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I did mean "antidote", thanks for the correction. I did read the book, although that was around the time it came out and my memory may be faulty. I remember no
by mjb 3y ago
I did mean "antidote", thanks for the correction.
I did read the book, although that was around the time it came out and my memory may be faulty. I remember not being particularly impressed with the level of evidence presented, and the care taken to present that evidence accurately.
- inimino 3y agoI mean, you completely missed the point of what "skin in the game" is about. It's not a magical antidote to anything, nor is it a guarantee of anything. It just means that if the plane goes down, you're on it. The point of antifragility is that the group benefits by the heroic total loss of the individual. This could be wipe out in business or it could be that your submarine didn't work and you were on it. That's not an antidote for anything, but it is a moral safeguard against total disregard.