阅读内容: 《穷查理宝典》 Poor Charlie's Almanack---Talk Ten
USC Gould School Of Law Commencement Address
Summary
This talk was made by Charles T. Munger at the University of Southern California on May 13, 2007.
He offered insights into the practices that have contributed to his success and to his standing as one of the wealthiest people in the world. He observed that the acquisition of wisdom is a moral duty and stressed that, while attending law school, he realized the best road to success in life and learning would be a multi-disciplinary one.
首先，芒格从在场的父母家长身上引出他一直很崇拜的孔子关于“孝道”的思想，All my life I have admired Confucius. I like the idea of "filial piety," of ideas or values that are taught and duties that come naturally, that shouldbe passed onto the next generation.
The sacrifices, and the wisdom, and the value transfer, that come from one generation to the next should always be appreciated.父母为子女付出了许多心血，把智慧和价值观传授给子女，他们应该永远受到尊敬。
接下来，介绍那些对他来说最有用的道理和态度：（注意啦！都是干货啊！）
1， the safest way to try to get what you want is to try to deserve what you want.
芒格从小就明白这样一个道理：要得到你想要的某样东西，最可靠的办法是让你自己配得起它。也就是你的行动要配得上你的野心。拥有这种精神的人在生活中也能够赢得许多东西，不只是金钱和名誉，还赢得尊敬和信任。（想到自己间歇性踌躇满志持续性混吃等死，做事三天打鱼两天晒网，不禁掩面自省！）
2， there's no love that's so right as admiration-based love, and such love should include the instructive dead.
正确的爱应该以仰慕为基础，而且我们应该去爱那些对我们有教育意义的先贤。我的理解是，正确的爱应该是让人尊敬、向往的，并且要善于向已故的先贤学习。所以站在巨人的肩膀上，也是一条提高自身素质的捷径啊！
3，the acquisition of wisdom is a moral duty.
lt requires that you're hooked on lifetime learning.
I constantly see people rise in life who are not the smartest, sometimes not even the most diligent. But they are learning machines. They go to bed every night a little wiser than they were that morning.
获得智慧是一种道德责任，它不仅让生活变得更加美好。而且必须坚持终身学习。如果没有终身学习，大家将不会取得很高的成就。芒格举了他的好基友巴菲特为例，If you watched him with a time clock, you'd find that about half of his waking time is spent reading.（其实除了查理芒格、巴菲特这些功成名就大名鼎鼎的例子，最近网络上比较知名的大V们如李笑来、曹政、大玩家张磊等人，都是爱读书爱学习的好榜样啊！李笑来的有句签名就是“一生只有一个职业-----学生”）其中芒格提到一定要学会学习的方法，一句话总结就是“学习学习再学习”！而且要多实践，才能学以致用！
4，practicing a multi-disciplinary approach
Yotr have to learn many things in such a way that they're in a mental latticework in your head and your automatically use them the rest of your life.
掌握跨学科的方法和思维习惯，只要得到正确的实践，真的很有帮助。但这种习惯也会带来危险，因为它太有用了。
5，If you turn problems around into reverse, you often think better.
inversion will help you solve problems that you can't otherwise handle.
逆向思维的重要性。
什么会让我们在生活中失败呢？我们应该避免什么呢？答案其实很简单：
avoid sloth and unreliability 懒惰和言而无信会让我们在生活中失败
avoid extremely intense ideology 极端强烈的意识形态会让人们丧失理智
avoid "self-serving bias" 这种“自我服务偏好”的心理因素也经常导致人们做傻事，比如透支收入。别以为对你们有利的就是对整个社会有利的，也别根据这种自我中心的潜意识倾向来为你们愚蠢或邪恶的行为辩解，那是一种可怕的思考方式。但如果你不能容忍别人在行动中表现出自我服务的偏好，那么你又是傻瓜。"lf you would persuade, appeal to interest, not to reason." The self-serving bias of man is extreme and should have been used in attaining the correct outcome.
