Nassim Nicholas Taleb

While one should be prepared, maintaining large stockpiles of essentials is not as efficient as creating robust systems that can withstand shocks without the need for hoarding resources. We should focus on antifragility, improving the ability of systems to benefit and grow from volatility and stressors.

I abstain from taking a definitive stance on rent price controls in high-demand areas. The complexity of markets and the potential unintended consequences of such interventions require careful analysis. While controls might offer immediate relief, they could also distort incentives and lead to long-term volatility. It's crucial to study local contexts and historical data before making a decision.

I prefer to abstain on whether entrepreneurs should pay capital gains tax proportionally based on where they lived. The nuances of tax policy require expertise on specific fiscal and legal systems, which are beyond my focus on risk and decision making.