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Author:
Mark Blyth a
(Show Biography)
Affiliation:
a Department of Political Science, Brown University, Providence, RI
DOI:
10.1080/08913810903441385
Publication Frequency:
4 issues per year
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Shared by JohnH
$30 to read it though.
Author:
Mark Blyth a
(Show Biography)
Affiliation:
a Department of Political Science, Brown University, Providence, RI
DOI:
10.1080/08913810903441385
Publication Frequency:
4 issues per year
…
Poker has always been compared to the stock market with its risk-to-reward and long-term approach mentality, but these comparisons are usually cited in a generalized way, and always struck me as more philosophical than absolute –where the analogies c…
nntaleb: @tom_peters Thanks a million!
nntaleb: The tragedy of the information age is that the toxicity of data increases much faster than its benefits. Worse (cont) http://tl.gd/ldno7
nntaleb: Just as there are authors who enjoy “having written” and others whp enjoy writing, there are books you (cont) http://tl.gd/l4h9r
nntaleb: Ralph Nader, incorruptible: this is the 2nd time in my life I encounter someone who does not have any fake cell (cont) http://tl.gd/l2gkv
Audio Only: Daniel Kahneman & Nassim Taleb at DLD 2008 One of the most anticipated talks at DLD 2009 brought together essayist and former mathematical trader Nassim Taleb, nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman (Princeton University) and John Brockman, publisher of Edge in Munich. View the complete 1 hour DLD video of the session “Reflections on a [...]
One of the most anticipated talks at DLD 2009 brought together essayist and former mathematical trader Nassim Taleb, nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman (Princeton University) and John Brockman, publisher of Edge in Munich. View the complete 1 …
DLD (Digital – Life – Design) is a three-day experience gathering 800 entrepreneurs, investors, philantropists, scientists, artists and creative minds from all over the world. With global diversity in attendees and an interdisciplinary perspective of d…
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Taleb openly despises those in “suits”—very often mainstream economists or students of finance—who make predictions without bothering to study the record of their previous forecasts. Taleb de…
Finally, a bonus hero: Nassim Nicholas Taleb, the trader-turned-author of The Black Swan and Fooled by Randomness. Taleb warns us not to ignore low-probability events at the ‘long tail’, as the effect of these ‘Black Swans’ can be catastrophic. Also, h…
nntaleb: Fat Tony out-argues Socrates the Athenian, an argumentative man www.fooledbyrandomness.com/FatTony2.pdf (comnts welcome…but not abt typos)
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Aha! Now we see where all those tweets were coming from. Links above to full list. HatTip to Dave Lull.
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A few Aphorisms
In science you need to
understand the world; in business you need others to misunderstand
it.
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nntaleb: The return of Fat Tony http://www.fooledbyrandomness.com/FatTony1.pdf (comments welcome)
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Links to full list.
I am often asked by journalists for a list of my “favorite
books” –I don’t know what “favorite” means for a
journalist. I treat books as friends; you miss them when you don’t
see them for a while. Perhaps the bes…
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Rahul Gandhi is a better leader than Barack Obama, feels philosopher economist and risk engineer Nassim Nicholas Taleb. “He is aware of the problems and he is looking at the right problems. Obama is surrounded by…
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!!! HatTip to Soumen Sarkar.
Today’s Pic: Rare Black Penguin
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nntaleb: Writers are (always) remembered by their best books, politicians are (mostly) remembered by their worst mistakes, (cont) http://tl.gd/dke52