From Ponzi to Antifragility, 4 years later: A Conversation with Nassim Nicholas Taleb

Kulluna Irada and the Institute of Political Science at the Saint Joseph University of Beirut organized a conversation with Nassim Nicholas Taleb on Gaza, centralization, the Lebanese economy, and conspirationism.
Nassim Nicholas Taleb, a former trader, is the author of the five-volume Incerto (which includes The Black Swan, Antifragile, Skin in the Game), translated into 50 languages. He is also the author of more than 70 scholarly papers in mathematical statistics, genetics, quantitative finance, statistical physics, medicine, ethics, economics and international affairs, around the notion of risk and probability.
Moderated by Karim Emile Bitar Professor of International Relations and former director of the Institute of Political Science at US, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Kulluna Irada.

[@Frogdog6969]

One of the few intellectually honest people left. People call him arrogant but he actually admits when he is wrong.

[@ada7831]

Im addicted to his books...one chapter give you so much reflection

[@Senecamarcus]

Thank you so much for uploading this

[@shady8205]

the host speaker is a bit annoying, he is not paying attention, keeps interrupting, and talks too much over his guest speaker

[@MrGreen_N]

I understand your point but for some, I think he actually enhanced the session by guiding the conversation and clarifying some points for a wider audience.

[@shady8205]

@@MrGreen_N fair enough, I guess it's always tricky to host a talk that is simultaneously in-person and online, and I give him credit for doing his best to balance between both audience.