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Skin In The Game-Hidden Asymmetries in Daily Life by Nassim Nicholas Taleb

Week 2
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1 The most reliable advocate for a product is its user.
2 The average behavior of the market participant will not allow us to understand the general behavior of the market.
3 The psychological experiments on individuals showing “biases” do not allow us to automatically understand aggregates or collective behavior, nor do they enlighten us about the behavior of groups.
4 Understanding how the subparts of the brain (say, neurons) work will never allow us to understand how the brain works.
5 It may be that be that some idiosyncratic behavior on the part of the individual (deemed at first glance “irrational”) may be necessary for efficient functioning at the collective level.

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