Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Lebanese-American professor
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Aug 8, 2026
Nassim Taleb – #36
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Nassim TalebGUEST
Up until techno feudalism, we had a high mortality ra-rate of large companies.
Nassim TalebGUEST
[clears throat] So the, there's the, the, the scaling, uh, the, the mechanism that I investigated, uh, uh, scientifically, you know, mostly the non-linearity of- Of the scale.
Nassim TalebGUEST
Like for example, if you grow, you grow in 3D, but your contact to the floor is in 2D.
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Nassim Nicholas Taleb: Ron Paul Institute Conference 2025
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Hello, I'm honored to be here and I thank Colonel McGregor for discussing Skin in the Game because basically I have nothing to add, maybe a few details.
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So before I start my thing on seven points that characterize a modern world that's completely different from what we have in mind.
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The idea of Skin in the Game is that it's not so much a deterrent as much as a filter.
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When you drive on a highway, even on Friday night or even on New Year's Eve, you know, anyone could drive backwards, kill 15 people.
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Nassim Taleb on Living a Good Life in an Age of Volatility
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11:33speaker_4UNKNOWN
Right.
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Uh, can you imagine, the high margin (laughs) so, uh, instead of making, um, instead of making films, we're gonna make socks.
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And, and that also misperceptions of the whole process of a lot of things in, uh, in, in basic, uh, you know, uh, trade accounting.
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Like, uh, they say, "Oh, they're ripp- uh, they're ripping us off." I mean, I'm a dentist, all right? And I go buy my bread.
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Uh, this is ripping me off, all right? I should make my own bread, uh, and, and then the president should probably be a baker should be a dentist.
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So, the, the whole, the whole idea is not... i- it doesn't stand on its... and, and plus they have... y- you know someone is not very intelligent or not very skilled-... and you can detect that at, at, it's like arbitrages.
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15:06speaker_5UNKNOWN
We'll trust you.

