Random: How to thrive in an unpredictable world is a seriously good read — a highly inventive hymn of praise to the power of randomness, for anyone who wants to understand how the world really works. From why the house always wins to how lava lamps are saving the internet, it’s full of unexpected insights and undiscovered joys. Read it (in any order), and you’ll want to stop resisting uncertainty — and start using it.
Alice Sherwood, Author of “AUTHENTICITY: Reclaiming Reality in a Counterfeit Culture“
This is a small machine for thinking about chanca, a field guide to uncertainty. The pages arrive unbound, ready to be shuffled, dealt, traded, argued over. Each one starts with a question and ends somewhere unexpected: in the stock market, your immune system, the bestseller list, a dice tower, a jury room. Read it cover-to-cover if you must. But it’s built for lucky dips, table games, and the kind of productive confusion that leads to better ideas.
Tom Whitwell, Founder Music Thing Modular
I love this! So many pages of wisdom and inspiration, so many stories to bring it to life. Can see this being brilliant to share with the team for the creative parts of our projects, or just to get themselves unstuck in their own thinking.
John Sills, Author of “The Human Experience: How to make life better for your customers and create a more successful organization“
The coolest new book concept I’ve seen in years, absolutely love it!
Henry Coutinho Mason, Author of “The Future Normal: How we will live, work and thrive in the next decade“
Random the Book 