The Book of Why: The New Science of Cause and Effect
by Judea Pearl, Dana Mackenzie
Judea Pearl and Dana Mackenzie present an accessible exploration of cause and effect. The book examines how causal reasoning differs from pattern recognition and why understanding causality matters in science, statistics, data analysis, and everyday thinking.
About This Book
The Book of Why introduces the science of cause and effect and its importance across modern inquiry.
Judea Pearl and Dana Mackenzie explain how causal reasoning differs from simply identifying patterns in data.
The book connects ideas about causality with statistics, scientific research, and the ways people make sense of evidence.
Written for a broad audience, it offers an accessible look at a foundational subject in contemporary science.
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