Title: Rambling
Product review: There is no common theme running through this book. The reader is just led along as Taleb spews forth incomplete philosophical blather, and comes across as someone who likes to hear himself speak. The reader endlessly wonders what the point is, especially after the first few chapters of the book where Taleb is constantly reminding you that he'll make his point in a later section. It becomes a lot to wade through; it could have been edited down considerably to get at his main points.However, at least he attempted to tackle the idea of randomness, which is admirable. Still, I wouldn't recommend this book to anybody. It's just too directionless.
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