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### False Lucky Fools
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Taleb repeatedly conflates legitimate lucky fools
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Taleb repeatedly conflates legitimate [[lucky-fools|lucky fools]]
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and people with ideas he doesn't like.
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> [[hubbard_2020_failure]]
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is that John is described as young, inexperienced,
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and of low intelligence.
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John is a typical lucky fool:
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there is no indication that he has any strategy,
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much less that he is practicing modern portfolio theory.
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there is no indication that he has _any_ strategy,
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much less that he is practicing [[modern-portfolio-theory]].
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If I mistake Taleb's intent,
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and the story was only meant to convey
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that experienced, conscientious, and cautious decision-making
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_can_ lead a person to success,
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then I'm not sure who he's arguing against.
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