我推荐 Tim Urban（Wait But Why 的作者）的新书《What's Our Problem》。它深入探讨了过去十年里的许多乱象，以及我们是怎么一步步走到今天这步田地的。
I'd recommend Tim Urban's (of waitbutwhy fame) new book, What's Our Problem. It's a deep dive on a lot of these things in the last decade and how we ended up where we are now.
你在读 Tim Urban 的《What's Our Problem?: A Self-Help Book for Societies》吗？我超级喜欢这本书，他讲到了博弈双方在争论“应该怎样（_should be_）”之前，先搞清楚“事实是怎样（_is_）”有多重要。
Have been reading "What's Our Problem?: A Self-Help Book for Societies" by Tim Urban? I've been loving it, and he talks about the importance of 2 counterparties identifying what _is_, before distinguishing what _should be_.
Tim Urban（因 https://waitbutwhy.com 成名）写的《What’s Our Problem》。对政治问题以及我们这个时代愈演愈烈的极化现象剖析得极其到位。此外还有大量绝妙的插图和幽默感。极力推荐……
What’s Our Problem by Tim Urban of https://waitbutwhy.com fame. Excellent breakdown of the problem of politics and the increasing polarization of our times. Plus loads of great illustrations and humor besides. Can’t recommend…
关于 woke 意识形态如何侵蚀社会（尤其是学术界）这个话题，有两本极佳的书值得一读：Tim Urban 的《What's Our Problem?》以及 Greg Lukianoff 和 Jonathan Haidt 合著的《The Coddling of the American Mind》。
For two excellent books on the topic of how the woke ideology corrodes societies (academia in particular) check out "What's Our Problem?" by Tim Urban and "The Coddling of the American Mind" by by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt.
……完全契合了我几年前遇到类似事情时的想法。最难受的是，我当时甚至找不出词汇来命名或描述它。我给别人推荐的 Tim Urban 的书《What’s Our Problem》+1——他一头扎进了这个兔子洞，并把他所发现的解释得一清二楚，而且超级通俗易懂。如果想更深入了解，Bill Ackman 非常公开地分享了他自己面对这一认知的反思[1]，并归功于……
…perfectly tracks my thoughts upon confronting similar a couple years ago. The toughest part was that I didn’t know the words to name or describe it. I’ll +1 someone else’s recommendation of Tim Urban’s book “What’s Our Problem” - he dove into this rabbit hole and explained what he found, and it’s super approachable. For a deeper dive, Bill Ackman very publicly sharing his own reckoning with this realization[1] and credits…
…Expressing that you don't like a particular sort of person? I don't see how we could possibly criminalize anything like that without neutering the ability for a society to come up with new ideas. Tim Urban's "What's Our Problem" has a great framing of this question: the sort of discourse needed for a high-rung "idea lab" requires that people are about to speak publicly in ways that appear to be "spreading lies online" (one of…
我推荐 Tim Urban（Wait But Why 的作者）的新书《What's Our Problem》。它深入探讨了过去十年里的许多乱象，以及我们是怎么一步步走到今天这步田地的。
I'd recommend Tim Urban's (of waitbutwhy fame) new book, What's Our Problem. It's a deep dive on a lot of these things in the last decade and how we ended up where we are now.
你在读 Tim Urban 的《What's Our Problem?: A Self-Help Book for Societies》吗？我超级喜欢这本书，他讲到了博弈双方在争论“应该怎样（_should be_）”之前，先搞清楚“事实是怎样（_is_）”有多重要。
Have been reading "What's Our Problem?: A Self-Help Book for Societies" by Tim Urban? I've been loving it, and he talks about the importance of 2 counterparties identifying what _is_, before distinguishing what _should be_.
Tim Urban（因 https://waitbutwhy.com 成名）写的《What’s Our Problem》。对政治问题以及我们这个时代愈演愈烈的极化现象剖析得极其到位。此外还有大量绝妙的插图和幽默感。极力推荐……
What’s Our Problem by Tim Urban of https://waitbutwhy.com fame. Excellent breakdown of the problem of politics and the increasing polarization of our times. Plus loads of great illustrations and humor besides. Can’t recommend…
关于 woke 意识形态如何侵蚀社会（尤其是学术界）这个话题，有两本极佳的书值得一读：Tim Urban 的《What's Our Problem?》以及 Greg Lukianoff 和 Jonathan Haidt 合著的《The Coddling of the American Mind》。
For two excellent books on the topic of how the woke ideology corrodes societies (academia in particular) check out "What's Our Problem?" by Tim Urban and "The Coddling of the American Mind" by by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt.
……完全契合了我几年前遇到类似事情时的想法。最难受的是，我当时甚至找不出词汇来命名或描述它。我给别人推荐的 Tim Urban 的书《What’s Our Problem》+1——他一头扎进了这个兔子洞，并把他所发现的解释得一清二楚，而且超级通俗易懂。如果想更深入了解，Bill Ackman 非常公开地分享了他自己面对这一认知的反思[1]，并归功于……
…perfectly tracks my thoughts upon confronting similar a couple years ago. The toughest part was that I didn’t know the words to name or describe it. I’ll +1 someone else’s recommendation of Tim Urban’s book “What’s Our Problem” - he dove into this rabbit hole and explained what he found, and it’s super approachable. For a deeper dive, Bill Ackman very publicly sharing his own reckoning with this realization[1] and credits…
……表示你不喜欢某一类人？我不明白怎么可能把这种事定为犯罪，而不彻底扼杀一个社会产生新想法的能力。Tim Urban 的《What's Our Problem》对这个问题给出了极好的框架：一个高梯级（high-rung）的“思想实验室（idea lab）”所需要的言论环境，恰恰要求人们能够在公开场合发表那些表面看起来像是在“网络造谣”的言论（其中之一……
…Expressing that you don't like a particular sort of person? I don't see how we could possibly criminalize anything like that without neutering the ability for a society to come up with new ideas. Tim Urban's "What's Our Problem" has a great framing of this question: the sort of discourse needed for a high-rung "idea lab" requires that people are about to speak publicly in ways that appear to be "spreading lies online" (one of…