Fooled by Randomness

The book made me rethink how much of success is due to skill versus luck. Did anyone else find this perspective eye-opening or unsettling?

Taleb's insights feel so relevant today, especially during unpredictable times. I wonder what experiences or ideas sparked his focus on randomness.

The examples of hindsight bias and overconfidence hit close to home. How do others try to guard against these biases in their own lives?