来自《耶鲁大学开放课程：心理学导论 第10集 第10集》

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  But this could lead to mistakes.
  但这也可能是个误导
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  A classic example by Kahneman and Tversky
  卡宁曼和特沃斯基的一个经典例子
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  is you ask people--
  是如果你问人们
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  one group of people how many English words end with "ng"
  问一组人英语中有多少单词是以ng结尾
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  or what proportion of English words,
  或者这样的单词占多大的比例
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  another group of people what proportion end with "ing."
  问另一组以ing结尾的单词占多大比例
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  It turns out you get much bigger numbers
  结果得到的数据是
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  for "ing" than "ng"
  ing比ng大得多
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  though, of course "ng" has to--"ing"--
  尽管 当然ng结尾的单词须以ing
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  sorry, "ng" would include everything with "ing."
  抱歉 ng结尾的单词包括了ing
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  It's just a lot easier to think about these things.
  只是人们更容易想到ing
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  This can show up in the real world.
  这在现实中经常出现