For a more rational, fair world, people need to have skin in the game—have a stake in the outcome. For that, they need to bring in symmetries, take responsibility for the consequences of their actions, says Nassim Taleb. Learn the importance of risk-taking and symmetry in this episode.

What does skin in the game mean? And why does it matter? Watch this episode to understand this over-4000-year-old concept and why it still matters today. You'll also learn the importance of sharing the benefits and the harm cause by an action. Stay tuned!

People who invest in their own ventures are the ones you ought to work with. Watch this episode to find out why working with people who have skin in the game will help you achieve better results.

We’ve heard it all our lives, from every source. “Majority rules.” But Taleb believes that minorities run the world. Why? Watch this video to find out.

If you had to pick a surgeon from two equally senior professionals, which one would you choose? The one who looks distinguished and elegant, well dressed and a refined accent? Or someone overweight and badly dressed, with a strong accent and no wall of degrees in his office? Taleb suggests going with the latter. Find out why.

Courage allows you to be virtuous in more ways than one. It is also a virtue you cannot fake. This episode tells you how to find true courage and stand up for the truth.

Nassim Taleb flips the Golden Rule around-- ‘Do unto others as you would have them do to you’--and creates a Silver Rule. Find out how Taleb’s resulting Double Negative Golden Rule is more robust and inclusive than the original time-tested one, in this episode.