I found Taleb's perspective on things terribly refreshing. "Each one should eat his own turtles" - seems to be a terrific heuristic for everything consumption r

I found Taleb's perspective on things terribly refreshing. "Each one should eat his own turtles" - seems to be a terrific heuristic for everything consumption related, even if it errs sometimes on the precautionary side. Zuckerberg doesn't seem to eat his own turtles, Dorsey doesn't, Spiegel most likely does the same. I don't need anymore examples. Take this principle elsewhere, it works the same. Safe to assume, the casino owner doesn't gamble, or the gambling site owner doesn't as well. Does any tobacco exec smoke regularly? I'm not even going to look for a factually accurate answer. It seems this principle seems extremly robust. http://www.fooledbyrandomness.com/equality.pdf http://www.fooledbyrandomness.com/equality.pdf