I've not been following along with this topic, apparently it's been a thing for quite a while. The closing paragraph seems to sum up the point of this pretty we

I've not been following along with this topic, apparently it's been a thing for quite a while. The closing paragraph seems to sum up the point of this pretty well. I don't know enough about this topic to pick a side. "Overall, the fallacy in Taleb’s reasoning is he assumes that everyone is put in the same box regardless of IQ or individual preferences, and outcomes are determined randomly, when that is not the case. People not only have different preferences but are also competing with each other."