I suspect that they put Socrates to death because there is something terribly unattractive, alienating, and nonhuman in thinking with too much clarit… - Nassim Nicholas Taleb

But fragility and antifragility are part of the current property of an object, a coffee table, a company, an industry, a country, a political system. We can detect fragility, see it, even in many cases measure it, or at least measure comparative fragility with a small error while comparisons of risk have been (so far) unreliable.

The only people who think that real world experience doesn't matters are those who never had real world experience.

Categorizing is necessary for humans, but it becomes pathological when the category is seen as definitive, preventing people from considering the fuzziness of boundaries,