The Art and Science of Prediction

A Book Review by: Jovelle Oracion

I picked up eagerly with the hope that I was going to learn at least something about the Art &
Science of Superfoface casting if not too many things at least a little I mean-even if I could become 10%
better than what I currently was at (zero), the book would be worth every penny.

Sadly – the book proved to be nothing but a bland boring and bedraggled manuscript of cherry-
picked examples of a few people repeated over and over again to drive home a concept the authors
deeply believed in.

The problem with this book is that it tries to make a human traits – which is a rate exception to
the rule and present it as the standard that others can make as a norm. And that is where the authors
fail miserably. The authors also try really hard to present the information in a Malcolm Gladwell or Tim
Harford style and this doesn’t seem to work.

If you are looking for a book that gives you an opinion on super for casting this is the book.
However, if you are looking for a book that helps you become a super for casting or teaches you few
secrets of super for casting, well you will be like me, absolutely disappointed.