@dominik · read in 2018
A delightful read, replete with wisdom. This book can be a bit curmudgeonly at times, but overall it’s a enjoyable discourse on the necessity of accounting for downside risks / disincentives — i.e. making sure not only that the people who make a decision can benefit if it goes well, but that they have some downside if goes poorly. And lots of illustrations on what happens if that isn't the case.