Dileep Kushwaha

    The vast shade of the tree under the morning autumn sun is so peaceful and calming.  

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Spider webs are classic examples of anti-fragile systems. they are resilient, robust and easily repairable.

In contrast, fragile systems are those which are not well-equipped to deal with sudden changes and disruptions. They are often complex, tightly coupled and have little redundancy. Examples of fragile systems include the financial system, the power grid and the global food system.

The concept of anti-fragility has been popularised by Nassim Nicholas Taleb in his book Antifragile:

Things That Gain from Disorder. Taleb argues that we should design systems that are not just resistant to shocks, but that actually benefit from them. This is because shocks can be a source of learning and growth.

In a world that is becoming increasingly uncertain and unpredictable, the ability to thrive in the face of change is becoming increasingly important. Anti-fragile systems are those that are best equipped to deal with sudden changes and disruptions.

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• The flowers has a sweet, honeylike scent and are used to make honeysuckle oil.
• The ivy plant has a great many species, but the most common is the English ivy.
• It can also be used to symbolize the eternal life of Christ, which is why it is also a symbol of Easter.
• Its meaning was borrowed from the Latin word hibiscus, which in turn was derived from the Greek word hibiskos.
• The ivy is a very popular plant in the US and Europe, and has been a part of gardens for centuries.
• The meaning of the ivy tattoo can vary depending on the design, but it is generally seen as a symbol of strength, loyalty, and friendship.

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Crypto currency is a brilliant tech, driven by technocrats and their dumb friends. Fiat currency is backed by tangible resources (mostly) affected by geo-politics and is corruption ridden.

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