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Wednesday, October 30th, 2019 by Douglas Wilson.

Introduction of Nacim Nicholas to leave. In the True Confessions Department, I have not yet read every last one of his books, but I have read the Big Boys, Anti-F fragile,

Skin in the Game, and the Black Swan, and have enjoyed them a great deal.

A number of years ago, I had mentioned somewhere on this blog

that any remarkable historical event, however unlikely, could easily be shown after the fact to have been inevitable

by any competent historian. 100 historians, safely ensconced after the fact could easily demonstrate the inevitability of the

Reformation or the collapse of the Soviet Union. But somehow all this inevitability is

invisible to everyone before the fact.

Anyway, after I wrote that, or something very much like it,

some commenter asked if I had read, the Black Swan, which I had previously purchased, but being

a man of sin had not read. I thought something like, huh, took it down off my shelves, and that was that. I was promptly edified.

What anti-fragility is.

I bring all this up because of a central lesson in anti-f fragile,

a lesson that has great relevance for evangelicals in our time.

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