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Fooled by Randomness
The Black Swan is an expansion of the ideas first posited in this volume. Good. Fooled by Randomness
The Black Swan is an expansion of the ideas first posited in this volume. Good. Fooled by Randomness
The Black Swan is an expansion of the ideas first posited in this volume. Good. 14. Fooled by Randomness ... boyhood in Amioun, Lebanon again. He brings it up constantly, and it has nothing to do with his premise. Read his book Fooled by Randomness instead.
I'm finishing up Barbarossa The German Campaign in Russia. It's a short book covering the operational and strategic aspects of the German ... Gad, I'm half way through The Black Swan and it's as bad as Fooled by Randomness was good. At this point, finishing it is going to be like removing a band-aid. Do I read as fast as possible, pulling it off in one painful motion, or do I pick at it nervously for the next few days drawing out ... ... ia
Occidentalism
Diaries 1969-1979: The Python Years
The Waste Books
In Praise of Barbarians
Who Hates Whom
Fooled by Randomness I finished Fooled by Randomness by Nassim Nicholas Taleb. It turned out to be much better than I expected. He comes across as rather arrogant, so I wasn't very hopeful about his book. His writing was witty and ironic, but some of it was unintentional.
Now I've started Clausewitz & Contem ... mamachunk
Fooled by Randomness is a good book in that regard, doesn't talk about many technicalities and is highly critical of traders, I think you will like it. ... Explanations are often rushed and opaque. The occasional graph would have clarified much of the discussion.
Next up is Fooled by Randomness. Nassim Nicholas Taleb strikes me as being a bit of an arrogant jerk convinced of his own brilliance. It will be interesting to see if he actually ... #66 Fooled By Randomness - Nassim Nicholas Taleb
3.5/5 #87 "Fooled by Randomness" by Nassim Nicholas Taleb
This is a rambling wreck of a book (and a heck of an engineer :-) which I found a bit difficult to follow at times (and I have a Ph.D. in theoretical mathematics). Taleb has been a long time trader on Wall Street and uses his experience ... ... surveyor. Very different from the Inspector Wallander series. I've all but finished Nassim Nicholas Taleb's first book Fooled by Randomness which I've enjoyed - though not as much as The Black Swan lot's of disturbing but lucid thoughts on the misuse of probability and economics. I'm now ... Ignore this thread - I got the date wrong (it was Friday 13th after all). ... rather than a trilogy so perhaps needed a little more editing. Still dipping into Nassim Nicholas Taleb's first book Fooled by Randomness but haven't got a good run at that it yet. And I've picked up A Florentine Death by Michele Giuttari now I have a copy with all the pages, it's ... ... I'm enjoying it but not as much as the first trilogy. I've also been dipping into Nassim Nicholas Taleb's first book Fooled by Randomness and am looking forward to getting a good run at that next week. Double duty for Fooled by Randomness by Nassim Talib and Light by M. John Harrison ... and Its Cultural Adversaries READ
Universal History of Numbers: From Prehistory to the Invention of the Computer
Fooled by Randomness: The Hidden Role of Chance in Life and in the Markets
... We then convince ourselves that these events are explainable in hindsight.
Basically, it is in the same vein as his Fooled by Randomess-- humans (including, and maybe especially, experts) are more ignorant than they know.
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