Title: I have a favourite.<p>Probability Theory: The Logic of Science by E.T. Jaynes.<p>I just love it for the writing and the way it teaches probability. I haven&#x27;t encountered any book in probability that is like this book. Every other book I have encountered are just axiom listing behemoths. This book have strengthened my understanding of probability.<p>Does any book come to your mind along these lines? Books that stop being pedantic where needed to first convey the topic to the reader. Then they worry about rigor.
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