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Thanks for this- lots of people on here are misunderstanding the concept of anti-fragility as the same as robustness, e.g. in a control system. They are not at
by _yb2s 2y ago
Thanks for this- lots of people on here are misunderstanding the concept of anti-fragility as the same as robustness, e.g. in a control system. They are not at all the same- anti-fragility is a system progressively improving in a lasting way in response to an appropriate stressor, e.g. like a weight lifter getting stronger from weight training, or getting weaker from skipping training. It is not robustiness but literally a negative fragility: a system whose function is impaired by lack of stress (e.g. fragile to lack of stress), and improved by stressors.