avoid "envy, resentment, revenge and self-pity" 妒忌、怨恨、报复和自怜都是灾难性的思想状态。过度自怜可以让人近乎偏执。而偏执是最难逆转的东西之一。（这段话让我想起了鲁迅笔下祥林嫂的故事）
avoid being subjected to perverse incentives. 变态的激励机制具有控制人类认知和人类行为的强大力量，人们应该避免受它影响。Perverse associations are also to be avoided.要特别避免在你们不崇敬或不想像他一样的人手下干活。主张要在正确的仰慕的人手下工作，在生活中才能取得更令人满意的成就。
Engaging in routines that allow you to maintain objectivity are, of course, very helpful to cognition. And one also needs checklist routines.要保持客观公正的生活态度，并且要养成核对检查清单的习惯。
6，maximizing non-egality will often work wonders. 将不平等最大化通常能收到奇效。
I think the game of competitive life often requires maximizing the experience of the people who have the most aptitude and the most determination as learning machines. And if you want the very highest reaches of human achievement, that's where you have to go. 这段话再次让我想起了马太效应和二八原则。
7，In this world I think we have two kinds of knowledge: One is Planck knowledge, that of the people who really know. They've paid the dues, they have the aptitude. Then we've got chauffeur knowledge. 要努力成为拥有普朗克知识的人，避免成为拥有司机知识的人。要真正的理解、掌握知识，而不是看上去懂了。特别是不要不懂装懂。
8，intense interest in any subject is indispensable if you're really going to excel in it. 要想办法去做那些你有强烈兴趣的事情，你才会更出色！
9，have a lot of assiduity. 要勤奋！多做事！多干活！别偷懒！
10，life is very likely to provide terrible blows, unfair blows. Some people recover, and others don't. And there I think the attitude of Epictetus helps guide one to the right reaction. He thought that every mischance in life, however bad, created an opportunity to behave well. He believed every mischance provided an opportunity to learn something useful. And one's duty was not to become immersed in self-pity, but to utilize each terrible blow in a constructive fashion. 碰到难关，说不定柳暗花明又一村呢！把困难当做磨练、提高自己的机会——不要在自怨自艾中沉沦。
11，prudence as the servant of duty. 节俭是责任的仆人。要量入为出，深谋远虑，未雨绸缪。这样，当麻烦来临时就能早已做好准备！高筑墙 广积粮 缓称王！
12，complex bureaucratic procedure does not represent the highest reach. One higher form is a seamless, non-bureaucratic web of deserved trust. Not much fancy procedure, just totally reliable people correctly trusting one another.
So never forget, when you're a lawyer, that while you may have to sell procedure, you don't always have to buy. ln your own life what you want to maximize is a seamless web of deserved trust.
这个道理主要是对即将要成为律师的学生说，因为他们在将要从事的行业中有大量的程序和繁文缛节，虽然工作中要遵守程序，但不要总是被程序牵着鼻子走，而应该追求的是尽可能地培养一张无缝的信任之网。
最后，查理芒格用一句话结束这次演讲：
"My sword I leave to him who can wield it."
我的剑传给能挥舞它的人。
Vocabulary
ethos ['i.θɑs] n.
1. （某团体或社会的）道德思想，道德观 the moral ideas and attitudes that belong to a particular group or society
waggish ['wæɡɪʃ] adj.
1. 诙谐的；打趣的 funny, clever and not serious
encapsulate [ɪn'kæpsjə.leɪt] v.
1. 简述；概括；压缩 to express the most important parts of sth in a few words, a small space or a single object
paranoia [.perə'nɔɪə] n.
1. 偏执狂；妄想症 a mental illness in which a person may wrongly believe that other people are trying to harm them, that they are sb very important, etc.
perverse [pər'vɜs] adj.
1. 执拗的；任性的；不通情理的 showing deliberate determination to behave in a way that most people think is wrong, unacceptable or unreasonable
doggone ['dɔɡ.ɡɔn] adj.
1. （表示恼怒或惊讶）该死的，讨厌的，他妈的 used to show that you are annoyed or surprised
apocryphal [ə'pɑkrəf(ə)l] adj.
1. 流传甚广但不足为凭的；虚构的 well known, but probably not true
protagonist [proʊ'tæɡənɪst] n.
1. （戏剧、电影、书的）主要人物，主人公，主角 the main character in a play, film/movie or book
chauffeur [ʃoʊ'fɜr] n.
1. （尤指富人或要人的）司机 a person whose job is to drive a car, especially for sb rich or important
filial piety 孝道；孝顺
mumbo jumbo
1. 繁琐严肃但无意义的语言（或仪式）；繁文缛节；胡言乱语 language or a ceremony that seems complicated and important but is actually without real sense or meaning; nonsense
Ps: 一些碎碎念
一眨眼 2017年的三分之一就快结束了！
马上迎来五一长达三天的假期，先任性地放飞一下自我吧~
今年初我开始正式踏入股票市场，经历过短暂盈利的一两个月后，这个月开始大部分飘绿，而大盘半个月也跌掉近200点，哀鸿遍野~
其实我看到这个局面，内心还是有点喜悦的。因为我还在建仓中，大跌正是可以买入的好时机啊！不过后来看到专业人士提醒不要随便补仓，市场还不明朗于是只好作罢。不过不买入，又不想卖出还在亏损中的股票，手痒怎么办？只好打起几只有盈利的股票的主意，卖了其中两只盈利10%左右的部分股票～
可能因为自己多多少少入市前先了解过股市的激荡浮沉的残酷，也可能是我还没经历过真正的股灾，所以，还是很泰然自若的~
亏损中的股票肿么办？我暂时不担心这么多，因为把时间线拉长的话，市场每一次大的波动，都只不过是一张白纸上的小小皱褶~希望N年后这些股票又是一条好汉~
而且，也要学以致用，Do as Munger do!