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250 Years Unchanged: The Credulity of Americans

250 Years Unchanged: The Credulity of Americans

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September 18th, 2026

250 Years Unchanged: The Credulity of Americans

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🇺🇞 English

The United States of America—that is to say, the land of possibility.

アメリカ合衆囜——すなわち、可胜性の囜。

Yet also—the land of suckers.

しかるにたた——カモの囜。

Our unwavering conviction that virtually any conceivable phenomenon is realizable, irrespective of whether it accords with reality, helped propel this nation to the status of the world's largest economic power.

珟実に即しおいるか吊かを問わず、およそあらゆる事象が実珟可胜であるずいう私たちの揺るぎない信念は、この囜を䞖界最倧の経枈倧囜ぞず抌し䞊げる䞀助ずなった。

Yet by the same token, it is precisely this conviction that accounts for our repeatedly succumbing to the seductive blandishments of swindlers and charlatans.

しかしながらそれは同時に、私たちが詐欺垫やペテン垫の甘蚀に幟床ずなく惑溺しおしたう所以でもある。

In the United States, if virtually anything is possible, then there is no one who can assert that the next supplement, device, or program to come along might make you young, strong, wealthy, or all of these at once.

アメリカ合衆囜においおは、およそあらゆる事象が実珟可胜であるならば、次に登堎するサプリメントや装眮や蚈画が、あなたを若く、匷く、富裕に、あるいはそれらすべおを同時に成就しおくれるかもしれないず断蚀し埗る者は、誰䞀人ずしお存圚しない。

In 1897, a certain Baptist minister persuaded us to believe that his company could extract gold from the seawater off the coast near Lubec, Maine.

1897幎、ずあるバプテスト掟の牧垫が、圌の䌚瀟はメむン州ルヌベック近郊の海氎から金を抜出し埗るず我々に信じ蟌たせた。

A company by the name of Bailey Radium Laboratories, based in East Orange, New Jersey, brought forth in 1925 a runaway hit product called Radithor, billing it as "a cure for the living dead" and trumpeting that it restored vitality and cured impotence.

ニュヌゞャヌゞヌ州むヌストオレンゞに拠を眮くベむリヌ・ラゞりム・ラボラトリヌズなる䌁業は、1925幎、ラゞ゜ヌずいう名の倧ヒット商品を䞖に送り出し、「生ける屍の治療薬」ず銘打っお、掻力を甊らせ、か぀むンポテンスを治癒せしめるず喧䌝した。

The seawater off Maine contained not the slightest trace of gold.

メむン州の海氎には金など埮塵も含たれおいなかった。

And Radithor did nothing whatsoever to transform people into Adonises.

そしおラゞ゜ヌは人々をアドニスぞず倉容させるようなこずは䞀切しなかった。

It poisoned people to death with radiation.

攟射線によっお人々を毒殺したのである。

Americans have been ensnared in deception by swindlers whose schemes were so audaciously brazen that they have now become part and parcel of everyday conversation.

アメリカ人は、その蚈画があたりにも倧胆䞍敵であったがゆえに、今や日垞䌚話の䞀郚ず化しおいる詐欺垫たちによっお、欺瞞に陥れられおきたのである。

America produced Clark Stanley, the Rattlesnake King.

アメリカはクラヌク・スタンレヌ、すなわちガラガラヘビの王を生んだ。

He sold something he called "Snake Oil Liniment," promising that it would cure "pain and lameness, rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica, sprains, and bunions," that it would cure "partial paralysis of the arms and lower limbs," and that it would "reduce enlarged joints to their natural size."

圌は「スネヌクオむルリニメント」ず称するものを販売し、「痛みず足の䞍自由、リりマチ、神経痛、坐骚神経痛、捻挫、倖反母趟」を治癒せしめ、「腕ず䞋肢の郚分的麻痺」を治癒せしめ、「倧きな関節を自然な倧きさに瞮小する」ず玄束した。

America fostered the rise of Charles Ponzi.

アメリカはチャヌルズ・ポンゞの出珟を助長した。

Through investments in postal coupons, he was able to offer a 50 percent return in a mere 45 days.

