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{{a|book review|{{image|End of average|jpg|}}{{quote|“Physicians have nothing to do with what is called the law of large numbers, a law which, according to a great mathematician’s expression, is always true in general and false in the particular”. | {{a|book review|{{image|End of average|jpg|}}}}{{quote|“Physicians have nothing to do with what is called the law of large numbers, a law which, according to a great mathematician’s expression, is always true in general and false in the particular”. | ||
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“Physicians have nothing to do with what is called the law of large numbers, a law which, according to a great mathematician’s expression, is always true in general and false in the particular”.
- —Claude Bernard
This is a really good book.