A black swan is an event nobody foresaw but everybody afterwards explains as obvious. Nassim Taleb argues that events of exactly this kind shape history and our lives, and that our confidence in forecasts is an illusion.
Key highlights:
- Explains why our forecasts fail systematically
- One of the most influential books written since the Second World War
- The author is a trader and mathematician, not an academic economist
The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable (new cover)
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