圌は切手クヌポンぞの投資を通じお、わずか45日で50の利益を提䟛するこずが可胜であった。

It is easy to dismiss these bygone cases with a laugh or to feel a sense of embarrassment, but one ought to exercise caution.

これらの埀時の事䟋を䞀笑に付したり、赀面の念を抱いたりするのは容易いが、慎重を期すべきである。

We are prone to embrace claims that appear absurd even when measured against the merest shred of common sense, and we do so just as readily as people did in times past.

我々は、ほんの些现な垞識に照らしおさえ荒唐無皜ず映る䞻匵を、埀時ず寞分違わぬほど容易く信奉しおしたうものなのだ。

Does raw milk possess exceptional virtues?

生乳には栌別の効胜が備わっおいる

Can peptides make us young again?

ペプチドは我々を再び若返らせ埗る

Can a rapid intravenous infusion of vitamins wash away a hangover?

ビタミンを静脈内に䞀気に泚入すれば二日酔いを掗い流せる

Why do we allow ourselves to be deceived by such things, again and again, with such unfailing regularity?

なぜ我々はかくも繰り返しこの皮のものに欺瞞され続けるのか。

There is a simple and poignant reason: "Human beings do not truly wish to die."

単玔か぀痛切なる理由が存圚する「人間は真に死を欲しないのだ。」

The person speaking thus is Dr. Lydia Kang, author of the book Quackery, which deals with medical fads, and an associate professor of internal medicine at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.

かく語るのは、医孊的流行を䞻題ずする著曞『Quackery』の著者であり、ネブラスカ倧孊医療センタヌの内科准教授を務めるリディア・カン博士である。

Beneath her words lies an earnest, heartfelt wish.

その蚀蟞の底には切実な願いが朜んでいる。

"Everyone fervently wishes to live a long and fruitful life, unafflicted by disability or pain, and without their cognitive faculties being impaired," she remarks.

「誰しもが、障害や痛みに苛たれるこずなく、脳の機胜も損なわれるこずなく、長く実り豊かな人生を送りたいず切に願っおいる」ず圌女は述べる。

Other experts point out that sociological and evolutionary factors exist which draw people in even to outlandish and already-disproven claims.

他の専門家らは、奇抜か぀反蚌枈みの䞻匵にさえ人を惹き぀ける瀟䌚孊的・進化的芁因が存圚するず指摘しおいる。

Be that as it may, this is by no means peculiar to America.

無論劂䜕、これはアメリカに固有のものではない。

Nevertheless, these instincts and proclivities are amplified in America by relentless optimism, a spirit of individualism, lightly regulated capitalism, an insatiable ambition to be richer, healthier, and more beautiful, and a suspicion-driven urge to participate — since others are invariably gaming the system, one would be a fool not to do likewise.

しかしながら、これらの本胜ず傟向は、絶え間ない楜芳䞻矩、個人䞻矩の粟神、芏制の緩やかな資本䞻矩、より豊かに、より健康に、より矎しくありたいずいう飜くなき野心、そしお猜疑心に突き動かされた参加ぞの欲求——他者が必ずシステムを悪甚しおいるのだから、自分も同様にしない手はない——によっお、アメリカにおいお増幅されるのである。

"It is a kind of Wild West, cowboy-like situation," Kahn remarks.

「それは䞀皮のワむルドりェスト、カりボヌむ的な状況である」ずカンは述べる。

"People think to themselves, 'If you won't do it, then I'll just have to do it myself.'"

「人々はこう考えるのだ。『あなたがやらないのなら、私が自分でやるたでだ』ず。」

The phenomenon whereby we are deceived by an assertion, or else persist in a belief even after being confronted with counterevidence, is not necessarily the upshot of sheer foolishness.

我々が䞻匵に欺瞞され、あるいは反蚌を突き぀けられた埌なお信念に固執するずいう事態は、必ずしも愚昧の垰結であるずは限らない。

According to Tali Sharot, Professor of Neuroscience at University College London, we hold beliefs not in order to represent the world accurately, but rather for no other purpose than to "hold beliefs that serve us in securing maximum reward and avoiding harm."

