He has also proposed that biological, economic, and other systems exhibit an ability to benefit and grow from volatility-including particular types of random errors and events-a characteristic of these systems that he terms antifragility.[REF]
Taleb's writings discuss the error of comparing real-world randomness with the "structured randomness" in quantum physics where probabilities are remarkably computable and games of chance like casinos where probabilities are artificially built [REF].