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Statistics in comics (Inroducing Statistics. A Graphic Guide)

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A couple of years ago, I read this statistics comic book with great interest by Aileen Magnello, PhD, of Oxford University, and Borin Van Loon, a surrealist artist and illustrator. He is good at solving a complex topic, using simple examples, presented with humor, and dazzling illustrations. (Some of them are shown in the pictures below.). To be honest, I would be glad if I was taught statistics at university not just by giving tooth-brushing formulas, but by explaining them on my fingers first. But judging by my recollections, it wasn't:) As a result, after university I took a few courses on the topic of statistics and understood the beauty of this subject. In order not to repeat this path, I recommend you to start familiarizing yourself with statistics from comics like this and you will like the subject:)

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