It’s not a book about mathematical models but rather traits and skills of people who are standard deviations above average in predicting things. It talks more about how these people are successful (they’re largely describing praxeology without knowing it) by sourcing multiple data points, refining as they go, and assigning probabilities to different parts of decision trees.
Kind of like applying poker thinking to the real world.
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