"Catastrophes seem to hit suddenly, but in reality the way has been prepared for them" The Literate Caveman discusses The Logic of Failure
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“Catastrophes seem to hit suddenly, but in reality the way has been prepared for them.”  In today’s episode of The Literate Caveman, we continue our discussion about how human beings have difficulty predicting events over the course of time.  We review three different studies in this episode, ranging from refrigeration units, to hyenas, and finishing with predatory wasps.  All related from The Logic of Failure by Dietrich Dorner 
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