ロンドン倧孊ナニバヌシティ・カレッゞの神経科孊教授タリ・シャロット曰く、我々が信念を抱くのは䞖界を正確に衚象するためではなく、むしろ「最倧限の報酬を獲埗し危害を回避する䞊で資する信念を抱くため」にほかならない。

And, she observes, those beliefs may or may not be accurate.

そしお、それらの信念が正確であるこずもあれば、そうでないこずもある、ず圌女は述べる。

She observes, for instance, that excessive self-confidence may help you to secure a spouse or a job for which you are unqualified.

䟋えば、過床の自信は、あなたが資栌を欠く配偶者や職を獲埗する䞀助ずなり埗るかもしれないず圌女は述べる。

By believing what other members of a group believe, people can gain community, support, and a sense of belonging.

人々は、集団内の他の構成員が信じる事柄を信じるこずによっお、コミュニティ、支揎、そしお垰属意識を獲埗し埗るのである。

"Even if it turns out to be a false belief, that is a mere trifle," Sharot remarks.

「それが誀った信念であったずしおも、些末な問題にすぎない」ずシャロットは蚀う。

The belief that vaccines cause autism, notwithstanding the existence of conclusive evidence to the contrary, furnishes families and loved ones with an object of blame and affords them the support of a community that shares their anger, fear, and anguish.

ワクチンが自閉症を惹起するずいう信念は、それがそうでないずする決定的蚌拠が存圚するにもかかわらず、家族や愛する者に非難の察象を提䟛し、怒り、恐怖、苊痛を共有する集団からの支揎をもたらすのである。

Hope and belief, moreover, engender an optimism that things may take a turn for the better, which can at least provisionally improve one's mood and mental health.

そしお、垌望ず信念は、物事が奜転するかもしれないずいう楜芳䞻矩を霎し、それが少なくずも暫定的に気分ず粟神的健康を改善し埗る。

"Believing that one's future will be better than one's past and present—even if that future does not in fact turn out better—may in many cases be optimal," Shalot observes.

「自らの未来が過去ず珟圚よりも良奜になるず信じるこず——仮什自らの未来が良奜にならなくずも——倚くの堎合、最適であり埗る」ずシャロットは述べる。

A lottery ticket will almost certainly result in a financial loss—that is, it is an exceedingly poor financial decision.

宝くじはほが確実に金銭的損倱をもたらす——すなわち、極めお拙劣な財務䞊の決断である。

People are aware of this.

人々はそのこずを認識しおいる。

Yet at the same time, they understand that a lottery ticket is a small sliver of hope and an occasion to conjure up a more affluent future.

しかし同時に圌らは、宝くじの刞が小さな垌望の䞀片であり、より豊かな未来を想起する契機でもあるこずを理解しおいる。

"What you can reliably purchase is something like the pleasure of musing about it," she remarks.

「確実に賌入できるのは、それに぀いお思いを巡らせる楜しみのようなものだ」ず圌女は述べる。

"That is what you can be certain of obtaining."

「それはあなたが確実に手に入れられるものだ。」

Our way of thinking is likewise the same when it comes to supplements, elixirs, or technologies that promise benefits of exceedingly low probability.

我々の思考様匏もたた、実珟可胜性が極めお䜎い利益を玄束するサプリメント、銙油、あるいは技術ずいったものに察しお同様である。

On the one hand, they constitute a tragic waste of hard-earned money and may at times entail adverse side effects.

䞀方においお、それらは苊劎しお獲埗した金銭の悲劇的な浪費であり、時に負の副䜜甚を䌎うこずもある。

On the other hand, as Charlotte observes, "by trying, one gains something."

他方においお、「詊すこずによっお䜕かしらを埗る」ずシャロットは述べる。

For instance, positive anticipation and excitement are precisely what fall into that category.

䟋えば、前向きな期埅や興奮ずいったものがそれに該圓する。

Yet these very tendencies leave us utterly defenceless against exploitation by corporations that covet our money.

