![]() ![]() Taleb focuses on the survivorship bias, commonly known as “monkeys on typewriters,” and how it influences our perception of probability and success. The second part of the book explains the cognitive biases we as human beings are all prone to. I personally found this section to be the most enjoyable to read, due to its freshness and organization. ![]() He supports his logical, unusual take on the world through revealing his own experiences as well as referencing relevant, if largely ignored, historical figures. The first section of Taleb’s book addresses his view of probability and its influence on our lives. His book is divided into three parts, each of which is scattered with insights and stories, which, when combined with Taleb’s narration style and frank skepticism, make a book about probability surprisingly gripping. Taleb is an engaging and unique narrator, adept at illustrating complex concepts and applying them to everyday life. Fooled by Randomness: The Hidden Role of Chance in Life and in the Markets by Nassim Taleb is one of most outstanding books I have read. ![]()
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