你知道的一切都是错的
Everything you know is wrong
Russell Kick · 初版 2002 年
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提供了翔实的有据证据，颠覆了大众在制药工业、洗钱、Pan Am Flight 103 空难、核电站安全、Columbine 校园枪击事件等议题上的共识性观点。
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Everything you know is wrong
Russell Kick · 初版 2002 年
提供了翔实的有据证据，颠覆了大众在制药工业、洗钱、Pan Am Flight 103 空难、核电站安全、Columbine 校园枪击事件等议题上的共识性观点。
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顺便提一句，很久很久以前我觉得 Allan Holub 的 PPT《Everything You Know is Wrong》写得很棒：http://ebookbrowse.com/everything-you-know-is-wrong-pdf-d281...
Relatedly, a long, long time ago I found Allan Holub's PPT Everything You Know is Wrong quite good: http://ebookbrowse.com/everything-you-know-is-wrong-pdf-d281...
几年前我淘到一本有趣的书，平时时不时会翻一翻，在这里似乎挺切题的：《Everything you know IS Wrong》[1]……即便往好了说，这标题和读起来的感觉也略显夸张，但它至少总能引发我的思考。其中一篇文章（这是一本由多位作者合著的文集）声称对…的刻画
One interesting book I picked up a few years ago and dip in and out of from time to time seems of relevance here: Everything you know IS Wrong[1]... a somewhat hyperbolic title and read at the best of times, but it's always got me thinking at least. One of the articles (it's a collection of such by many authors) claimed that the caricature of…
《Everything You Know is Wrong》是我的入门之作，我也极力推荐。绝对的混乱无序，但对于有耐心的人来说，第一遍听就会觉得真的很赞。听了几遍之后简直绝了。
Everything You Know is Wrong was my introduction and I also highly recommend it. Absolutely chaotic, but for people who are patient it can be really good the first time through. After a few listens it's just plain incredible.
…“赌博连输了很久之后，统计学表明我的运气应该会变好。”对还是错？错——上面这种情况叫做“赌徒谬误”（Gamber's Fallacy）。更多内容见这里：http://arachnoid.com/wrong/（“Everything you know is Wrong”）
…"After a long losing streak while gambling, statistics says my luck should improve." True or false? It's false -- the above is called the "Gamber's Fallacy". More here: http://arachnoid.com/wrong/ ("Everything you know is Wrong")
…灵丹妙药：一大勺常识，撒上一把听起来合乎逻辑但毫无根据的断言，再加一点夸大的成就来巧妙诉诸权威。拿一撮“你所知道的一切都是错的！”（everything you know is wrong!）调味，然后搅拌均匀，人们就会掏 4.95 美元来买你那本长篇推销式的破书，然后再每月花 245 美元跟你聊上一小时。
…magic elixir: A big helping of common sense, a sprinkle of logical sounding but groundless assertions, and little bit of inflated accomplishments for a nice appeal to authority. Season it with a pinch of "everything you know is wrong!" then stir well and people will pay you $4.95 to read you extended-sales-pitch of a book and then $245/month to talk to you for an hour.