“Aside from
the non-narrative view of things, another lesson. People with too much smoke
and complicated tricks and methods in their brains start missing elementary,
very elementary things. Persons in the real world can’t afford to miss these
things; otherwise they crash the plane. Unlike researchers, they were selected
for survival, not complications. So I saw the less is more in action: the more
studies, the less obvious elementary but fundamental things become; activity,
on the other hand, strips things to their simplest possible model.” –Nassim Taleb,
Antifragile
