What is antifragility Taleb?

Example: A software team ships a feature and waits three months for a quarterly business review to learn whether it worked. By the time data arrives, the engineers have moved on, the context has evaporated, and the feedback is too stale to inform the next decision. A different team instruments the same feature with real-time usage metrics, runs a weekly retrospective against those metrics, and adjusts their approach every seven days. After three months, the first team has completed one feedback cycle. The second team has completed twelve. The difference in outcomes is not proportional — it is exponential, because each cycle's learning compounds into the next. The second team did not work harder. They built a tighter feedback loop.

This concept is part of Feedback Loops in the How to Think curriculum.