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Title: Sharp, funny, and insightful
Review: Paulos is so engaging a writer that one sometimes doesn't immediately notice that the points he's making are quite novel. As the NY Times review noted, he's a worldly mathematician and he recognizes that there's a humongous gap between mathematics as it's taught in the schools and the way it's used and abused elsewhere. The connections between literature and complexity theory, between humor and computation, between probability and various hoaxes help fill this gap and are what makes this book so appealing, even to those without a background in math.
