Strength from Chaos
Biological evolution is antifragile; individuals die, but the species improves through selection pressure. Mycelium is antifragile; when a network connection is severed, it regrows multiple redundant paths, becoming denser and stronger. Myceloom protocols aim to mimic this property.
The Problem with Optimization
Highly optimized, centralized systems are fragile—one break can cause total collapse. Antifragile systems utilize Radical Redundancy and Distributed Intelligence to ensure that local failures lead to global learning and strengthening.
Stratigraphy (Related Concepts)
Radical Redundancy
Adaptive Topology
Mycelium
Byzantine Fault Tolerance