you ought to believe; it tells you what you ought to do. We don’t vote to determine the best leader; we vote to give everyone an excuse to continue not committing crimes. The best way to treat your most cherished beliefs is by attempting to disprove them.I know that all sounds like nonsense, but I honestly can’t think of a more concise or convincing way to talk about Ellenberg’s insights than the book that he wrote. Start with plotting a line, and end with the reason you get up in the morning.
I really enjoy this genre of books. I am an engineer and have often been disappointed with most adult Americans who are not well educated is basic everyday mathematics-oriented life. Probabilities and statistics are elementary needs if one is to understand today's world. Even Newspapers such as the Washington Post, the New York Times, Atlanta Constitution, LA Times, and many more run articles that are missing data to support their positions. Where are the editorial staffs? Well-written, valuable book.
I bought this book to be used in addition to my college coursework. This book's explanations and examples helped reinforce what I had learned in class by applying the lessons to real world scenarios. For example, my stats professors like to test our knowledge by asking us about the results of some random study; we look at the numbers from the study and decide whether or not they are valid. In our final exam, one question involved a study that attempted to predict how many goals a hockey player was able to make in a given season. I remembered Ellenberg's explanation of "the hot hand" in the NBA and I was able to grind the hockey study into dust. I not only aced the exam, but my professor wrote an email saying that no student had dissected this study so thoroughly. I also passed one of our hardest homework assignments by successfully arguing that the study we had performed was "torturing the data", and we did not really have significant results. All of this information was before the half-way point of the book. There's so much more to learn.I recently graduated, and I still listen to this audio book because the information is so rich and varied. It's a really easy way to keep your general skills sharp. This books isn't full of numbers and symbols, so I wouldn't recommend it for people who need to learn the actual math.
This book is a revelation...remarkably informative and well written. Given today's broad range of choices for self-improvement activities, reading "How Not to be Wrong" will not disappoint. You may not loose weight, increase your memory or learn to speak Mandarin, but you will learn how to better judge the claims made by those who would promise such benefits, and much, much more. Such a treasure should never be ignored. Quick! Get a copy and see the world around you, from election results to sports stats to claims of medical benefits, in a new and richer light. But be forewarned: you may find yourself glancing through your college math texts again!
As someone who took a lot of math courses in college (not always doing very well, but always being intrigued), this book was absolutely in my wheelhouse and even better, it was more engaging than many novels that I've read. I was constantly chuckling and snickering at the many revelations and stories that were shared. I thought the majority of it was easy to understand (perhaps not always easy to accept) but I suspect some will lack the self confidence to read it - I hope these folks are not put off. At the end he has a brief section on the many people who abandon mathematics because they think they are not "gifted" or "genius" enough, and pleads the case that we all need to be mathematicians. So I guess I am exonerated. There are several stories of people who pursued a question for their life, only to have it advanced by the next generation. So interesting that many of these questions arose from real world questions and concerns and not so much from abstract noodling.I agree to an extent with some reviews that for a serious mathematician who might read textbooks, this isn't as systematic and direct as it might be, but on the other hand, I thought the writing was among the best and most engaging for non-fiction that I've seen. If you might fit in this picture and are willing to open up your imagination a bit, I think you'll find this book as entertaining and enlightening as I did.
There are a few books I've read over the years that have changed how I see the world, and/or provided me with lots of entertainment.Some of those titles include:* Influence by Robert Cialdini* Thinking Fast, and Slow* Algorithms to Live By* The Obstacle is the Way* Mastery by Robert Greene* Moonwalking with Einsteinetc.These titles aren't directly related to this book, but they're just books I enjoy, and now this book is among them.I particularly enjoy when a book is packed with information that has you saying "whoa" at every page turn. If it can also entertain me, then even better. This book did both!
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