This book was incredibly interesting, but not quite what I wanted. It needed more math (or I wasn't the intended audience). I wanted more details about the precise application of Bayesian ideas in each case to understand not only what they were trying to do, but how it actually worked.

Also, I was reading this on a Saturday and some dimwit who had taken the book out of the library before me had written in the errata without noting that was what he (i assume) was doing so it looked like he was arguing with the author incomprehensibly until I figured out what was going on.

That had nothing to do with the book, of course.