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Pranav Jawale Reading 'Fooled by Randomness', by Nassim Taleb. It's like a prob-stat primer for traders at the wall street. Most ruthless author I've ever read. But the book needed a better organization of chapters. Main theme of the book is the market is more random than we think and situations under which more knowledge is harmful. Introduces readers to the 'problem of induction' and Karl Popper's philosophy.
Pranav Jawale Reading 'Fooled by Randomness', by Nassim Taleb. It's like a prob-stat primer for traders at the wall street. Most ruthless author I've ever read. But the book needed a better organization of chapters. Main theme of the book is the market is more random than we think and situations under which more knowledge is harmful. Introduces readers to the 'problem of induction' and Karl Popper's philosophy. Reading 'Fooled by |
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