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Antichroppiness: About (Not) Vulnerable in Real Life "is a provocative book that evokes conventional notions of resilience and vulnerability. Naseem Nicholas Taleb, known for his work in risk and chance, offers a deep understanding of how we interact with uncertainty and change in the world around us.

Studying the concept of antichrusticity, Taleb shows that not only vulnerability, but also excessive resistance can be harmful. Instead, it offers strategies that allow us to adapt to and even benefit from change. This is not a book about simple survival; it is a guide to creating conditions for prosperity in a world where uncertainty is the only constant.

Through real-life examples and theoretical concepts, Antichrussy becomes not only a study, but also a practical guide for those who want to be not just persistent, but also adaptive to unexpected challenges. This book upends the standard notion of what it means to be "sustainable" and instead calls on us to find antichrusticity - the ability to thrive in precarious conditions.

Product characteristics

ISBN - 978-617-7388-93-6
Binding Type - Hard
Year of publication - 2018
Number of pages - 400
Status - New

Price for 1 piece 8.79 USD

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