Review: Catastrophe Ethics
A book to help you face moral challenges, live true to your values, and create hope through integrity and collective action.
Review and Summary: Hope for Cynics
Can a cynic find a spark of hope? Zaki’s science-backed journey might just surprise you and turn cynicism into belief in human kindness.
Review and Summary: Probably Overthinking It
Probably Overthinking It merges math, statistics, and real-life problems, proving the practicality of math in decision-making.
Review: Breaking Through, My Life in Science
Discover Katalin Karikó’s inspiring journey from childhood dreams to Nobel recognition in the world of mRNA vaccine.
Review and Summary: The 7 Deadly Sins of Psychology
Chris Chambers addresses research misconduct in psychology, offering pragmatic solutions to rectify these prevalent issues.
Review and Summary: The Data Detective
Tim Harford presents a compelling set of rules to arm you against being deceived by statistics, navigate the numbers game like never before
Review: Science Fiction
In Science Fiction, Stuart Richie reveals the hidden faults and flaws lurking in the shadows of the scientific system.
Review: Fundamental of Data Visualization, A Primer on Making Informative and Compelling Figures
Fundamental of Data Visualization is a book to understand the key principles, methods, and concepts to present data in the most unbiased and inclusive way.
Review: Calling Bullshit
This book give the readers sets of tips on how to detect the misinformation without a deep knowledge of statistics or the related field.
Review: Weapons of Math Destruction, How Big Data Increases Inequality and Threatens Democracy
Understanding big data’s flaws through Cathy O’Neil’s insightful analysis by realizing the impact of unfair algorithms on people’s lives.
Review and Summary: The Art of Statistics
A book to understand why statistics matter, mistakes, and the fatal impact if we belittling the method that we pick for data analysis.
Review Bad Science: Mitos Detoksifikasi dan Senam Otak
Penulis: Ben Goldacre. Tanggal rilis: September 2008. Jumlah halaman: 338 halaman. Ben Goldacre adalah seorang psikiatris dan kolumnis di The Guardian. Di buku ini, Ben mengkritisi media, perusahaan, atau beberapa orang yang melakukan overklaim terhadap sejumlah produk kesehatan dan gaya hidup sehat dengan menggunakan kalimat dan cerita yang terdengar saintifik. Padahal, informasi tersebut dipaparkan oleh…