知识的错觉
The knowledge illusion
Steven A. Sloman · 初版 2017 年
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“两位认知科学家解释了人类大脑如何依赖智力与知识的社群共享特质，不断汲取存储在我们心智与躯体之外的信息与专门知识，从而克服其容易出错、非理性且常常无知的固有缺陷。”——NoveList。
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The knowledge illusion
Steven A. Sloman · 初版 2017 年
“两位认知科学家解释了人类大脑如何依赖智力与知识的社群共享特质，不断汲取存储在我们心智与躯体之外的信息与专门知识，从而克服其容易出错、非理性且常常无知的固有缺陷。”——NoveList。
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关于这个话题也有一本很棒的书：Steven Sloman 和 Phillip Fernbach 写的《知识的错觉》（The Knowledge Illusion）。https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/30780235 另外，难道只有我觉得烦吗——大家总把埃隆·马斯克奉为智慧的天花板，尽管明明…
There's a pretty good book on this topic too: The Knowledge Illusion by Steven Sloman and Phillip Fernbach. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/30780235 Also, does it annoy anyone else that Elon Musk is always considered the pinnacle of intelligence even though there…
再次强调，要是你对这种事感到意外，去读读这本书吧：https://www.amazon.com/Knowledge-Illusion-Never-Think-Alone/... 人脑其实就是一个花哨的 ChatGPT，自带一个内置 UI，把自己骗得团团转，真以为自己比实际情况更有逻辑/更聪明。
Again, if this kind of thing surprises you, read this book: https://www.amazon.com/Knowledge-Illusion-Never-Think-Alone/... The human brain is just a fancy ChatGPT with an internal UI that fools itself into believing it is more logical/smart than it actually is.
推荐去读读《知识的错觉》（The Knowledge Illusion）这本书。比方说，字体越大的字人们越容易相信；个子越高的人越容易被人信任。你的大脑干的事情，根本就不是它自以为告诉你的那一套。
Recommend reading the book "The Knowledge Illusion". People believe text in a larger font, for example. Taller people are more trusted. Your brain is not doing what it tells you it's doing.
……存在于我们的身体中、环境中，尤其是存在于他人身上。组合在一起时，人类的思想确实令人叹为观止，但在最深层次上，它从来就不单独属于任何一个个体。[1] [1]《知识的错觉：为什么我们从未独立思考》（The Knowledge Illusion: Why We Never Think Alone）https://www.amazon.com/Knowledge-Illusion-Never-Think-Alone/...
…it in our bodies, in the environment or especially in other people. Put together, human thought is incredibly impressive, but at its deepest level it never belongs to any individual alone. [1] [1] The Knowledge Illusion: Why We Never Think Alone https://www.amazon.com/Knowledge-Illusion-Never-Think-Alone/...
你们懂那种感觉吗——刚学到一个生词，接着就发现它无处不在？好吧，我现在读 Philip Fernbach 和 Steven A. Sloman 写的《知识的错觉：为什么我们从未独立思考》（The Knowledge Illusion: Why We Never Think Alone），差不多就是这种感觉。这是一本围绕本帖话题展开的书，对这个话题感兴趣的人或许会喜欢。
Know that feeling when you learn a new word and then you see it everywhere? Well, that's a bit how I feel now that I am reading The Knowledge Illusion: Why We Never Think Alone, by Philip Fernbach and Steven A. Sloman. It's a book around the topic of this post. Might be of interest to whoever finds this topic appealing.