Something collapsing isn’t an example of the Lindy effect not working. It literally predicts when things will collapse. It’s just a life expectancy for things w

Something collapsing isn’t an example of the Lindy effect not working. It literally predicts when things will collapse. It’s just a life expectancy for things with a power law distribution. A healthy 20-year-old can fall over dead from a brain aneurysm. Doesn’t mean actuarial tables aren’t useful.