From the author of The Black Swan comes a new book challenging beliefs about risk, reward, politics, and more. Nassim Nicholas Taleb explores the importance of accepting one's own risks, drawing examples from history to Donald Trump. He emphasizes owning your risks and losses, rather than transferring them to others. Taleb argues for social justice through symmetry and risk sharing, highlighting the role of minorities in shaping the world and the need for commitment rather than blind faith in religion. He warns against overcomplicated solutions and emphasizes the importance of having "skin in the game" in all aspects of life. Taleb believes that fairness and justice require individuals to bear the consequences of their actions. He asserts that without this personal accountability, mistakes go unpunished and unethical behavior thrives. In a world where minorities dictate outcomes and simplifying complex problems is key, Taleb's ideas challenge conventional wisdom and offer a fresh perspective on navigating life's uncertainties.