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How Not to Be Wrong: The Power of Mathematical Thinking
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Complete PART IV: Regression. It provides great insights into regression to the mean, with case studies on businesses tending toward mediocrity over time, average heights stabilizing, and more. The section on Pearson’s formulas and their role in understanding relationships between higher-dimensional vectors is particularly intriguing.

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