How can a 22-minute documentary shape public opinion through selective editing, personal testimony, legal allegations, and striking financial figures? In this book, Fang Tianliang examines 11 allegations concerning Shen Yun presented in an ARTE documentary, distinguishing documented facts from accusations and interpretations. A reflection on journalistic responsibility, media influence, and the importance of independent judgment.

Is seeing really believing? Can experience always be trusted? What about a sincere friend, an authoritative expert, or an AI that answers with perfect confidence? In an age when truth and illusion are increasingly difficult to separate, perhaps the better question is not “Who should I believe?” but “What gives me good reason to believe?” BK17 explores the senses, memory, experience, human trust, and artificial intelligence—and asks how we can make sound judgments in an uncert

AI can answer questions, generate ideas, and make convincing recommendations—but should it make our decisions? This book explains why human judgment is becoming more valuable in the AI era. Through practical examples and clear thinking frameworks, it shows readers how to question AI outputs, recognize hidden assumptions, verify information, and keep the final decision-making power in their own hands.