Innbundet • 2023 • Engelsk

More. Numbers. Every. Day How Figures Are Taking Over Our Lives - and Why It's Time to Set Ourselves Free

Name: More. Numbers. Every. Day How Figures Are Taking Over Our Lives - and Why It's Time to Set Ourselves Free
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ISBN: 9781800961043

Av Micael Dahlen, Helge Thorbjørnsen

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How many steps have you done today? How many emails answered? How much money have you spent this week And how many hours have you slept? Welcome to the numberdemic, where a deluge of figures, stats and data manipulate your every move. From the way you work, date and exercise to the products you buy and the news you read, numbers have worked their way into every part of our lives. But is life better this way? How are all of those numbers affecting us? With fascinating, sometimes frighten...Vis mer

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9781800961043

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Octopus Publishing Group

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2023

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Engelsk

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More. Numbers. Every. Day How Figures Are Taking Over Our Lives - and Why It's Time to Set Ourselves Free

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