From the perspective of a biologist, this book is a great refresher on logic and reminder that stats are not the be-all, end-all, as they are easily manipulated and/or misinterpreted. Having taken calculus once upon a time, I was able to at least follow most of the ugly-looking mathematical examples (there aren't that many, don't worry), but this book is DEFINITELY still accessible for people who don't like or were "never good at" math. I would argue this book may change your mind if you fall into one of those camps. Ellenberg's storytelling and historical asides are very enjoyable as well and make the book far more readable than the title implies.