The bestselling Freakonomics is surpassed by its "freakquel," SuperFreakonomics, by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner. This new book challenges conventional thinking, delving into surprising topics like the similarities between street prostitutes and department store Santas, the value of pimps versus Realtors, and the commonalities between hurricanes, heart attacks, and highway deaths. From exploring the impact of TV on crime rates to discussing the potential of kangaroo meat to save the planet, Levitt and Dubner offer a bold, funny, and thought-provoking look at the world. SuperFreakonomics reveals the good, bad, and superfreaky side of life.