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What about Fooled by Randomness made you think less of him?

• nottorp 3y ago
  I think I read Antifragile or Black Swan. Thought it was his first anyway. It had one idea repeated 2500 times. He could have written it on a napkin. Plus maybe I didn't read it carefully enough but I found no suggestions on how to deal with randomness...
  • LargeTomato 3y ago
    I read anti fragile. My big take away was that optionality is really useful. It lets you pivot if needed, stay in the game so you can play another day, and capitalize on opportunity if one presents itself.
    • nottorp 3y ago
      Did you use ChatGPT for that summary? :)
  • oliwary 3y ago
    Perhaps the ideas are repeated many times so that if the book encounters a shock (i.e. pages are ripped out, a fire), the book can still carry its message, and thus increase its value when compared to other books that are more... fragile?