たまたま―日常に潜む「偶然」を科学する (Tankobon Hardcover)

The way the book makes advanced probability accessible is impressive. I wonder what inspired the choice of real-world stories to illustrate these ideas.

The book really made me think twice about luck and chance in decisions I normally overlook. Am I the only one who started noticing more patterns of randomness everywhere?

The mix of history and science kept the narrative engaging, but I’m curious whether that was a deliberate strategy to make the concepts more relatable.