> So what you do is HIDE THE RISK I've been rereading my copy of Taleb's Antifragile. He keeps hammering similar points over and over: complexity, risk, opacit

> So what you do is HIDE THE RISK I've been rereading my copy of Taleb's Antifragile. He keeps hammering similar points over and over: complexity, risk, opacity, susceptibility to Black Swans, etc. I think I'd be depressed if I worked on Wall Street and the better part of my compensation resulted from peddling all these confusing products. Still, as you point out, sometimes complexity is good. I do understand that.