Black swan. About the (un)probable in real life

"Black Swan. About the (un)probable in real life" by Naseem Taleb is a book that explores the phenomenon of unlikely events that have a huge impact on our lives and the world in general. Taleb calls such events "Black Swans" — they are rare, unpredictable and have a significant impact on both personal life and human history.

The book invites readers to reconsider their views on reality, recognizing that most important events occur unexpectedly and beyond prediction. Taleb uses numerous examples from history, economics, finance, and personal stories to explain his theory and suggest ways to be prepared for such Black Swans.

Who is this book for?
This book is ideal for those interested in probability theory, mathematics, philosophy, finance, and those looking for new ways of understanding the world and its unpredictability.

Why buy this book?
"Black Swan" became a world bestseller and is considered one of the most influential books of our time. It demonstrates how, in real life, unlikely events can radically change the trajectory of events, and how we can learn to manage these events rather than simply succumb to them. The book is a profound exploration of human uncertainty that is both profoundly rewarding and fascinating.

About the author
Naseem Nicholas Taleb is a Lebanese-American philosopher, trader and scientist. Known as an expert on risks and the author of numerous works on the topic of probability, randomness and unpredictability. His book "Black Swan" became a classic of modern economic and philosophical thought and changed the approach to understanding unexpected events in the world.