As a Mathematician I enjoy reading non-fiction that is not too "mathy", one that makes subjects such as probability approachable. This is the first in a series of reviews of books I've been reading for fun and for my math history course. These reviews will high light some of the more interesting parts of the book as well as rate how approachable the book made the subject and how educational on the subject the books really are.
The first book I am Reviewing is The Improbability Principle by
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