A Million Random Digits With 100,000 Normal Deviates

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Summary: This book is so freaking great!
Review: However strong the urge, DO NOT skip to the end of this book to find out what happens. It will only ruin the surprise. The character development is sublime, and completely appropriate for this genre. If only people were like this in real life.

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Summary: can't we all just be normal deviates?
Review: I found this to be a work of profound power and pathos, rife with examples of the hilarity, tedium, beauty and frustration of being human. How much we could learn from each other, but don't. How much we could see if a lifetime, but fail to. This book is filled with solutions of all kinds, just kind of hanging out in the school parking lot playing kickball, waiting to be taken home. I recommend it to those of you who wander around all day totally baffled by the world, knowing there are no answers to your questions but unsatisfied without their constant scratching presence. I've read it twice through but still pull it off the shelf for reference at least once every two weeks.

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Summary: i don't understand
Review: i'm not from your country plus i'm not the smartest whip this side of the equator but this book both confused and boggled me. i really didn't get it. i kept trying to find a pattern, any pattern, within its pages but i came up stone cold empty. someone please enlighten me before i contact the UN or drink myself silly with absinthe.