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Every book Tom Whipple recommended on podcasts

Guest on Freakonomics Radio · 1 book · 1 episode across 1 podcast

Books recommended by Tom Whipple

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  1. How to Win Games and Beat People

    Tom Whipple · Discussed · 1 episode

    How to Win Games and Beat People by Tom Whipple is an insightful and entertaining guide that reveals the optimal strategies for succeeding at casual games, complete with expert advice and practical tables.

    Discussed
    “Well, the point of this game is I think we shouldn't, or this book is that we shouldn't really trust each other and we're all out to win.”
    Freakonomics Radio 247. How to Win Games and Beat People 2016-05-12
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Books Tom Whipple wrote

Appearances

EpisodePodcastDateBooks
247. How to Win Games and Beat PeopleFreakonomics Radio2016-05-122
Other mentions (2: passing, ad reads, own books)
Plugged How to Win Games and Beat People
“So I suppose this book was an attempt to codify that in such a way that I can eventually beat Terry. Whipple has written a book titled How to Win Games and Beat People.”
Freakonomics Radio 247. How to Win Games and Beat People 2016-05-12
Passing How to Win Games and Beat People
“What was also reported at the time was that the reason she won was because she had read the master's thesis of a guy called Victor Alice. Now, obviously, I could have interviewed Kanye West for my book.”
Freakonomics Radio 247. How to Win Games and Beat People 2016-05-12