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The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable

The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable

  • Prologue
    • On the Plumage of Birds
      • What you Do Not Know
      • Experts and "Empty Suits"
      • Learning to Learn
    • A New Kind of Ingratitude
    • Life Is Very Unusual
    • Plato and the Nerd
    • Too Dull to Write About
    • The Bottom Line
      • Chapters Map
  • PART ONE: UMBERTO ECO'S ANTILIBRARY, OR HOW WE SEEK VALIDATION
    • Chapter 1:The Apprenticeship of an Empirical Skeptic
      • Anatomy of a Black Swan
        • On Walking Walks
        • "Paradise" Evaporated
        • The Starred Night
      • History and the Triplet of Opacity
        • Nobody Knows What's Going On
        • History Does Not Crawl, It Jumps
        • Dear Diary: On History Running Backward
        • Education in a Taxicab
      • Clusters
        • Where Is the Show?
      • 8 3/4 Lbs Later
        • The Four-Letter Word of Independence
        • Limousine Philosopher
    • Chapter 2:Yevgenia's Black Swan
    • Chapter 3:The Speculator and the Prostitute
      • The Best (Worst) Advice
      • Beware the Scalable
        • The Advent of Scalability
      • Scalability and Globalization
      • Travels Inside Mediocristan
        • The Strange Country of Extremistan
        • Extremistan and Knowledge
        • Wild and Mild
        • The Tyranny of the Accident
    • Chapter 4:One Thousand and One Days, or How Not to Be a Sucker
      • How to Learn from the Turkey
        • Trained to Be Dull
        • A Black Swan Is Relative to Knowledge
      • A Brief History of the Black Swan Problem
        • Sextus the (Alas) Empirical
        • Algazel
        • The Skeptic, Friend of Religion
        • I Don't Want to Be a Turkey
        • They Want to Live in Mediocristan
    • Chapter 5:Confirmation Shmonfirmation!
        • Zoogles Are Not All Boogles
        • Evidence
      • Negative Empiricism
        • Counting to Three
        • Saw Another Red Mini!
        • Not Everything
        • Back to Mediocristan
    • Chapter 6:The Narrative Fallacy
      • On the Causes of My Rejection of Causes
      • Splitting Brains
        • A Little More Dopamine
        • Andrey Nikolayevich's Rule
        • A Better Way to Die
      • Remembrance of Things Not Quite Past
        • The Madman's Narrative
        • Narrative and Therapy
      • To Be Wrong with Infinite Precision
        • Dispassionate Science
      • The Sensational and the Black Swan
        • Black Swan Blindness
        • The Pull of the Sensational
      • The Shortcuts
        • Beware the Brain
        • How to Avert the Narrative Fallac
    • Chapter 7:Living in the Antechamber of Hope
      • Peer Cruelty
        • Where the Relevant Is the Sensational
        • Nonlinearities
        • Process over Results
        • Human Nature, Happiness, and Lumpy
        • Rewards
        • The Antechamber of Hope
        • Inebriated by Hope
        • The Sweet Trap of Anticipation
        • When You Need the Bastiani Fortress
      • El desierto de los tartaros
        • Bleed or Blowup
    • Chapter 8:Giacomo Casanova's Unfailing Luck: The Problem of Silent Evidence
      • The Story of the Drowned Worshippers
      • The Cemetery of Letters
        • How to Become a Millionaire in Ten Steps
      • A Health Club for Rats
        • Vicious Bias
        • More Hidden Applications
        • The Evolution of the Swimmer's Body
      • What You See and What You Don't See
        • Doctors
      • The Teflon-style Protection of Giacomo Casanova
        • "I Am a Risk Taker"
      • I Am a Black Swan: The Anthropic Bias
        • The Cosmetic Because
    • Chapter 9:The Ludic Fallacy, or The Uncertainty of the Nerd
      • Fat Tony
        • Non-Brooklyn John
      • Lunch at Lake Como
        • The Uncertainly of the Nerd
        • Gambling with the Wrong Dice
      • Wrapping Up Part One
        • The Cosmetic Rises to the Surface
        • Distance from Primates
  • PART TWO: WE JUST CAN'T PREDICT
        • From Yogi Berra to Henri Poincare
    • Chapter 10:The Scandal of Prediction
      • On the Vagueness of Catherine's Lover Count
      • Black Swan Blindness Redux
        • Guessing and Predicting
      • Information Is Bad for Knowledge
