Nassim Nicholas Taleb on Unlikely Events and Skin in the Game

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Nassim Taleb’s writings provide an antidote to all that is shallow, hollow, false, divisive, and corrupt in our modern scheme of things It is that “we humans, facing limits of knowledge, and things we

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“we humans, facing limits of knowledge, and things we do not observe, the unseen and the unknown, resolve the tension by squeezing life and the world into tiny ideas” - Nassim Taleb Bounded Rationality

I've been getting into Nassim Taleb the last few days, a huge and original perspective, especially around the ideas (books) of Antifragile and Skin in the game. His ideas take awhile to get used to because

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This is just a collection and a re-post of a summary of Nassim Taleb's book "Skin in the Game" by Douglas9162. The original Twitter thread is here. "[Skin in the game] SITG is about 4 things: uncertainty,

Wanted to share this insight from Nassim Nicholas Taleb on Bitcoin in case you didn't get a chance to read anywhere else: Read the whole short article but here's a teaser, "Which is why Bitcoin is

The HIGHLY IMPROBABLE. It hits us, it deeply changes our lives, we don't understand it properly. And we actually IGNORE it.   We call these improbable events Black Swans because we thought black swans