機率陷阱：從購物、保險到用藥，如何做出最萬無一失的選擇？

Gigerenzer's approach makes dense topics accessible, but I'm curious what inspired the structure of the book and how he chose which concepts to highlight.

The stories about everyday choices made risk feel more relatable, but I wonder if there are examples that resonated differently for others depending on their background.

Some cognitive biases I hadn't considered before really made me rethink how I assess danger or opportunity in daily life.