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Antifragile

Nassim Nicholas Taleb

Some things break under stress, some resist it, and a few get stronger from it. Taleb names that third category and uses it to reframe how you evaluate ideas, systems, and inputs. The Lindy effect sits inside the larger argument: what has survived repeated cycles of pressure is more trustworthy than what has merely been proposed. Dense in places, but the central ideas repay careful reading.

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