The Odds of That

The Odds of That

6/11/2018

link

https://www.nytimes.com/2002/08/11/magazine/the-odds-of-that.html

summary

In this article from The New York Times Magazine, the author explores the concept of probability and its impact on everyday life. The piece examines how our understanding of probability can shape our decision-making process and affect our perception of chance events. Through various anecdotes and examples, the article highlights the human tendency to underestimate or overestimate probabilities in different situations. It also delves into the notion of luck and the role it plays in our lives. Overall, the article provides a thought-provoking exploration of probability and its implications on our understanding of randomness.

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