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This has the potential to become one of the most controversial books ever published. After all, the whole concept of "Random Numbers" flies in the face of both the emerging religious concept of "Intelligent Design" and the scientific orthodoxy about an "Elegant Universe". And those trying to uphold the standards of morality are sure to be shocked, SHOCKED at the 100,000 Deviates the book is claiming are "Normal" (not to mention discovering that there are just as many Republicans as Democrats on the list). I expect a lot of statisticians of all philosophical stripes are going to be digging deeply into this volume and there are sure to be many challenges that a listing that begins with "10097" and "32533" is truly random. And like many of the more avant-garde works of art, it's sure to be frequently dismissed as "boring" or "for numbers geeks only". But this is the kind of book that is destined to change the world - or not; it's really a coin toss.

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