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My intuition is that antifragile is often mistaken for controlled/directed growth. In that it works well in examples where things are able to die off and to be
by taeric 2y ago
My intuition is that antifragile is often mistaken for controlled/directed growth. In that it works well in examples where things are able to die off and to be regrown. Muscles, in that regard, are able to withstand tears and are able to grow back. They will do so largely where they were torn.
That said, loving this exploration of it! Thanks!