I am not an expert on control theory, but I don't see how what you quoted is really the same concept as antifragility. A control system can compensate for distu

I am not an expert on control theory, but I don't see how what you quoted is really the same concept as antifragility. A control system can compensate for disturbances, and may even perform better with some types of disturbances but that is just 'robustness' and isn't antifragility - where the system is progressively improved in a lasting way by stressors over time, like a person getting better at a sport by repeatedly training for it.