      • The Expert Problem, or the Tragedy of the Empty Suit
        • What Moves and What Does Not Move
        • How to Have the Last Laugh
        • Events Are Outlandish
        • Herding Like Cattle
        • I Was "Almost" Right
        • Reality? What For?
      • "Other Than That," It Was Okay
        • The Beauty of Technology: Excel Spreadsheets
        • The Character of Prediction Errors
      • Don't Cross a River if It Is (on Average) Four Feet Deep
        • Get Another Job
        • At JFK
    • Chapter 11:How to Look for Bird Poop
      • How to Look for Bird Poop
        • Inadvertent Discoveries
        • A Solution Waiting for a Problem
        • Keep Searching
      • How to Predict Your Predictions!
      • The Nth Billiard Ball
        • Third Republic-Style Decorum
        • The Three Body Problem
        • They Still Ignore Hayek
        • How Not to Be a Nerd
        • Academic Libertarianism
        • Prediction and Free Will
      • The Grueness of Emerald
      • That Great Anticipation Machine
    • Chapter 12:Epistemocracy, a Dream
        • Monsieur de Montaigne, Epistemocrat
        • Epistemocracy
      • The Past's Past, and the Past's Future
        • Prediction, Misprediction, and Happiness
        • Helenus and the Reverse Prophecies
        • The Melting Ice Cube
        • Once Again, Incomplete Information
        • What They Call Knowledge
    • Chapter 13:Appelles the Painter, or What Do You Do if You Cannot Predict?
      • Advice Is Cheap, Very Cheap
        • Being a Fool in the Right Places
        • Be Prepared
      • The Idea of Positive Accident
        • Volatility and Risk of Black Swan
        • Barbell Strategy
        • "Nobody Knows Anything"
        • The Great Asymmetry
  • PART THREE: THOSE GRAY SWANS OF EXTREMISTAN
    • Chapter 14:From Mediocristan to Extremistan, and Back
        • The World Is Unfair
        • The Matthew Effect
        • Lingua Franca
        • Ideas and Contagions
      • Nobody Is Safe in Extremistan
        • A Brooklyn Frenchman
        • The Long Tail
        • Naive Globalization
      • Reversals Away from Extremistan
    • Chapter 15:The Bell Curve, That Great Intellectual Fraud
      • The Gaussian and the Mandelbrotian
        • The Increase in the Decrease
        • The Mandelbrotian
        • What to Remember
        • Inequality
        • Extremistan and the 80/20 Rule
        • Grass and Trees
        • How Coffee Drinking Can Be Safe
        • Love of Certainties
        • How to Cause Catastrophes
      • Quetelet's Average Monster
        • Golden Mediocrity
        • God's Error
        • Poincare to the Rescue
        • Eliminating Unfair Influence
        • "The Greeks Would Have Deified It"
        • "Yes/No" Only Please
      • A (Literary) Thought Experiment on Where the Bell Curve Comes From
        • Those Comforting Assumptions
        • "The Ubiquity of the Gaussian"
    • Chapter 16:The Aesthetics of Randomness
      • The Poet of Randomness
      • The Platonicity of Triangles
        • The Geometry of Nature
        • Fractality
        • A Visual Approach to Extremistan/Mediocristan
        • Pearls to Swine
      • The Logic of Fractal Randomness (with a Warning)
        • The Problem of the Upper Bound
        • Beware the Precision
        • The Water Puddle Revisited
        • From Representation to Reality
      • Once Again, Beware the Forecasters
        • Once Again, a Happy Solution
      • Where Is the Gray Swan?
    • Chapter 17:Locke's Madmen, or Bell Curves in the Wrong Places
        • Only Fifty Years
        • The Clerks' Betrayal
        • Anyone Can Become President
        • More Horror
        • Confirmation
      • It Was Just a Black Swan
        • How to "Prove" Things
    • Chapter 18:The Uncertainty of the Phony
      • Ludic Fallacy Redux
        • Find the Phony
        • Can Philosophers Be Dangerous to Society?
        • The Problem of Practice
      • How Many Wittgensteins Can Dance on the Head of a Pin?
        • Where Is Popper When You Need Him?
        • The Bishop and the Analyst
        • Easier Than You Think: The Problem of Decision Under Skepticism
  • PART FOUR: THE END
    • Chapter 19:Half and Half, or How to Get Even with the Black Swan
      • When Missing a Train Is Painless
      • The End
  • Epilogue: Yevgenia's White Swans

検索用:Nassim Nicholas Taleb