Tag: Antifragile

[X] The Shortest Foreword on Antifragile for Two Textbooks

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shortest possible discussion on Antifragile

The foreword accompanies the following textbooks:

  1. Applied Antifragility in Technical Systems: From Principles to Applications
    Authors:
    • Cristian Axenie
    • Meisam Akbarzadeh
    • Michail A. Makridis
    • Matteo Saveriano
    • Alexandru Stancu
  2. Applied Antifragility in Natural Systems: From Principles to Applications
    Authors:
    • Cristian Axenie
    • Roman Bauer
    • Oliver López Corona
    • Jeffrey West

[Twitter | X] Nassim Nicholas Taleb Tweets ‘The Black Swan’ as the Most Influential 21st Century Book

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The other 4 books in Taleb’s “Incerto” book series:

  1. Fooled by Randomness
  2. The Bed of Procrustes
  3. Antifragile
  4. Skin in the Game

Uncertainty, Certainty and what to do when there is Systemic Risk

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Third conversation between Nassim Nicholas Taleb & Yaneer Bar-Yam about uncertainty, certainty and what to do when there is a systemic risk; what not to do when a truck is headed your way. How acting early would have cost less? They also discuss:

  • John Ioannidis recent post “we are making decisions without reliable data”
  • Why we should make decisions without reliable data & use precautionary principles
  • How the costs would be so much smaller if we would have acted earlier.

Jan 26 Coronavirus Paper (PDF) – Joseph Norman, Yaneer Bar-Yam, and Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Systemic risk of pandemic via novel pathogens – Coronavirus: A note, New England Complex Systems Institute (January 26, 2020).

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The Motley Fool interviews Nassim Nicholas Taleb

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Taleb is a very difficult person to pin down. As Ralph Nader put it last month: “You cannot pigeonhole him!” But I think that introduction to his insight (and foresight) should suffice to convince even those who have never heard of him before that he’s worth listening to.

Taleb is a former trader, a professor at NYU, and the author of several best-sellers including Fooled by Randomness, The Black Swan, Antifragile, and his just-released Skin in the Game. But perhaps its best to classify him as a “flaneur,” someone who — according to the Oxford Dictionary, “saunters around observing society.”

Also see written article here: https:// www. fool. com/ investing/ 2018/ 04/ 03/ motley- fool- interview- nassim- nicholas- taleb.aspx