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I purchased the audiobook to listen to on a road trip and found Freakonomics to be engaging and great for starting discussions! Time passed quickly while listening, and I was left wishing there was more when I got to the end. I gave four stars only because some of the book's main points are discussed in the lengthy introduction, and then again in the body of the book which is a little repetitive....
I am not a conspiracy theorist, but I am critical of conventional wisdom. People who believe everything they hear are living in the dark and are at the mercy of media outlets or the closest busy-body. Much of our culture likes to believe things that are convenient. This can be seen in religion, politics, and even in someone's diet plan. The authors of Freakonomics do a wonderful job of analyzing the gullibility factor in our society. More importantly, they do a tremendous job of challenging the ...
What do a teacher and a sumo wretler have in common? How can a real estate agent possibly relate to the KKK? These are both are questions regarding how certain factors relate to one another in the real world. Who would have known that both sumo wresters and teachers cheat in a similar way in order to increase their pay, and real estate agents and the KKK use tricks to try and fool people to do whatever they want. Can it be true that a persons name determines what social class they belong to? or ...
If you want to become really depressed about the state of intellectual life in America, then "Freakonomics" is the book for you. It was widely praised by sources ranging from the New York Times to the Weekly Standard, and anything that earns the support of both those publications should be highly suspect. In truth, "Freakonomics" is a mixture of two types of conclusions: the obvious and the obviously wrong. In that respect it mirrors other recent pop sociology efforts such as Predictably Irra...
In the past decade we've had several books explaining why societies are succeeding or failing. We've had FREAKONIMICS, THE WORLD IS FLAT, AND GUNS GERMS & STEEL. They all have some common themes in mind; over-use of resources, liberation of people through education, and in this case birth control.
Birth control is one of the touchiest and most loaded topics in the media. At a community meeting I brought up the suggestion of free universal birth control and they cut the meeting short. Ov...
I have a new appreciation for the hidden side of economics! It read so quickly. Who knew economics could be a fun read!...
This best selling book is interesting and entertaining. Of course, it is neither a book (really, a collection of observations), not especially "freaky" (every topic is pretty much common), and nothing really to do with economics (especially the extremely long story about the KKK). It does rely a lot on data and reductionistic causality that, generally speaking, is spot on, and for many people, this new perspective will be eye opening.
The lack of a central theme is bothersome, and the...
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Levitt and Dubner really challenge conventional wisdom.It will open your eyes to how easily people just except things as fact without ever questioning the data behind them. Its a read that you really will not want to put down and definately a must read for anyone in the field of psychology, social work, or medicine. ...
After reading this book I wasn't sure whether the author is a brilliant person, but a bad writer, or whether the author is knowingly dishonest and misleading.
The author is extremely bold and in a single sentence will discount or write off all competing theories to his ideas; he makes conclusions about topics that academics have likely spent thousands of pages and many years debating. And he does it all while providing very little data to support his views and even less data to addre...
This book contains a bit more hype than some readers may be comfortable with, but it is worth reading for the lessons to be gained in lateral thinking, pulling together ideas and interconnections that are not immediately obvious.
I found the final chapter on name choice relatively weak, but the ones on abortion and crime, and the corporate structure of crack dealers, were food for thought. And I have seen for myself an example of a real estate agent trying to coerce a client into sel...
Economics and economists have the reputation of being dry, dusty old ideas and men with no more life to them than an Egyptian mummy on display in a museum. But Freakonomics brings fresh life to the subject and at the same time encourages its readers to think outside the box or break the mold of conventional thinking.
A series of six hilarious chapters challenge our assumptions on everything from drug dealers to school teachers to parenting. Using statistics and new interpretations...
No theme, no logic thread, but some truly original takes on how the world works, from the standpoint of a "rogue economist." Some topics, like how Roe v. Wade is the strongest explanatory variable for America's decrease in crime, just keep coming up, but still, there are lots of common-sense-defying revelations that keep it interesting. For instance, did you know that time spent reading to children does not correlate to improved test scores, but that the number of books in the house does? Did...
Everybody knows that economics is about measurement and money and things numerical; that's why most of us find it so damned dull.
But as approached by offbeat economist and Freakonomics co-author Steven D. Levitt, economics is also "the study of incentives": what it takes to get us to do a certain thing--or to not do it, as the case may be. Which makes it human, and therefore fascinating.
This is what I love about this delightful book by Levitt and journalist Stephen J. Dub...
Freakonomics addresses many diverse topics. The thing that ties the book together is the interesting kind of questions it examines and the unique blend of intuition, logic, and statistical analysis it uses to answer these questions. This book is enjoyable to read and describes many rather nerdy concepts in easy-to-understand language.
Of the twenty or so topics the book addresses, four were especially interesting to me: rigging of Sumo wrestling matches, cheating by public school tea...
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