
Discover why this 1954 classic - with over 1.5 million copies sold - remains required reading in statistics courses worldwide. Huff's witty expose reveals how numbers manipulate us daily. Bill Gates's recommended read for navigating today's misinformation landscape.
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A magazine survey once "proved" that most Americans read Harper's instead of True Story. Circulation figures told the opposite story. What happened? People lied-not maliciously, but predictably. They wanted to appear cultured, intellectual, sophisticated. This gap between what people claim and what they actually do reveals something profound: numbers don't just describe reality; they shape how we present ourselves to the world. Published in 1954, this slim volume by journalist Darrell Huff has sold over 1.5 million copies and been translated into 22 languages, making it the best-selling statistics book ever written. Bill Gates recommends it. Journalism schools assign it. Yet Huff wasn't a statistician-he was simply someone who recognized how easily numbers could be twisted to tell whatever story their presenter desired. In our age of viral misinformation and data-driven everything, his insights aren't just relevant-they're survival skills.
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco
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