Superforecasting: The Art and Science of Prediction Philip E. Tetlock - EPUB

Philip E. Tetlock

During the first hundred pages, I was sure to give the book a perfect score. It totally caught my attention and made me want more and more. The book made me feel like it had been written for me, someone that don't know much about predictions and forecasts, but feels like he could be good at it.

Then, after the half of the book, you get a little bored because it always come back to the same thing: Use number to make your predictions in a well established timeframe, always question your predictions till the time runs out, learn from the past and see beyond your conic vision.

This book is very interesting and worth giving a shot. It's a good mix of science and history, but you still feel like you're reading a novel.

I was expecting nothing from this book and got quite a fun at reading it. I've been positively surprised and hope you'll be too.

I got to thank Philip E. Tetlock and Random House of Canada for this book I received through Goodreads giveaways.

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then, after the half of the book, you get a little bored because it always come back to the same thing: use number to make your predictions in a well established timeframe, always question your predictions till the time runs out, learn from the past and see beyond your conic vision.

this book is very interesting and worth giving a shot. it's a good mix of science and history, but you still feel like you're reading a novel.

i was expecting nothing from this book and got quite a fun at reading it. i've been positively surprised and hope you'll be too.

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then, after the half of the book, you get a little bored because it always come back to the same thing: use number to make your predictions in a well established timeframe, always question your predictions till the time runs out, learn from the past and see beyond your conic vision.

this book is very interesting and worth giving a shot. it's a good mix of science and history, but you still feel like you're reading a novel.

i was expecting nothing from this book and got quite a fun at reading it. i've been positively surprised and hope you'll be too.

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then, after the half of the book, you get a little bored because it always come back to the same thing: use number to make your predictions in a well established timeframe, always question your predictions till the time runs out, learn from the past and see beyond your conic vision.

this book is very interesting and worth giving a shot. it's a good mix of science and history, but you still feel like you're reading a novel.

i was expecting nothing from this book and got quite a fun at reading it. i've been positively surprised and hope you'll be too.

i got to thank philip e. tetlock and random house of canada for this book i received through goodreads giveaways. is no concept of a "first" field. Im thinking this might mean hes ready for double pinks what 352 do you guys think?

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then, after the half of the book, you get a little bored because it always come back to the same thing: use number to make your predictions in a well established timeframe, always question your predictions till the time runs out, learn from the past and see beyond your conic vision.

this book is very interesting and worth giving a shot. it's a good mix of science and history, but you still feel like you're reading a novel.

i was expecting nothing from this book and got quite a fun at reading it. i've been positively surprised and hope you'll be too.

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then, after the half of the book, you get a little bored because it always come back to the same thing: use number to make your predictions in a well established timeframe, always question your predictions till the time runs out, learn from the past and see beyond your conic vision.

this book is very interesting and worth giving a shot. it's a good mix of science and history, but you still feel like you're reading a novel.

i was expecting nothing from this book and got quite a fun at reading it. i've been positively surprised and hope you'll be too.

i got to thank philip e. tetlock and random house of canada for this book i received through goodreads giveaways. battery as far down as you safely can. The during the first hundred pages, i was sure to give the book a perfect score. it totally caught my attention and made me want more and more. the book made me feel like it had been written for me, someone that don't know much about predictions and forecasts, but feels like he could be good at it.

then, after the half of the book, you get a little bored because it always come back to the same thing: use number to make your predictions in a well established timeframe, always question your predictions till the time runs out, learn from the past and see beyond your conic vision.

this book is very interesting and worth giving a shot. it's a good mix of science and history, but you still feel like you're reading a novel.

i was expecting nothing from this book and got quite a fun at reading it. i've been positively surprised and hope you'll be too.

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then, after the half of the book, you get a little bored because it always come back to the same thing: use number to make your predictions in a well established timeframe, always question your predictions till the time runs out, learn from the past and see beyond your conic vision.

this book is very interesting and worth giving a shot. it's a good mix of science and history, but you still feel like you're reading a novel.

i was expecting nothing from this book and got quite a fun at reading it. i've been positively surprised and hope you'll be too.

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then, after the half of the book, you get a little bored because it always come back to the same thing: use number to make your predictions in a well established timeframe, always question your predictions till the time runs out, learn from the past and see beyond your conic vision.

this book is very interesting and worth giving a shot. it's a good mix of science and history, but you still feel like you're reading a novel.

i was expecting nothing from this book and got quite a fun at reading it. i've been positively surprised and hope you'll be too.

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then, after the half of the book, you get a little bored because it always come back to the same thing: use number to make your predictions in a well established timeframe, always question your predictions till the time runs out, learn from the past and see beyond your conic vision.

this book is very interesting and worth giving a shot. it's a good mix of science and history, but you still feel like you're reading a novel.

i was expecting nothing from this book and got quite a fun at reading it. i've been positively surprised and hope you'll be too.

i got to thank philip e. tetlock and random house of canada for this book i received through goodreads giveaways. cache under the river bridge just southwest of the ransacked village.