“Modern philosopher Nassim Taleb has warned of the “narrative fallacy” – the tendency to assemble unrelated events of the past into stories. These stories, however gratifying to create, are inherently misleading. They lead to a sense of cohesion and certainty that isn’t real.”

“Modern philosopher Nassim Taleb has warned of the “narrative fallacy” – the tendency to assemble unrelated events of the past into stories. These stories, however gratifying to create, are inherently misleading. They lead to a sense of cohesion and certainty that isn’t real.”

— Ryan Holiday