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Oct 26, 2026

Matt DinanGUEST
32:21
Wow.
Matt DinanGUEST
32:22
Randomness, randomness.
Matt DinanGUEST
32:23
The
Kate BundyGUEST
32:23
religion comes in again.
Michael WallaceGUEST
1:18
Short-term trading is gambling.
Michael WallaceGUEST
1:20
Randomness has trends.
Michael WallaceGUEST
1:22
If you flip a coin, you can have heads many times in a row.
Michael WallaceGUEST
1:26
Therefore, theoretically, a system that's been winning for six months and then starts losing, it could be just randomness.
Sebastian David-LeesGUEST
4:29
Flaneuring in...
Sebastian David-LeesGUEST
4:30
Waterstones when I was very young, when I was a student, and by pure chance, just coming across his first book, Fooled by Randomness, and really just liking the cover and buying it.
Sebastian David-LeesGUEST
4:42
It was really as random as that and really, really loving it and feeling a sense of resonance with it.
Sebastian David-LeesGUEST
4:49
And Like you, I didn't go to that book launch, but I did go to the book launch of Anti-Fragile as a young man.
DamienHOST
14:49
All of the individuals that I've just covered there are highly intelligent, and their predictions that they present are often compelling, backed up by data, driven by intense research, yet they were still wrong.
DamienHOST
15:00
The problem we have sat at home watching these pundits is, how do we know who is going to be the person who is right how do we decipher between you know a good predictor and a bad predictor because even having a track record of a previous prediction that went right is no guarantee that your future ones will be correct if anything it's it's the opposite also as well how do we know that the pundit is sat there based on their merit and not just because they got lucky Nazim Nicholas Taleb produced a simulation in his book Fooled by Randomness, where basically he created 10,000 fake investment managers, each with a 50% chance of making money or losing money in a single year.
DamienHOST
15:38
Essentially, he was flipping a coin to simulate market performance.
DamienHOST
15:41
After five years, purely by chance, 313 managers had made money every single year.
Mike MaddenHOST
64:19
I'm not going to ring bell out of Eddie Guerrero's hand.
Mike MaddenHOST
64:23
Whatever the finish is, your 2026 Tournament of Randomness champion is the Heartbreak Kid, Shawn Michaels.
Mike MaddenHOST
64:37
I think coming from a 64-man field, getting selected in your first round match to take on Stone Cold Steve Austin.
Tom SchultzHOST
64:48
Yep.
JessHOST
10:08
Complexity becomes legible.
JessHOST
10:11
Randomness becomes intentional, and contradictions become evidence that something deeper is happening.
JessHOST
10:17
You also get a role in the story.
JessHOST
10:19
You're one of the people who sees through the official explanation.
DaveHOST
1:27
Our mission for this deep dive is to unmask what we're going to call the lucky fool.
DaveHOST
1:32
We are pulling our insights from some incredible excerpts of Nassim Nicholas Taleb's mind bending book, Fooled by Randomness.
PoppyHOST
1:39
Such a fantastic book.
DaveHOST
1:40
It really changes how you see things.

19 MINS LATER

DaveHOST
20:31
A certain degree of unpredictability is a biological requirement for human happiness.
PoppyHOST
20:36
And it goes beyond just feeling good, though.
PoppyHOST
20:38
Randomness is actually a crucial strategic defense mechanism.
DaveHOST
20:41
Right.
Ryan Bahlous-BoldiGUEST
81:45
So this is just saying, "Give me M answers," but there's no ver- like, there's no vector value reward, and there's no random scalarizations in the vector value reward.
Ryan Bahlous-BoldiGUEST
81:52
GRPO, we all know that one.
Ryan Bahlous-BoldiGUEST
81:54
Random W is just training GRPO with the VPO reward.
Ryan Bahlous-BoldiGUEST
81:58
So you just instead pick a random W at, at training time.
Ryan Bahlous-BoldiGUEST
82:02
Max at K is where you train specifically for the inference time objective of sampling from K.
SteveHOST
3:10
Um-
DannyHOST
3:11
Random number generator?
SteveHOST
3:12
Yes.
SteveHOST
3:14
So the results of that sports game you're watching in the sportsbook is, um, going to have a random outcome because all the players and stuff on the field in that game are gonna be all randomly number generated of, like, the stats of each player and coaching and stuff, I guess.
James BoiceHOST
11:27
It just doesn't happen that way.
James BoiceHOST
11:29
Randomness is randomness is randomness.
James BoiceHOST
11:31
It doesn't produce order.
James BoiceHOST
11:33
But now, assuming it did...

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