Arianrhod balances effortlessly the line of explanation. This book is about history and creativity and while a good deal of concepts are needed for the understanding of how one thing leads to another - each is brushed against with enough detail to see the path of development but not so much that the experience becomes tedious or alienating; it may even pique enough curiosity to dive into new fields!
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You can call me Xenia (yea like the Linux mascot - unfortunately I'm not the most creative) or Raven. As the user name suggests I am quite a strange lil fox-thing. I mostly read lit-fic, political/economic theory and Maths or CompSci stuff and the occassional urban fantasy, though really anything may pop up here!
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Xenia/Raven rated The Art of Statistics: 4 stars
The Art of Statistics by David J. Spiegelhalter
The essential guide to statistical science in the age of big data, from the President of the Royal Statistical Society. …
Xenia/Raven rated The Yellow Wallpaper: 5 stars
Xenia/Raven reviewed Vector by Robyn Arianrhod
Very wothwile reading!
5 stars
Xenia/Raven finished reading Vector by Robyn Arianrhod
Genuinely very interesting!
Xenia/Raven started reading Vector by Robyn Arianrhod
Page 90: quite interesting so far - while not as in depth in this regard as I had expected - more time than usual (none in some textbooks I have read) is given to explore non Eurocentric developments in the field