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其实之前写了一篇..不过写了两个小时..后来调整一下,压缩了点时间,大概一个小时多一点点的样子.. 语言就不想吐槽了,只能说将就看吧..例子也是有点扯.. 想请问下大神们这样的文章大概能拿多少分??还有麻烦指点下该怎么改进~
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87Claim: Any piece of information referred to as a fact should be mistrusted,
since it may well be proven false in the future.
Reason: Much of the information that people assume is factual actually turns
out to be inaccurate.(239)
提纲
1.由于当前科技等因素限制,部分信息确实存在一定的不确定性 2.但不能说所有信息都不可信,哪怕有缺陷,但仍然为人们所接受 3.哪怕确实是不正确的,但它是人类前进的方向,为人类的繁荣提供经验
The speaker's claim is actually threefold: (1)Much of the "factual" information are actually not accurate. (2)No information which has been considered as a fact, should be trusted. (3)It is because of the inaccuracy revealed later that we should not put any faith in the factual information. It is tempting to agree with the speaker on the basis that there are more or less sorts of imprecision within information we mentioned. However, while supporting the first arguments, I would strongly disagree with the two latter ones. . I concede that the speaker is on the correct side when it comes to the existence of inaccuracy of the information, resulted from the restraint of current technology and knowledge. Take Ptolemaic for instance. Ptolemaic, one of the most famous physicists of his time, discovered the geocentric theory, which was once widely regarded as truth yet was proved wrong later by Copernicus. It is because of the limit of the machinery and facility that Ptolemaic failed to give out the genuine truth.
Yet, there is no justification to support that no message is worth our trust for although there exist some defects, part of those information still works well, such as the Newton method by Newton, the Theory of Evolution by Darwin, the Relativity by Einstein, and etc, all of which were, are, and will be accepted as standards, aptly illustrating the argument that there are always some pieces of information for us to rely on.
In fact, even if all of the information, which has been considered to be valid(correct), is later proved false, it is still necessary for us to keep enough faith with it for the sake of the evidence provided by it for our progress. The blossom of humankind, requiring eternal efforts to carry on promotions, can never be achieved by one night. For example, Edison, the inventor of the lamp bulb, still believing in the correctness of his theory after all those miserable failure, eventually devised bulbs successfully. It was nothing but his everytime failure that assisted him to advance.
In sum, whether we may believe in the information should be determined by how much contribution it can make to the development of our society rather than by the extent to which it is accurate. With the experience provided by the relatively true information, irrespective of its vagueness(inaccuracy), we will undoubtedly make our considerable leap towards future.
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