The more you optimise something, the more fragile it gets. So to make something antifragile, you have to make something far from optimal.
That book really didn't inspire me like some of his earlier work.
I suppose if antifragility is actually good then optimizing for the long term (and taking into acount all possibilities) should automatically create an antifragile system.
Do you have a particular recommendation? I just started antifragile and havent read any of his other work...