Silver compellingly theorizes that humans are in general too risk averse, and that those who can discerningly fight that impulse often benefit greatly in life.
'On the Edge: The Art of Risking Everything' explores timely topics from artificial intelligence to political theory while focusing on the habits of successful risk-takers.
Silver argues that poker players, astronauts, and hedge fund managers share more than people assume, including a physiological response to risk.
The biggest risk is not taking any risk,' a sentiment explored by Silver, emphasizes the rewards of thoughtful risk-taking over mere recklessness.
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