The Lindy Effect gained its named from a deli in New York, named LINDY’S. The idea was proposed by Albert Goldman. A standout author, he explained how the Lindy Effect has relevance in many real-life situations. The same was later popularized by intellectuals and influencers like Nassim Taleb who detailed the theory in Antifragile—his 2012 book that has won rave reviews and continues to arouse a lot of curiosity. The idea has been recreated, argued with and repeatedly explained by many physicists, mathematicians, and thinkers. The explanations continue, and so does the charm of this interesting concept. What is the Lindy Effect?