されどこれらの傟向は、私たちの資金を枇望する䌁業による搟取に察し、私たちを無防備なたたに晒すのである。

And in what they do, they are truly without peer.

そしお圌らは、自らが為すずころにおいお実に卓越しおいるのだ。

There exists a conspicuous pattern running throughout American history.

アメリカの歎史を貫く顕著なパタヌンが存圚する。

Namely, the merest hint of some purported efficacy pries open a chink in the door through which corporations are meant to force their way, and they proceed to devour the despair and the paychecks of people who are wounded, worn down, and tormented by fear.

すなわち、䜕らかの効隓を匂わせる兆候が、䌁業が抌し入るべき扉の隙間をこじ開け、傷぀き、疲匊し、恐怖に苛たれる人々の絶望ず絊料を貪り食らうのである。

Dr. Benjamin Rush, a Philadelphia physician who had signed the Declaration of Independence, was exasperated at his failure to save people during the yellow fever epidemic of 1793.

独立宣蚀に眲名したフィラデルフィアの医垫ベンゞャミン・ラッシュ博士は、1793幎の黄熱病の流行䞭に人々を救えなかったこずに苛立っおいた。

He subsequently read an autopsy report suggesting that purging and bloodletting might prove beneficial.

圌はその埌、浄化ず瀉血が助けになるかもしれないずいう剖怜報告を読んだ。

He therefore carried this out to an extreme degree, administering high doses of calomel and jalap — a mercury compound and the powdered root of a Mexican plant, which together form an exceptionally potent purgative — to his patients while aggressively bloodletting them at the same time.

そこで圌はそれを極端なたでに実行し、病人に高甚量のカロメルずハラップ——氎銀化合物ずメキシコの怍物の粉末根で、䞀緒にするず極めお匷力な䞋剀になる——を投䞎し、同時に積極的に瀉血した。

According to one account: "So much blood was spilled in the front yard that the place reeked and flies buzzed about in swarms."

ある蚘述によれば「衚庭でそれほど倚くの血が流れたので、その堎所は悪臭を攟ち、パがブンブン飛び回った。」

Charles Stanley's snake oil was a counterfeit — in 1916, the United States Bureau of Chemistry determined that it consisted chiefly of mineral oil and contained "a fatty oil (probably beef fat), capsicum, and possibly a trace of camphor or turpentine."

チャヌルズ・スタンレヌのスネヌクオむルは莋物であった——1916幎、米囜化孊局はそれが䞻ずしお鉱油より成り、「脂肪油おそらく牛脂、トりガラシ、そしおおそらく埮量のカンフルかテレビン油」を含有するず認定した。

Yet he had drawn his inspiration from Chinese laborers who used oil extracted from a very particular species of snake, which in all likelihood possessed some anti-inflammatory properties.

しかし圌は、極めお特定のヘビから抜出した油を甚いおいた䞭囜人劎働者たちから着想を埗たのであり、それはおそらく幟ばくかの抗炎症特性を有しおいた。

Radiation had medical applications, which opened the way for William J. A. Bailey to market Radithor as a "health tonic"—until one of his prominent and devoted customers, having consumed it to excess, suffered the putrefaction of his jawbone and died of radiation poisoning.

攟射線には医孊的応甚が存圚し、それがりィリアム・J・A・ベむリヌに察し、ラゞ゜ヌを「健康トニック」ずしお販売する道を開いた——著名か぀熱心な顧客の䞀人が過剰に摂取した結果、顎骚が腐敗し、攟射線䞭毒により死亡するに至るたで。

The grey zone places regulators and medical professionals in a difficult position.

グレヌゟヌンは芏制圓局ず医療専門家を困難な立堎に远いやる。

That is to say, it is often impossible to state categorically that something is ineffective, and this is all the more true where there is a dearth of research, since no one wishes to squander precious time and resources.

すなわち、䜕かが効を奏さないず断定的に断蚀するこずは埀々にしお䞍可胜であり、ずりわけ、誰もが貎重な時間ず資源を無駄にするこずを望たない研究の欠劂においおはなおさらである。

Seizing that opening, companies rush to pounce, each vying to be first.

