Every correlation, every statistic, every fact, it was all to get the audience asking questions. The introduction of the book states “So the aim of this book is to explore the hidden side of … everything.” (Levitt and Dubner, page 13) The authors begin the book with stating that the readers are supposed to explore with them. The actual content of the book exposes the readers to previously unknown information and finds similarities between random themes, and both of which provide the reader with new ideas to think about. In the epilogue, Freakonomics concludes with “The most likely result of having read this book is a simple one: you may find yourself asking a lot of questions. Many of them will lead to nothing. But some will produce answers that are interesting, even surprising.” (Levitt and Dubner, page 210) From start to end, the authors imply and even state that their goal is to make the audience think, think about new ideas and concepts, correlations they might find themselves, and about intriguing questions that lead them to surprising