Antifragility: How Some Systems Gain From Disorder
Some systems get stronger under stress. Antifragility goes beyond robustness and shows how to design to gain from disorder.
Topic
Complex adaptive systems, emergence, self-organization, and nonlinear change.
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Some systems get stronger under stress. Antifragility goes beyond robustness and shows how to design to gain from disorder.
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