Antifragile : things that gain from disorder : summary / Nassim Nicholas Taleb.

By:

Taleb, Nassim Nicholas, 1960- [author]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: [Place of publication not identified] : [Publisher not identified], [date of publication not identified].Edition: Shortcut editionDescription: 36 pages ; 20 cmISBN:

9798583986224

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LOC classification:

Q375 .T348 2014

Summary: By reading this summary, you will discover the concept of anti-fragility which allows you to face shocks, fluctuations and stress. You will also discover: that anti-fragility systems are part of your daily life; that to be anti-fragile, a system must generate more gains than losses; that shocks and fragility are sometimes good things; that if you focus too much on the causes of an event you will miss the real solutions; that you have to free yourself from theories and academic knowledge; that you need to respect others and the lessons of the past to become anti-fragile.

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By reading this summary, you will discover the concept of anti-fragility which allows you to face shocks, fluctuations and stress.

You will also discover: that anti-fragility systems are part of your daily life; that to be anti-fragile, a system must generate more gains than losses; that shocks and fragility are sometimes good things; that if you focus too much on the causes of an event you will miss the real solutions; that you have to free yourself from theories and academic knowledge; that you need to respect others and the lessons of the past to become anti-fragile.

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