Aperture | The Ludic Fallacy and Our Misunderstanding of Risks #Shorts @ApertureThinking | Uploaded 1 year ago | Updated 1 hour ago
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We tend to convince ourselves that we understand risks once we have understood a game of dice, or blackjack. However, trying to approximate the risks in real life with the same methods used in a closed-loop artificial game is simply oversimplification – a mistake we commit daily. This, Taleb calls, is the Ludic Fallacy.
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Watch the full episode here: youtu.be/dp1mMGaI9uw
We tend to convince ourselves that we understand risks once we have understood a game of dice, or blackjack. However, trying to approximate the risks in real life with the same methods used in a closed-loop artificial game is simply oversimplification – a mistake we commit daily. This, Taleb calls, is the Ludic Fallacy.
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Stay connected with Aperture:
Website: aperture.gg
Check out our other channels:
What If: bit.ly/youtube-What-If
How to Survive: bit.ly/how-to-survive-show
Your Body On: bit.ly/your-body-on-show
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#shorts #aperture #philosophy #psychology #blackswan