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摘要
贝利早期的一篇文章表明,他希望将科学训练引入园艺,并论证了正确观察我们对日常现象的体验的重要性。他提供了一个关于逻辑谬误的幽默轶事,“Post hoc ergo proper hoc”(拉丁语:“在此之后,因此,因为这个”),其中一只家猫被埋在醋栗树丛附近,并被错误地认为是它导致了醋栗上的毛发生长。
One of Bailey's early essays shows his desire to bring scientific training to gardening, arguing for the importance of correct observation to our experiences of everyday phenomena. He offers a humorous anecdote regarding the logical fallacy, "Post hoc ergo propter hoc" (Latin: "after this, therefore because of this"), in which a family cat is buried near a gooseberry bush and is falsely credited with causing hair to grow on the berries.