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    <description>The apple did not fall on Newton&#39;s head. The source of that anecdote is the 1752 memoir of William Stukeley, and the story came from an eighty-three-year-old Newton himself. The miracle year of 1665, when plague closed Cambridge, is really a narrative that folds twenty years of work into a single year, and the Principia (1687) was a book Halley paid to print out of his own pocket. The priority war with Leibniz over calculus, the alchemical manuscripts Keynes bought at a Sotheby auction in 1936, the fight over how to read the line about the shoulders of giants, and why the correction Einstein made two hundred years later was not a failure — it ends with what to ask the next time you meet a confident claim.</description>
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    <description>リンゴはニュートンの頭に落ちませんでした。あの逸話の出典は1752年のウィリアム・ステュークリの回想録であり、八十三歳のニュートン自身が語って聞かせた話です。ペストでケンブリッジが閉じた1665年の「奇跡の年」は、実は20年にわたる作業を一年に圧縮した物語であり、「プリンキピア」(1687)はハレーが自費で出版費用を出した本でした。ライプニッツとの微積分の先取権戦争、ケインズが1936年の競売で買い集めた錬金術写本、巨人の肩という一文をめぐる解釈論争、そして200年後のアインシュタインの修正がなぜ失敗ではないのかまで — 最後は、ある主張に出会ったとき何を問うべきかで締めくくります。</description>
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    <description>사과는 뉴턴의 머리에 떨어지지 않았습니다. 그 일화의 출처는 1752년 윌리엄 스터클리의 회고록이고, 여든셋의 뉴턴이 직접 들려준 이야기입니다. 페스트로 케임브리지가 닫힌 1665년의 기적의 해는 사실 20년에 걸친 작업을 한 해로 압축한 서사이며, 프린키피아(1687)는 핼리가 사비로 출판비를 댄 책이었습니다. 라이프니츠와의 미적분 우선권 전쟁, 케인스가 1936년 경매에서 사들인 연금술 원고, 거인의 어깨라는 문장의 해석 논쟁, 그리고 200년 뒤 아인슈타인의 수정이 왜 실패가 아닌지까지 — 마지막에는 어떤 주장을 만났을 때 무엇을 물어야 하는지로 마무리합니다.</description>
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    <title>牛顿为什么重写了世界——苹果、《自然哲学的数学原理》与预测这块试金石</title>
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    <description>苹果没有砸在牛顿头上。那则轶事的出处是1752年威廉·斯蒂克利的回忆录,而故事本身出自八十三岁的牛顿之口。鼠疫让剑桥关门的1665年&quot;奇迹之年&quot;,其实是把长达二十年的工作压缩进一年的叙事;而1687年的《自然哲学的数学原理》,是哈雷自掏腰包付了出版费的书。与莱布尼茨的微积分优先权之战、凯恩斯在1936年苏富比拍卖会上买下的炼金术手稿、围绕&quot;站在巨人肩上&quot;这句话的解释之争,再到两百年后爱因斯坦的修正为什么不算失败——文章最后落在一个问题上:遇到一个说法时,你该问些什么。</description>
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