RE: Being Antifragile
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We can always blame and claim that climate change is a natural process that is not our fault all day, but that is irrelevant. Black swans occur out of the blue and what we need is to make them antifragile. Change is inevitable, and we haven't designed a world that accommodates it. When we aspire for antifragile design thinking, we adapt to change. Over the years, we showed how unwilling to stop climate change, so our ability to survive and thrive may be predicated more on our resilience in the face of it. But we need to correct our mindset and embrace antifragility about everything we create.
Dear my friend @juecoree , When I searched the dictionary meaning of antifragility, the meaning was the tendency to restore destruction and stress.
It is difficult for me to understand the philosophical meaning of your argument, but I interpreted it to mean that you seek a new hope by escaping from global despair and suffering.
The dictionary meaning of antifragility depicts a less of its philosophical meaning. Antifragility speaks about bouncing back stronger after any ill-fated circumstances that we had.
Yeah, somewhat like that. It is an attempt to recognize the problem as new problem arises, and adapt and devise innovative plans to thrive as we move into the future.
!PIZZA