《UNCOUNTABLE A PHILOSSPHICAL HISTORY OF NUMBER AND HUMANITY FROM ANTIQUITY TO THE PRESENT》PDF+mobi+epub高清完整电子版

大卫·尼伦伯格（David Nirenberg）和里卡多·L·尼伦伯格（Ricardo L. Nirenberg）探讨了记数系统(numerical systems)如何塑造了人类的身份和认知。人们通过量化数字（例如财富、智力、社会地位）来定义自身。概率论、统计学和数学模型的崛起从物理学到经济学深刻影响了我们对现实的理解。然而，在人类独特性与数学原则的普遍性之间始终存在哲学上的张力。尼伦伯格父子批判了将复杂的人类情感和价值观简化为数据点的做法，并讨论了在政府治理、经济和个人身份认同中过度依赖量化指标的潜在危险。他们主张采用一种平衡的方法，将叙事和定性体验与数字推理相结合。

David and Ricardo L. Nirenberg Investigate how numerical systems have shaped human identity and perception. People have sought to define themselves through quantification (e.g., wealth, intelligence, social status). The rise of probability, statistics, and mathematical models shapes our understanding of reality from physics to economics. However, there is always a philosophical tension between human uniqueness and the universality of mathematical principles. The Nirenbergs critique the use of numbers in reducing complex human emotions and values into data points, and discusses the dangers of excessive reliance on metrics in governance, economics, and personal identity. They advocate for a balanced approach that integrates storytelling and qualitative experiences with numerical reasoning.

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