🔍 Think Clearly: Logic & Critical Thinking

Think Clearly: Logic & Critical Thinking

参考斯坦福 CS146S 重制成零基础人话版。下面每篇都能直接读,想动手就进互动课。

  1. 1Correlation ≠ CausationTwo things showing up together doesn't mean one caused the other
  2. 2Common Logical FallaciesSpotting the moves that "sound reasonable"
  3. 3How to Judge Whether Information Is TrustworthySelf-defense for information in the age of AI
  4. 4Premises and ConclusionsIn a passage, which sentence is the claim and which ones are the reasons backing it up
  5. 5Deduction vs. InductionReasoning that must be true, versus reasoning that's only "very likely"
  6. 6What Makes a "Good Argument"The premises must be true and the reasoning must hold up—you need both
  7. 7More FallaciesAppeal to emotion, ad hominem, false dilemma, and circular reasoning
  8. 8How Biases Quietly Skew Your JudgmentWhat confirmation bias and anchoring look like in everyday life
  9. 9Sunk Cost & Survivorship BiasMoney already spent shouldn't hijack the future, and looking only at success stories will lead you astray
  10. 10Reading Data Without Being FooledThe percentage trap, the average-number con, and scary-looking charts
  11. 11How to Evaluate a "Study" or "Expert Opinion"Sample size, correlation vs. causation, conflicts of interest, and reproducibility
  12. 12How to Argue ReasonablyAddress the issue not the person, read the other side charitably, and admit you might be wrong

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