Luca Dellanna on his book Ergodicity, autism, and decision making in our brains.

Luca Dellanna is a management advisor and an author from Turin, Italy. His books cover topics ranging across management, human behavior, and economics. He talks to Guy Spier about his early career, his research on ergodicity and some topics from his other books, including autism and the difference of decision making and action taking in our brains.
Full transcript available here: aqfd.docsend.com/view/r5q6w9t...
Contents:
(00:00:00) Introduction
(00:07:38) The Concept of Ergodicity
(00:14:31) Extrapolation Over Time Horizons
(00:21:22) Luck or Skill?
(00:24:50) Maximizing the Worst Outcome
(00:31:32) Uncertainty and Risk Management
(00:39:09) Diversification as a Practical Tool
(00:43:09) Personal Knowledge Management Tools
(00:48:56) Decision Making vs. Action Taking
(00:58:09) Autism and the Idea of the Magnifying Glass
(01:02:54) Luca’s Professional Career
(01:08:38) The History of Turin

[@markchapman1442]

What a staggeringly complex, interesting and diverse conversation between Luca Dellanna and Guy Spier. Especially enjoyed the way you were both so comfortable with the over-simplification of Ergodicity. Great job.

[@simmonds3930]

Interesting. Many pearls of wisdom in this podcast.

[@digbysummerhill3154]

Thanks for this Guy 🙏 even after reading the book I really enjoyed every minute