How Not to Be Wrong Book Review: Why Mathematical Thinking Is a Decision-Making Superpower

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A clear, engaging review of How Not to Be Wrong by Jordan Ellenberg, explaining how mathematical thinking improves decision-making. This article covers regression to the mean, expected value, base rates, and statistical reasoning for professionals in analytics, finance, and strategy.