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I assume you got this from Nassim Taleb's 'Antifragile'? He also mentions weightlifting. Something like lots of reps with small weights for stamina, plus a few reps with very high weight for strength.
I've read Antifragile and it's one of my favorite books. Perhaps without having read it, I wouldn't have had this thought. That said, I independently arrived at this concept when thinking about how I used to live in Astoria, Queens. I loved it, but it's not an optimum.
Nice! I agree with the principle - it works quite well in many areas where these optimum points are nearly static. When they are not - it's a much trickier proposition.
What's a good example of a situation where the optimum points are non-static? High and low tax states? In any case, when trying to solve an optimization problem, static or in flux, it's best to look at the extremes first. Useful way to solve these problems quickly.
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