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This Is Improbable Too Marc Abrahams

Name: This Is Improbable Too Marc Abrahams
SKU: BELL-230959146
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.25 (78 reviews)

SKU: BELL-230959146

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This Is Improbable Too Marc Abrahams instant download after payment.

Publisher: Oneworld Publications

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 13.67 MB

Author: Marc Abrahams

ISBN: 9781780743622, 1780743629

Language: English

Year: 2014

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This Is Improbable Too Marc Abrahams by Marc Abrahams 9781780743622, 1780743629 instant download after payment.

The mind behind the infamous Ig Nobel Prizes presents an addictive collection of improbable research all about us – and you
Marc Abrahams collects the odd, the imaginative and the brilliantly improbable. Here he turns to research on the ins and outs of the very improbable evolutionary innovation that is the human body (brain included):
• What's the best way to get a monkey to floss regularly?
• How much dandruff do Pakistani soldiers have?
• If you add an extra henchman to your bank-robbing gang, how much more money will you 'earn'?
• How many dimples will be found on the cheeks of 28,282 Greek children?
• Who is the Einstein of pork carcasses?