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ティム・ハルフォード:試行、錯誤、そして全能感ゆえの固定観念

Filmed Jul 2011 • Posted Jul 2011TEDGlobal 2011
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経済記者のティム・ハルフォードは複雑なシステムを研究して、成功しているシステムにおいて驚くべき相関を見いだしました。それらは試行錯誤から生まれたものなのです。2011 年の TEDGlobal で行われたこの際立った講演で、ティムは我々に、ランダムさを受け入れてより良い間違いを目指すよう訴えます。

Tim Harford's writings reveal the economic ideas behind everyday experiences. Full bio »

Translated into Japanese by Natsuhiko Mizutani
Reviewed by Naoki Funahashi
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