Encyclopedia of probabilities

On the Internet now, with the help of the Book of Odds encyclopedia, you can learn about the chances of almost the most idiotic or just strange assumptions. For example, such as the probability of surviving two nuclear explosions or, more dangerous, a playground or an office chair (it turns out to be an armchair).

Like any self-respecting encyclopedia, The Book of Odds, gives the mountain the latest and most popular articles about the chances and allows you to delve into the rubricator with a good system of "filters". Available and search. You can find the necessary information according to different criteria: words or chances (which, say, can happen with a probability of 1 to 100).

Disadvantages: fully in English; Statistics are mostly based on local data of the United States, rather than the world at large. Nevertheless, it is interesting to study the book of chances, since, in addition to all this, it allows to look for combined "chances". Something like the likelihood of getting to work faster by bike than by car at rush hour.
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