
The book's larger point is that, as Ellenberg writes, 'to do mathematics is to be, at once, touched by fire and bound by reason'-and that there are ways in which we're all doing math, all the time.
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5 Books Bill Gates Wants You to Read This SummerGates included How Not to Be Wrong on his 2016 summer reading list and emphasized its case for everyday mathematical thinking.
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TIME · 2016-05-17 · accessed 2026-06-20
Article · Gates Notes list via TIME
TIME reports Gates's 2016 Gates Notes summer list and quotes his comments on How Not to Be Wrong.
