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The book explores how luck and chance impact our lives. Taleb argues that we often attribute success to skill or hard work when it may be due to randomness. The book’s central points are: We underestimate the role of chance and overestimate the role of skill and control. Randomness plays a huge role in life and markets. Success can be due to luck and failure can be due to bad luck. We must acknowledge randomness to make better decisions. The book was well-received for its insights but criticized by some as pessimistic.
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