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Guys lost on unfamiliar streets often avoid asking for  directions from locals. We try to tough it out with map  and compass. Admitting being lost feels like admitting  stupidity. This is a stereotype, but it has a large grain  of truth. It’s also a good metaphor for a big  overlooked problem in the human sciences. We’re  trying to find our way around the dark continent of  human nature. We scientists are being paid to be the  bus-driving tour guides for the rest of humanity. They  expect us to know our way around the human mind,  but we don’t. So we try to fake it, without asking the  locals for directions. We try to find our way from first  principles of geography (‘theory’), and from maps of  our own making (‘empirical research’). The roadside  is crowded with locals, and their brains are crowded  with local knowledge, but we are too arrogant and  embarrassed to ask the way. So we drive around in  circles, inventing and rejecting successive  hypotheses about where to find the scenic vistas  that would entertain and enlighten the tourists.  [3점]   출처: 2013학년도 9평 영어 28번 문항

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