One Man's Medicine: An Autobiography of Archie Cochrane

The Art of Economic Complexity

The Origin of Wealth

Why Most Things Fail

Fermat's Last Theorem

経済記者のティム・ハルフォードは複雑なシステムを研究して、成功しているシステムにおいて驚くべき相関を見いだしました。それらは試行錯誤から生まれたものなのです。2011 年の TEDGlobal で行われたこの際立った講演で、ティムは我々に、ランダムさを受け入れてより良い間違いを目指すよう訴えます。

試行、錯誤、そして全能感ゆえの固定観念

Progress in complex systems comes not from having all the answers, but from persistent experimentation and learning from mistakes. In a WWII prison camp, a doctor used a simple trial to save lives with marmite, illustrating the power of testing over conviction. The temptation to believe in perfect solutions, called the God complex, blinds people in medicine, business, and politics. True breakthroughs arise from humility, constant adaptation, and the courage to face uncomfortable uncertainty.

Trial And Error Outperforms The Illusion Of Certainty

*Adapt*

Messy: The Power of Disorder to Transform Our Lives

*Fifty Inventions That Shaped the Modern Economy*

*How to Make the World Add Up: Ten Rules for Thinking Differently About Numbers*

business

creativity

culture

society

TED Stage Talk

ティム・ハルフォード: 試行、錯誤、そして全能感ゆえの固定観念