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What this book knows
Human minds systematically misread randomness as skill, pattern, and causation—with ruinous consequences in markets and life.
mind-and-cognition
99.9% of their past performance is attributable to chance, and chance alone. Ask a profitable investor to explain his success.
VLA-EC6A535D-RC-015Kahneman and Tversky uncovered areas where human beings are not endowed with rational probabilistic thinking and optimal behavior under uncertainty.
VLA-EC6A535D-RC-143People view a sample randomly drawn as highly representative—the consequence is the inductive fallacy: overconfidence in the ability to infer general properties.
VLA-EC6A535D-RC-203self-and-identity
I unconsciously acted as if I believed in the association between performance and glasses—my native statistical instinct did not benefit from my expertise.
VLA-EC6A535D-RC-170ambition-and-status
Nero's objective is not to maximize his profits so much as to avoid having this entertaining machine called trading taken away from him.
VLA-EC6A535D-RC-022They believe the strongest will survive and the weakest will go learn a new craft. Things are not as simple as that.
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