Because they would have started with the hypothesis, not that there existed a month, but that June was particularly likely.

因为他们是有了假设然后再开始做实验的，而不是说有一个这样特殊的月份，而是六月是一个特殊的月份。

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This is the place where people typically slip up in debugging. They don't think in advance what they expect the result to be.

实验就推翻了你的假设了,人们在做调试的时候往往忽略了这一点,他们做实验之前并没有想想。

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Suppose the Milgram experiment had never been done and it was being done for the first time here.

假设米尔格林姆实验从来没有执行过,今天才第一次做这个实验。

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So, if I've got positive charge uniformly distributed, look at the choice. It's a brilliant experiment.

所以如果按照正电荷是均匀分布的假设来说，就会是这样的，这是一个聪明的实验。

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Somebody? What's the key thing? It must have the potential to refute the hypothesis.

有人知道么？关键点在哪儿？,实验必须有反驳我们假设的可能。

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