その隙に、䌁業は我先にず飛び぀く。

"What is to be feared," Kahn says, "is that they will snatch up that hope, seal it in a bottle, and endeavor to sell it to you at whatever price they reckon you can afford."

「危惧すべきは、圌らがその垌望を奪い取り、ボトルに封じ蟌め、あなたが支払い埗るず芋蟌むあらゆる䟡栌をもっお、あなたに売り぀けんずするこずだ」ずカンは蚀う。

Countless supplements and unapproved "treatments" rely on fragments of potential efficacy suggested by animal studies or small observational studies that cannot establish causation.

無数のサプリメントや未承認の「治療法」は、動物研究や因果関係を立蚌し埗ない小芏暡な芳察研究においお瀺唆される朜圚的効胜の断片に䟝拠しおいる。

Today, some longevity seekers are pinning their hopes on rapamycin, a drug administered to organ transplant patients.

今日、䞀郚の長寿垌求者たちは、臓噚移怍患者に投䞎される薬剀であるラパマむシンに垌望を蚗しおいる。

It has been shown to extend the lifespan of yeast, flies, and mice.

それは酵母、パ、マりスの寿呜を延長せしめたのである。

Several remarkably successful drugs—such as insulin and the weight-loss medications Wegovy and Zepbound—are peptides: short chains of amino acids that can assume countless configurations.

むンスリンや枛量薬のりェゎビヌ、れップバりンドなど、驚くほど成功を収めた薬剀のいく぀かはペプチド——アミノ酞の短鎖であり、無数の構成をずり埗る——である。

That very fact has spurred an entire industry selling other peptides—largely unproven and unverified—that are touted as promoting muscle growth, hastening recovery, and combating aging.

たさにそのこずが、筋肉の成長を促進し、回埩を早め、老化ず闘うず謳われる他のペプチド——䞻ずしお蚌明も怜蚌もされおいない——を販売する産業党䜓を刺激しおいる。

Does that sound familiar?

聞き芚えがあるだろうか

Be that as it may, science and technology, together with this nation's relentless economic momentum, have given rise to countless genuine marvels and imperishable anecdotes, which in turn gently till the soil that nurtures credulous thinking.

無論劂䜕、科孊ず技術、そしおこの囜の絶え間ない経枈的掚進力は、無数の真の驚異ず䞍朜の逞話を生み出しおきたのであり、それらが今床は、信じやすい思考を育む土壌を柔らかく耕すのである。

By entrusting ourselves to a metal cylinder that soars through the sky, we are able to traverse an entire country in the span of mere hours.

私たちは、空を翔ける金属の筒に身を委ねるこずで、わずか数時間にしお䞀囜を暪断するこずが叶う。

By manipulating a small rectangle fashioned from metal and glass, one can attain access to virtually the entirety of humanity's knowledge.

金属ずガラスでできた小さな長方圢を操れば、人類の知のほがすべおぞず到達し埗る。

Advances in medicine—vaccination in particular, once regarded as a radical notion—have all but eradicated the childhood diseases that, at the nation's founding, consigned as many as half of all children under five to an early grave.

医孊の進歩、ずりわけワクチン接皮——か぀おは過激な抂念ず芋なされおいた——は、建囜圓時、5歳未満の子䟛の最倧半数を死に至らしめた小児疟患をほが根絶せしめた。

An American born in 1900 was likely to live no more than a mere 47 years.

1900幎生たれのアメリカ人は、わずか47歳たでしか生きられない可胜性が高かった。

Life expectancy in the United States has now reached 79 years, the highest ever recorded.

米囜の平均寿呜は珟圚79歳に達し、史䞊最高を蚘録しおいる。

Who could possibly assert that it will not double once again?

それが再び倍増しないなどず、誰が断蚀できようか

Why must there be any limit at all?

なぜ限界が存圚せねばならないのか

We may be more susceptible to influence than ever before.

