"Fascinating book looking at randomness and our poor inability to be able to handle it in our daily lives. Never thought that I would find a book on probability fascinating!"
"Like it or not, much of our instinctive behaviour can be seen as irrational. It throws a spanner in the works of traditional economics providing an addtional dimension of human life."
"The follow up to "The Undercover Economist" it provides a fascinating and alternative view on aspects of everyday life. This book explores the "rational" nature of human behaviour that shapes society"
