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“The biggest risk in life is not taking one " - from the movie ‘PROOF’

Innumeracy , a book that was referred by Zhao, the fictional teacher in " The art of profitability “. It deals with the lack of a specific set of skills among a lot of people, the lack of a sense of numerical proportion and an appreciation for the irreducible probabilistic nature of the world. In a sense, the book makes readers aware of a lot of common fallacies that pervade our world view and consequently, our thinking .

“The biggest risk in life is not taking one " - from the movie ‘PROOF’