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How Risky Is It, Really?

Why Our Fears Don't Always Match the Facts
Summary:

The book explores the psychological factors that lead people to misjudge the true risks of various situations and threats, often influenced by emotions, instincts, and social dynamics. It delves into the science of risk perception and offers insights on how to make better-informed decisions in the face of uncertainty.

Key points:

1. Perception Gap: Ropeik notes that people often misjudge risks due to psychological and cultural influences, fearing unlikely dangers while ignoring more probable ones.

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