The book includes the best articles by Malcolm Gladwell from the New Yorker magazine, which brought their author worldwide fame. Each of the articles is a fascinating mini-study. The author examines a variety of things - the activities of intelligence officers, the search for talented employees, the recipe for ketchup, dog training methods, investing in securities, man-made disasters - from such an angle that one involuntarily wonders how little we know, how often we are mistaken, how much interesting things are hidden in the most ordinary objects, phenomena, people. To make a discovery, it is not necessary to sail to distant seas or look for ancient treasures. You just need to look at familiar things from a different angle and think: "Maybe everything is not as it seems to us?" If you are lucky, you will see many unusual patterns, connections and phenomena that you did not even think about. You will understand how little you know about the world in which you live, and how carefully even the simplest conclusions must be drawn. The book "What the dog saw" will be of interest to a wide range of readers.
