Book Review: Applied Math for Security

> I really liked that before each chapter, ethics and a bit of historical context of each problems were discussed, and what questions should one ask themselves when waddling into those territories.

This is a great idea. I think more introductory books should try to give context into how the topics they're introducing relate to the field and the history thereof.

Glad I now know about this book!

So it's not really about security?

Thanks mate, you saved me some money.

Using these math ideas as Python APIs first and then explaining the why behind it, seems like a good idea before delving into the concepts if needed.

> it mentions Stanley Milgram's Small-world experiment (which as been debunked as pseudo-science)

This links to the wikipedia page, which mentions nothing about it being pseudo-science. There's a section on criticisms, but I don't see how the commenter reaches this conclusion