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Happy Accidents: Serendipity in Modern Medical Breakthroughs
Morton A. Meyers · 2007 · 420 pages
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Nassim Taleb
“It is a MUST read. Please go buy it. Read it twice, not once. Although the author does not take my drastic ‘stochastic tinkering’ approach, he provides all kind of empirical evidence for the role of design. He does not directly discuss the narrative fallacy (q.v.) and the retrospective distortion (q.v.) but he certainly allows us to rewrite the history of medicine.”↗
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