In Superforecasting, Philip Tetlock and Dan Gardner reveal the techniques used by elite forecasters to predict future events with remarkable accuracy, and show how these skills can be cultivated by anyone to make better decisions in an uncertain world.

The Success Equation is a comprehensive guide to understanding the relative roles of skill and luck in shaping outcomes, offering practical insights and tools for improving decision-making, performance, and predictions in a wide range of domains, from sports and business to education and investing.

In "Thinking in Bets," Annie Duke draws on her experience as a professional poker player to share strategies for making sound decisions under uncertainty, such as thinking probabilistically, learning from outcomes, surrounding yourself with truthseeking groups, and using mental time travel to pressure-test beliefs and plans.

In The Signal and the Noise, Nate Silver explores the art and science of prediction, explaining what separates good forecasters from bad ones and how we can all improve our understanding of an uncertain world.

Algorithms to Live By reveals how computer algorithms can solve many of life's most vexing human problems, from finding a spouse to folding laundry, by providing a blueprint for optimizing everyday decisions through the lens of computer science.