Title: Fooled by a Title
Product review: Fooled by Randomness actually fools the customer into thinking that the book is about randomness. The prologue contains the meat of the book. The rest is fluff. The author has some good ideas but he never delivers any substance to the reader. If you are looking for a technical book on randomness and the role of chance in the markets and in life, this isn't it.
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