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Look, all I'm saying is if you want to make a point about a new theoretical model, maybe dont quote paragraphs from fiction novels, no matter how known the author (Stephen King) or how known the work (Crime & Punishment.)

Currently a read with interesting ideas that is hampered by the quality of the writing and editing. Three prominent examples are: rambling style, ideas and examples not fully explored (to my taste), numbered notes in the back are not associated to footnotes in the text. But for conveying the ideas it wants, it isn't terrible. But I feel like this could be summarized in a report's abstract or conclusion.

A book recommended to me by my old Quantitative Risk Assessment prof. Dr. Lefsrud. So far, an interesting read, bringing together many interesting findings in the area of Risk Intelligence as well as some interesting methods for study. I wonder if any businesses in Canada are using these teachings.

This is the one I'd started reading before I switched to Michael Lewis' "The Undoing Project". I'll have to see if I can keep going with this one now.