By using speech bubbles, cartoon illustrations, and interactive experiments for thoughts and theories, the reader can learn in a clear and easy way. Yet where else can you play roulette, toss coins, devise optimum strategies, or, just sit back and follow playful dialogues about everything from the nature of money to religion, infidelity, genetics, games theory and happiness. It's similar territory, a fascinating and fertile space where maths, science, games and culture collide. How God made God is one of the most interesting CD-ROMs I've seen. Using old Victorian woodcuts, British author Peter Small ties together probability, game theory, economics, genetic algorithms, and selfish gene theory into an entertaining story that illustrates his version of the evolutionary processes that have formed the human mind.
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