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I think anti-fragility could pessimistically be reframed as “be naive about your limits” or “pretend to be perfect”. I think knowing, acknowledging and plannin
by jnovek 4y ago
I think anti-fragility could pessimistically be reframed as “be naive about your limits” or “pretend to be perfect”.
I think knowing, acknowledging and planning around your personal limitations (per your example) is much more effective and sustainable than just trying to tough it out.
Everyone has limits. Hitting your limits before you realize what they are isn’t a great experience.