No what I was expecting, many examples which are explained in other texts by other authors. It's a nice book if you want to have a more detailed description of the cognitive biases for some who haven't read something related to this subject before but in my case I have found this book a little too aggressive mostly the way Dobelli explains "his" point of view, words well executed but not much statistics were shown and maybe that's the part that failed for me, could have been better with facts and numbers that only stories, felt like he was trying to defend something and trying to show the era of communication and technology as the bad guy. In other words: a book with the potential to be really good but it's focused on aggressive criticism.