The Geometry of Thought
The Geometry of Thought
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思想的几何学
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2018
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B. Tversky
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B. Tversky
在一门本科生的哲学课上，我被介绍给了锤子定律：给孩子一把锤子，一切都需要敲打。这项法律的适用范围如此之广，以至于它已经变得自我描述。我们的第一个孩子从字面上和昂贵的角度说明了这一点。他没有锤子，而是一把螺丝刀，他随身携带并到处使用，最终撬开了一辆上了锁的汽车。我个人的锤子更温和：空间思维，这一点我随处可见。注：随处可见。
In an undergrad philosophy course, I was introduced to the Law of the Hammer: give a kid a hammer and everything needs pounding. The Law is applied so ubiquitously that it has become self-describing. Our first child illustrated it literally and expensively. Instead of a hammer, he had a screwdriver that he carried and used everywhere, ultimately to pry open a locked car. My personal hammer is more benign: spatial thinking, which I see everywhere. Note: see everywhere.