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I realize I'm nitpicking, but that's not what antifragile means at all. I think the word for what you are describing is resilient. Antifragile systems are thos
by blacktriangle 6y ago
I realize I'm nitpicking, but that's not what antifragile means at all. I think the word for what you are describing is resilient.
Antifragile systems are those which don't just continue to function in the face of unknown inputs, but in fact perform better in the face of shocks to the system. A classic example of this is the California redwood forests that thrive in the face of regular forest fires.
- scubbo 6y ago(not the person you're replying to) I appreciate your nitpicking, because I was unaware of that distinction - so, today I learned something!