Antifragile - Nassim Nicholas Taleb

 

Antifragile the book of Nassim Nicholas Taleb is a disappointing book that seems a little bit confused from the start, although the reading is easy isn't very appropriate to define a constructive theory. In fact, the deconstruction of the other theories was the main objective of the author, and in particular, the subtraction of matter can be quite true in the abstract to create convexity, but anyone in his own life likes to have expectations in practice by addition & by addiction. In 500 pages the redundancy of concepts appear to be disarming.

An epidemic of absence - Moises Velasquez-Manoff

 

On-field experiment attempt book about the cure of modern maladies and allergies. The author browses through various health problems and witnesses that don't confirm the science nor this pseudo-science but could reaffirm the difficulties and growing health diseases and intolerances in the contemporary world. Food intolerance also links the strict correlation between a sedentary lifestyle, closed rooms or sterile environments, lack of parasites, and health shocks. The insertion of parasites in human skin augmented apparently the tolerance in various cases here witnessed and also the improvement of health status but not in definitive way. The book become a cue in search of solutions to allergies and Autoimmune diseases.