The
Black Swan shot to prominence due to Nicholas Taleb to describe events
whose probability is low that they are almost unlikely to happen and who
have a profound impact. In English, when the phrase was coined, the
black swan was presumed not
to exist. The importance of the simile lies in its analogy to the
fragility of any system of thought.
Here is the Black Swan
("a rare bird in the lands, very much like a black swan")
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