异类之不一样的成功启示录 第89期:出生时期对人一生的影响

Here is what the economist H. ScotT Gordon once wrote about the particular benefits of being one of those children born in a small generation: 经济学家H斯科特戈登（H.ScottGordon）曾经这样描述出生在那一时期的人的专有待遇：

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第90期:受益于年代的人们

There was this generation of educators in the thirties and forties who would have been in another time and place college professors. 这些三四十年代的教育工作者，在另外的时代另外的地方可能就能成为大学教授。 They wer

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第85期:逆境的结束只是源于机遇

Flom had the same experience. For twenty years, he perfected his craft at Skadden, Arps. 弗洛姆有着同样的经历，他用了20年的时间在世达律师事务所磨练着自己。 Then the world changed and he was ready. He didn't triumphed o

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第66期:智商由基因决定

You could have lots of analytical intelligence and very little practical intelligence, or lots of practical intelligence and not much analytical intelligence, 你也许拥有很高的分析推理智商，但实用智商却可能比较低；或者你拥

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第67期:贫富家庭的教育区别

The wealthier parents raised their parents one way, and the poorer parents raised their kids another way. 富有家庭有一套养育孩子的体系，贫困家庭也有另一套养育孩子的体系。 The wealthy parents will heavily involved in th

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第68期:如何投成年人所好

The poorer parents, by contrast, are intimidated by authority. They react passively and stay in the background. 贫困家庭的父母则相反，他们常会向一些权威人士让步。他们总是显得服服帖帖，不能勇敢地站出来。 La

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第69期:富人是如何教育孩子的?

They appeared comfortable in those settings; 他们看来比较满足这些安排； they were open to sharing information and asking for attention...... 他们要求分享到更多的信息并且希望赢得别人的关注 It was common practice amo

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第70期:孩子的交流技巧需要培养

Look at how easily Alex interrupts the doctor, I'm not ten. That's entitlement: 看看，亚历克斯这样轻易就打断了医生的话我不是10岁。这是一种权利： his mother permits that casual incivility because she wants him to learn t

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第72期:如何正确地教育孩子?

Dreading the thought of having to talk to an audience of adults, Robert begged his father to explain that they had invited a twelve-year-old. 由于担心自己的听众都是一些成年人，罗伯特请求他的父母去解释一下，毕竟自己只

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第73期:贫困家庭的孩子更容易成功?

What was the difference between the As and the Cs? Terman ran through every conceivable explanation. 是什么造成A组和C组如此大的区别？特曼找了一切能想到的原因试图解答这个疑问。 He looked at their mental and physical

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第74期:落魄天才的日常

Today, Chris Langan lives in rural Missouri on a horse farm. 如今，克里斯兰根生活在密苏里州乡下的一个养马农场。 He moved there a few years ago, after he got married. 多年以前，他在结婚之后便搬到了这里。 He's

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第75期:谁说低智力无法精通世故?

Here he was, a man with a one-in-a-million mind, and he had yet to make any impact on the world. 而他，是一个目前依旧影响着世界的人，一个拥有独一无二的智商的人。 He wasn't holding forth at academic conferences. He wasn

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第71期:起跑线上的悬殊

As it turns out, Alex Williams is black and Katie Brindle is white. 亚历克斯威廉斯是黑人而卡蒂布琳德尔是白人。 Alex has those skills because over the course of his young life, his mother and father, in the manner of educated fami

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第65期:为自己的谋杀判辩护

Would Oppenheimer have lost his scholarship at Reed? 那么，如果把兰根换成奥本海默，奥本海默是否也可能失去里德学院的奖学金？ Would he had been unable to convince his professors to move his classes to the afternoon? 他

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第64期:20世纪最为重要的工作

Oppenheimer, by rights, was a long shot. He was just thirty-eight, and junior to many of the people whom he would have to manage. 选择奥本海默，确实是大胆的尝试。当时奥本海默38岁，比格罗夫斯手下的很多人都要年轻；

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第63期:意图毒害导师的天才

When he was nine, he once told one of his cousins, ask me a question in Latin and I will answer you in Greek.9岁那年，他对堂兄妹们说：你们用拉丁文问我一个问题，我就能用希腊语回答你们。 Oppenheimer went to Harvard

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第62期:没能申请到奖学金

What does the story of Chris Langan tell us? 里斯.兰根的故事说明了什么？ His explanations, as heartbreaking as they are, are also a little strange. 和那些悲伤的往事一样，他述说的一切令人伤感，但又令人觉得惊异。

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第61期:天才的潦倒生活

We took factory jobs and minor civil service positions and eventually became a bouncer in a bar on Long Island,他当过工厂工人，也当过政府底层公务员，最后在长岛的一家酒吧当保安，which was his principle occupation throu

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第60期:遇到了麻烦

I didn't have the money to repair it. 我没有钱修车， So I went to the dean and my advisor in sequence and I said, I have a problem. 所以我先后找到学院院长和我的指导老师，告诉他们说我遇到了麻烦。 The transmission

异类之不一样的成功启示录 第46期:惊呆众人的天才

In school, Langan could walk into a language test where he had not studied at all, 上学之后，他对语文之类的课程漫不经心，根本就没有怎么学过， and if there were two or three minutes before the instructor arrived, he could