私たちはか぀おないほど圱響を受けやすくなっおいるのかもしれない。

According to Kahn, we are exposed to more seductive claims than ever.

カンによれば、私たちはこれたで以䞊に魅力的な䞻匵に曝されおいる。

This is because the device in our pocket now delivers an endless stream of hawkers—euphemistically called "influencers"—peddling "cures" and other shortcuts on our 250-year pursuit of happiness.

ポケットの䞭のデバむスが、250幎にわたる幞犏の远求の途䞊で「治療法」やその他の近道を売り蟌む呌び蟌み——婉曲的に「むンフル゚ンサヌ」ず呌ばれる——の無限の流れを届けおくれるようになったからだ。

Social media excels at mimicking the kind of messaging that scientists identify as the most credible to our brains—namely, direct, personal appeals from individuals who appear trustworthy and claim to speak from their own lived experience.

゜ヌシャルメディアは、科孊者たちが我々の脳にずっお最も信憑性が高いず指摘するメッセヌゞング——すなわち、信頌に足る人物ず芋え、か぀自らの個人的経隓に基づくず䞻匵する者たちによる、盎接的か぀個人的な蚎え——を暡倣するこずを埗意ずしおいる。

And in America, that can constitute a particularly alluring alternative to a healthcare system that is absurdly hard to navigate, expensive, and impersonal.

そしおアメリカにおいおは、それは、 absurdly hard to navigate であり、高䟡で非人間的な医療システムに察する、ずりわけ魅力的な代替手段ずなり埗るのである。

Even Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the head of the nation's foremost public health authority, has recommended scientifically unproven treatments and wellness products for measles — such as vitamin A, peptides, and raw milk — or has encouraged those who advocate for them, thereby lending a voice to such claims.

囜の最高保健圓局の長たるロバヌト・F・ケネディ・ゞュニアでさえ、はしかの治療法ずしおビタミンAやペプチド、生乳ずいった、科孊的に立蚌されおいない治療法やりェルネス補品を掚奚し、あるいは代匁する者たちを奚励し、かかる䞻匵に声を䞎えおきたのである。

According to Kahn, "the guardrails have currently been dismantled."

カン曰く、「ガヌドレヌルは目䞋、撀廃されおいる」。

"Owing to social media, owing to the content on the internet, and owing to the fact that the so-called trustworthy people whose counsel we ought to seek are not in fact trustworthy, things have in reality deteriorated to a greater degree than before.

「゜ヌシャルメディアのせいで、むンタヌネット䞊のコンテンツのせいで、そしお我々が助蚀を仰ぐべきいわゆる信頌に倀する人々が信頌に倀しないせいで、実のずころ以前より悪化しおいる。

And I believe that this is exposing the American people to a far more formidable danger."

そしおそれはアメリカ囜民をはるかに甚倧な危険に曝しおいるず私は思う。」

George C. Parker, the great American con artist who sold the Brooklyn Bridge — time and time again — must surely have approved of it.

ブルックリン橋を——幟床ずなく——売り払った偉倧なるアメリカの詐欺垫ゞョヌゞ・C・パヌカヌは、それを奜たしく思ったに違いない。

And he would have offered you a deal.

そしお圌は、あなたに取匕を持ちかけたこずであろう。

Jonathan Fahey serves as Reporters' global health and science editor.

ゞョナサン・フェむヒヌはReportersのグロヌバルヘルス・科孊線集者を務めおいたす。

Reporters' health and science coverage is made possible through financial support from the Reporters Fund for Journalism as well as private foundations.

Reportersの健康および科孊に関する報道は、Reporters Fund for Journalismならびに民間財団からの財政的支揎を受けおおりたす。

AP bears sole responsibility for all content.

APはすべおの内容に察し単独で責任を負うものずしたす。

AP's standards for collaborating with philanthropic organizations, its list of supporters, and the coverage areas that have received funding can be viewed at AP.org.

APの慈善団䜓ずの協力基準、支揎者リスト、および資金提䟛を受けた報道分野に぀きたしおは、AP.orgにおご芧いただけたす。

September 18th, 2026

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