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Walk by Faith, not Sight

karenhancock wrote 16 hours ago: Continuing my thoughts stimulated by Nassim Nicholas Taleb’s The Black Swan  on the validity o … more →

Tags: deception, Faith Rest, black swan, Books, confirmation bias, Cosmic System, Faith

That epistemology pun...2 comments

Bruce wrote 2 days ago: I’ve had “spot the epistemology pun…” as a subtitle on my blog for a few mon … more →

Tags: Books, Epistemology

Confirmation Bias

karenhancock wrote 2 days ago: Confirmation bias is when you search for confirmation of something you believe. Finding it then bols … more →

Tags: Book Thoughts, deception, Books, black swan, confirmation bias, Human Nature

The Black Swan - Nassim Nicholas Taleb

ISTJ wrote 4 days ago: A Black Swan is basically an extreme event that “lies outside the realm of regular expectation … more →

Tags: Books & Other Texts, Probability (and Sanity), Bell curve, Economists, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Probability, Taleb

The lucrative (or not) market for educators to sell ideas

whereiskatima wrote 2 weeks ago: The school year in Kenya has now been over for 4 days (we go January to late November/early December … more →

Tags: A Member of the 21st Century, Economy and Me, Education Observations, Take Aways, america, buying exams, buying lesson plans, capitalism, craigslist

Ride a Black Swan

James Lafayette Delgado ("Jimmy") Riggs wrote 3 weeks ago: Nicholas Nassim Taleb makes it easy on us. At the beginning of his book The Black Swan he goes ahead … more →

Tags: Library, musics, Origins, Books, Donald Rumsfeld, Economics, Extremistan, knowledge, marc bolan

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Roque Santeiro wrote 1 month ago:   Black Swan Originally uploaded by a shadow of my future self There is a young, upcoming actor … more →

Tags: Fiction, NaNoWriMo, London, Victoria Park, The Oscars, Hackney, Venetian masks, Cabaret, jason voorhees is dead

"Nobody Knows Anything" -- Maybe Including Management Consultants

Randy Mayeux wrote 2 months ago: One of the ongoing discussions that I am having, in my own head and with others, is just how reliabl … more →

Tags: Randy's blog entries, Jim Collins, Good To Great, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Tom Peters, Robert Waterman, In Search of Excellence, how the mighty fall, Matthew Stewart

10 Metaphors to Use for Overcoming Success TRAPS - Day 7

skippersbiz wrote 2 months ago: This is day-7 of the Success TRAPS Lesson Plan that helps everyone learn how-to conqueror, overcome … more →

Tags: Business, Self-Help, leadership, Professional Development, Training/ Executive Education, book, Success TRAPS, Strategy, Success!

Tests, Tests, Tests and More Tests - Results??? Who Knows....1 comment

whereiskatima wrote 2 months ago: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article/article?f=/c/a/2009/09/15/MNOU19N6G8.DTL This blog was started … more →

Tags: Education Observations, Take Aways, AYP, Data, NCLB, API, Bell curve, California, Jack O'Connell

Found and Lost?9 comments

Mark Grannis wrote 2 months ago: Forgive me if this is old news, but I’m just hearing about the legal dispute between Odyssey M … more →

Tags: History, Law, Moral Philosophy, Public Policy, Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes, Odyssey Marine

Science Fiction’s Imagined Black Swans2 comments

jameswharris wrote 2 months ago: Most people watching a movie or reading a book set in the future would label the story science ficti … more →

Tags: Science Fiction, The Future, Predicting the Future

The Black Swan - Andy is not going to try for wit or even tact. This book is shit.

wellreadweare wrote 2 months ago: The black swan is not a “quite ugly black bird”. The black swan is actually a quite impr … more →

Tags: black swans, Nassim Taleb, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, randomness, Economics, Politics, Government, GFC, 9/11

Fatalist Activism in America... and now the UK

fourcultures wrote 3 months ago: My favourite Fatalist joke goes like this: Two farmers in conversation. ‘What would you do if … more →

Tags: Grid-Group, cultural theory, fatalism, Nassim Taleb, Politics, David Cameron, conservatism, Jokes, michael oakeshott

Taleb on Writing History

kvams wrote 4 months ago: In his 2007 effort The Black Swan, Nassim Nicholas Taleb described history writing in a way that has … more →

Tags: Literature, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, History, melting ice cube

on one's own (largely unread) library

peter wrote 4 months ago:   Umberto Eco’s antilibrary, or how we seek validation    The writer Umberto Eco belongs to th … more →

Tags: excerpts & quotations, Umberto Eco, Book Collecting, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Libraries

The Unpredictable Future - Forecasting the Unpredictable

Randy Mayeux wrote 4 months ago: The dogmas of the quiet past are inadequate to the stormy present. The occasion is piled high with d … more →

Tags: Randy's blog entries, Gary Hamel, Abraham Lincoln, Scenario Planning, The Extreme Future, Nicholas Talib, Bob Johansen, Future-readiness, Get there early

ANGSA HITAM

hagemman wrote 4 months ago: Dua ledakan bom yang mengguncang Jakarta di Hotel JW Marriott dan Hotel Ritz Carlton (17/7) adalah s … more →

Tags: Fitur, inovasi, Prediksi, Hotel JW Marriott, Hotel Ritz Carlton, m.asif, Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Karl Popper, Michael Allen

Everyone is Reading it - Are You?

Randy Mayeux wrote 5 months ago: Here’s an interesting little piece of insight — a lot of people claim to have read books … more →

Tags: Randy's blog entries, Hot Flat And Crowded, Blink, Seth Godin, the tipping point, Good To Great, Outliers, The Five Dysfunctions of a Team, Never Eat Alone


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