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Statistics describe populations. They don’t determine a life!
A place to explore what happens when prognosis becomes prediction, and why uncertainty, judgment and individual agency still matter.
THE BOOK
Battle for My Brain: F** Your Doctor’s Stats!* began with a prognosis: a 2–4% chance of surviving 12–18 months.
Rather than treating the statistic as destiny, Sten Oedman asked a different question: What would it take to live in the tail?
More than two decades later, the book is about what followed: questioning assumptions, making decisions under uncertainty, and taking an active role when no one can know the individual outcome.
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