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	title:	Struck by Lightning
	author:	Jeffrey S. Rosenthal
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Granta Books
	released:	April 1, 2008
	isbn:	186207996X
	isbn-13:	9781862079960

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Customer Reviews
You'll probably like this, allowing for a 3.8% margin of error - Rated If you have read the book, "Why do buses come in threes" many of the statistical quirks identified in this book will be known to you. There are however a number of humerous anecdotes in this book that make it a worthy purchase, especially the story about the frog! Some way into the book the author gets bogged down a bit in electoral statistics, but his stuff on gambling is surprisingly readable and will certainly keep me out of casinos for the forseeable future. SUPER BOOK. - Rated This book is great light reading into probability theory in an interesting way, such as your chances of winning the national lottery: if you bought one ticket a week... it would take 250,000 years to win!!! Highly recommended, for all.

Customer Reviews

You'll probably like this, allowing for a 3.8% margin of error - Rated 3/5
If you have read the book, "Why do buses come in threes" many of the statistical quirks identified in this book will be known to you. There are however a number of humerous anecdotes in this book that make it a worthy purchase, especially the story about the frog! Some way into the book the author gets bogged down a bit in electoral statistics, but his stuff on gambling is surprisingly readable and will certainly keep me out of casinos for the forseeable future.

SUPER BOOK. - Rated 5/5
This book is great light reading into probability theory in an interesting way, such as your chances of winning the national lottery: if you bought one ticket a week... it would take 250,000 years to win!!!

Highly recommended, for all.