Sort of both. Both optionality and pilot in the plane principle are like “guiding principles” of anti-fragility and effectuation from which the subsequent principles fall out. However, they’re also good principles in their own rights and subsets of the broader concept. It might be that I should change the picture to reflect the second thing instead of the first thing, to prevent confusions like this one.
A good exercise to see if you grock anti-fragility or effectuation is to go through each principle and explain how it follows from either Optionality or the Pilot-in-Plane principle respectively
Great post.
Can you clarify for me:
Are “Skin in the game”, “Barbell”, “Hormesis”, “Evolution” and “Via Negativa” considered to be subsets of “Optionality”
OR
Are all 6 (“Skin in the game”, “Barbell”, “Hormesis”, “Evolution”, “Via Negativa” AND “Optionality”) subsets of “Anti-fragility”?
I understood the latter from the wording of the post but the former from the figure at the top. Same with “Effectuation” and “Pilot in plane” etc.
Sort of both. Both optionality and pilot in the plane principle are like “guiding principles” of anti-fragility and effectuation from which the subsequent principles fall out. However, they’re also good principles in their own rights and subsets of the broader concept. It might be that I should change the picture to reflect the second thing instead of the first thing, to prevent confusions like this one.
A good exercise to see if you grock anti-fragility or effectuation is to go through each principle and explain how it follows from either Optionality or the Pilot-in-Plane principle respectively