Antifragile

“i first read actually the the black swan and then went back to fool by randomists also read anti-fragile”

“Uh so, that I have no opinion of that, but uh Antifragile, Fooled by Randomness, and The Black Swan, not necessarily in that order, I found all of them to be very thought-provoking, and worth reading, and I don't say that lightly.”

“Aha. So, for clarity, Tim, the Incerto, I'm assuming it's Incerto since he likes Italian, is the collection of the following books: Fooled by Randomness, The Black Swan, Antifragile. Some will include Skin in the Game. Great. Then I'm a fan of the collection.”

“And then Anti-Fragile?”

“This is a great book. And what anti-fragile means, people think it's not being fragile. I think it actually the more proper uh definition and my my gentleman here, my co-host will look it up exactly what Nim TB means by it.”

“um anti-fragile pretty great to be during a pandemic huh rides go to zero”

“it goes back to you know but it goes back to uh talib's other book anti-fragile which i think is overlooked i think it's his best friend oh it's fantastic”

“I try to you know what I in hit when I have listened to that book twice mhm and every time I listen to it I get more from it I kind of feel like his books I think you kind of get them on the third reading huh”

“what a great book really good did you ever read anti fragile yeah that's my favorite developing companies and systems that do better in chaos”

“I think I've heard you talk about this SOB wrote a book called anti fragile so you want a worldview that's antifragile”

“a book that changed everything in my life by naseem talab is anti-fragile”

“There are the, there are the fragile, the durable, and the anti-fragile. This is from Nassim Taleb, which is a phenomenal book.”

“the first one is a book called anti-fragile by Nasim taleb and it's basically it describes things that gain from disorder which is a very interesting concept”

“going back to Nicholas Nicholas Nasim taleb if you read if you want to read three books of his Black Swan anti-fragile skin in the game skin in the game means if I'm not if I'm the guy on the ground I know that I can make decisions because I know that if I'm looking at a combatant or non-combatant”

“and I think it was one of the best books I ever read was about anti fragility the best leaders are not just resilient they are antifragile”

“you know Nim TB does a good job with this with his book um anti fragile yeah antifragile”

“Nicholas talib's antifragile which is how do we build these new systems and which they're robust and you know it's kind of a combination intellectual and Business book”

“Great book called by Nassim Taleb. Anti-fragility is the ability to get knocked off baseline and when you come back, you're stronger.”

“the example i gave in anti-fragile at the individual level is if i jump one meter i'm probably going to get stronger”

“Let me tell you something, because I go to Lebanon several times a year. I have a place there in my village, which incidentally, and I have a chapter in anti-fragile, where I do a very comparative analysis.”

“Yeah, I'm thinking like if you have a book like Antifragile by Nassim Taleb or The Black Swan.”

“and then the same type of interesting point about this um in um antifragile i'm basically remembering this but he makes a point that um sometimes when a signal is distorted in some way it makes it”

“there's a little bit of like a there's a great book by Nissim tele called anti-fragile are you familiar with that I love that book”

“yes the bubble strategy uh is something that uh uh mentioned uh uh in uh one in antifagile his book antifagile and the idea is that you want to put to allocate part of your efforts or portfolio to Safe bets”

“I'm reading a badass book right now and what is it anti fragile what is that I'm trying to remember the name of the author”

“and we said or we thought it might be fun to do a second episode on a book that we both really liked Angie fragile by Nassim Taleb”

“you remember that Nicholas Nassim talb wrote a book called an fragile which I think is probably his best book and the thesis behind that as you know is that resilience is not the point you actually have to like setbacks”

“so so we gotta back up we gotta back up the whole the whole point that that i understand you to be making both in the pieces that you've written recently and going back to your books get in the game and anti-fragile”

“and then preparedness seems like something that we seem to forgotten I mean if you want to talk about being anti fragile in the seems book or just you know having some basic redundancy which is a different thing than anti fragile”

“so ben what do you know who you you said something you didn't say it as eloquently as i'm about to explain but nassim how do you say his name kind of bad at names to leave okay so he tweeted something really good so basically he is the guy who anti-fragile i forget what else he did”

“He's a Lebanese-American author, most recently of a book called Anti-Fragile, Things That Gain From Disorder.”

“it's an idea that I read about through the work of Nasim Talib who's a professor at New York University”

“we can't get everybody out okay let's tarp on the fire and they just they just go into like this emergency mode and that it's really a red anti fragile mmm Talib and no we got to get to live on the pod”