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Why Being Delusional is a Superpower

Veritasium
9 人推荐 · 跨 9 个月 · 2020–2024
心理学与人类行为概率论与博弈论科学方法与科学传播
Why Being Delusional is a Superpower

中文导读

Veritasium 科学博主通过数学模拟与直观案例剖析“运气”在人生成功中扮演的角色。视频展示了微小优势与偶然机遇如何呈指数级滚雪球,论证了拔尖结果往往极度依赖运气成分,但同时也并未否定努力本身的基石作用。

为什么 HN 推它

在涉及能力主义、职业发展和创业讨论时经常被引用的清醒剂,提醒大家正视运气在决定谁能登顶时的巨大力量。

「只要假设结果中仅有 5% 取决于运气,那么最终成绩最顶尖的那批人,也必然是运气最好的那批人。」HN 网友原话:if you attribute just 5% of outcomes to luck, then the people who have the best outcomes are among the luckiest people
英文原摘要(HackerTube / Claude 整理)

Veritasium examines the role of luck in success, with simulations and examples showing how small advantages and chance can compound. It argues that top outcomes are disproportionately luck-driven while still crediting effort.

Linked in threads about meritocracy, careers and startups as a reminder that luck shapes who ends up on top.

HN 上的提及

rec hyuuu · 2020-08 · HN 原文
this is an interesting view
rec xorfish · 2020-09 · HN 原文
There is also a very good Veritasium Video about that
reference falcolas · 2020-11 · HN 原文
<- Veritasium on luck vs hard work
reference rameerez · 2020-12 · HN 原文
if you took 1.000 random people and ranked them by their overall success, the top ones would almost always be extremely lucky
reference clouddrover · 2021-03 · HN 原文
Derek Muller has a couple of videos talking about the success of his Veritasium YouTube channel

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