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在科学知识宣传上,有许多怪事,比如有人说,吃苹果不削皮好,因为有营养;有人说,一定要削皮,因为皮上有细菌。把很简单的事搞得很复杂,弄得读者无所适从。在生活中,这类事多得很。不久前,在本市出版的一本知识台历上,就有一页专门介绍“蜂蜜不宜喂养婴幼儿”的“知识”。甚至连一家专业的食品报,也谈起蜂蜜的危害来,弄得一些年轻的父母无所适从。这难道真是什么新发现吗?经调查,并非如此,而只是一些无知抄摘的产物。两年
There are many strange things in the publicity of scientific knowledge. For example, some people say that eating an apple does not peel well because it is nutritious. Some people say that it must be peeled because there are bacteria on the skin. To make very simple things complicated, confused readers know what to do. In life, such things are very good. Not long ago, one of the knowledge calendars published in the city featured a “knowledge” that specifically describes “honey should not feed infants and young children.” Even a professional food newspaper, also talked about the dangers of honey, making some young parents know what to do. Is this really what new discovery? After investigation, not the case, but only some ignorance copied the product. Two years