Essayist Nassim Nicholas Taleb on how we can benefit from disorder.
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GoogleTalks: Authors@Google Presents Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Authors@Google is proud to present Nassim N. Taleb, author of Fooled By Randomness and The Black Swan, talking about his new book.
Nassim Taleb talks with The Motley Fool on the Benefits of Uncertainty
Motley Fool Money Radio Show chats with Nassim Taleb (full length audio) link: http:// feed proxy. google. com/ ~r/ Motley Fool Money/~5/ l8vbg4tKAsk/ 12_07_2012_ Motley_Fool_Money.mp3
Nassim Taleb on Chanel 4 News (UK)
Author Nassim Taleb calls for symbolic action against bankers.
Nassim Taleb on CNBC – How to Profit From Chaos
Nassim Taleb in Conversation With Ed Smith Explaining Antifragile
Penguin and 5×15 Events presents Nassim Nicholas Taleb, author of Antifragile, in conversation with Ed Smith journalist and ex-pro cricketer. The talk took place at the Union Chapel in Islington on November 26th 2012 and was watched by an audience of over 650 people.
Nassim Taleb on CNN: How to Profit From Chaos
NewYorkerDotCom: James Surowiecki talks with Nassim Taleb
James Surowiecki talks with Nassim Taleb about the current state of the economy and the dangers of debt.
[VIDEO] Nassim Taleb on Bloomberg’s Inside Track talks about Quantitative Easing II
In November of 2012, immediately after U.S. Federal Reserve Bank Chairman, Ben Bernanke announced the implementation of Quantitative Easing II, Nassim Taleb contacted Bloomberg News interviewer, Erik Schatzker to say “Something has to be done about Ben Bernanke”.
[VIDEO] Woodrow Wilson School (Princeton) — Economic Recovery: Perils, Politics, and Possibilities
Nassim gave this talk in April 2012 and if I am not mistaken it was the first official public introduction of the concept of Antifragile, however at the time Nassim had planned to call the book “Antifragility” and later changed it due to concerns from the publisher.
I love the introduction, asking the audience for the opposite of fragile. I have heard him do this a number of times when he first started introducing the idea, and everybody always says “robust”. The issue is now as the idea enters the common discourse he can no longer do this introduction. A good problem to have I guess.