• All right, so I need to tell you the path, when I go from one state to the other.

    ,当我从一个状态过渡到另一个状态,我需要告诉你们路径。

    麻省理工公开课 - 热力学与动力学课程节选

  • Especially in the United States, it's a law that you have to wear your seatbelt.

    尤其在美国,法律规定开车必须系安全带。

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  • When they have strong recommendations in 1989 you're willing to hire everybody, and this is not a difference at all.

    在1989年,当候选人的推荐信一样好时9,你雇用谁的几率都是一样的,他们的雇用率是几乎没有差别的。

    耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

  • All right, so when you do a problem, the path is going to turn out be extremely important.

    ,当你解题,路径会变得,极其重要。

    麻省理工公开课 - 热力学与动力学课程节选

  • I would be grateful if you would wait until that point if at all you possibly can. It just makes the whole thing work a little easier and it prevents that drop in the pit of my stomach when I see half of the class leave.

    我将感激不尽,这样会一点,以免我看到半数人走掉,心情会受到影响。

    耶鲁公开课 - 1945年后的美国小说课程节选

  • All right. So, when we have, for example, l equal to 1, what kind of orbital is this?

    ,例如,当我们有l等于1,轨道是哪种类型的?

    麻省理工公开课 - 化学原理课程节选

  • And when I think about that case,I find myself wanting to say, all right,I'll survive,but so what?

    当我想到这个,觉得自己会说,了,我活了下来,但是又怎样呢?

    耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

  • So you might think that maybe middle dominates left, but notice that middle has a higher payoff against left than shooting to the left.

    你可能认为中路比左路,那请你仔细看一下在门将扑向左路,从中路射门的收益确实比左路高

    耶鲁公开课 - 博弈论课程节选

  • I think it's hard because we haven't seen the movie Just jumping topic, when I turned on, when I was watching The Magnificent Ambersons.

    我说的可能有些晦涩,毕竟我们都还没看,那换个话题了,当我在看《安巴逊家族》

    麻省理工公开课 - 电影哲学课程节选

  • So, we should use that, but people in finance resist using that because it's a lower number and when you're advertising your return you want to make it look as big as possible.

    所以我们应该用这个指标,但金融界反感使用几何平均,因为它比其他平均数都来得小,他们为自己的收益率做广告,当然希望数字越大越

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  • Okay, now when you're fighting, if you're fortunate enough, and the Greeks were sometimes fortunate enough to fight people who were not hoplites, like when the Persians came at them they fought hoplites against non-hoplites.

    的,当你进行战斗,如果你运气够,而希腊人有也够走运,能和非方阵的战士战斗,比如当波斯人前来叫阵,他们就是以方阵部队对抗非方阵部队

    耶鲁公开课 - 古希腊历史简介课程节选

  • Should it trump all other goods or does toleration reach a point when it ceases to be toleration and becomes in fact a kind of soft nihilism that can extend liberty to everything precisely because it takes nothing very seriously.

    它胜过所有的吗,或是容忍在达到一定的临界点,就会崩解,而变成某种柔性虚无主义,且几乎援用到所有事物上,因为它对任何事都不是很认真。

    耶鲁公开课 - 政治哲学导论课程节选

  • Because you see, also motivation and energy-- you don't need research for that, you know that when you are feeling good, you have more motivation, you have more energy-- of course, there is a lot of research to back that up.

    因为动力和精力-,不需要研究就能明白,你知道感觉好时,动力和精力更充沛-,当然有很多研究支持这一点。

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  • Right, so the things we want you to take away from this are, get into the habit of using pseudo code when you sit down to start a problem, write out what are the steps.

    ,这儿我想大家明白的就是,养成解决问题先写伪代码的习惯,把步骤都写出来,我想要告诉你们的是一个的程序员。

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  • So what I'd urge you to do is to find-- get the clicker as soon as you can and we'll start using it fairly soon in the class.

    所以我劝大家赶紧去领取,越快越,这样等会讲课大家都能用上

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  • So, for a lot of aspects of your life you only get feedback when you're good, when you do something good.

    在你生活中很多候,通常你收到评价,都是你做得,或者你做了

    耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

  • You saw that in the way he stood bobbing his head, always looking down, nodding like a young boxer to instructions to make you think he was listening to every word, throwing in a thousand "yes"es and "that's right."

    你看他站着摇头晃脑的样子,总是朝下看,像年轻的拳击手听指令一样,那样晃着脑袋,让你觉得他在听你说的每个字,一边不断附和着“是““对“

    耶鲁公开课 - 1945年后的美国小说课程节选

  • Professors as well--When people get papers accepted it is because the papers are brilliant.

    教授也是这样,当论文被接受,那是因为论文写得很

    耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

  • And in some cases these people have strong recommendations.

    如果候选人的推荐信都一样好时

    耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

  • And when somebody else then attacks them, say, "Look, I think that what John was saying was a good point and here's how I think he should have defended his position," or what have you.

    并且当其他人攻击他们,你说听着我觉得约翰说的是个点子,和这是我认为他应该怎样维护自己的立场“,或者你有什么。

    耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

  • But, you know, his experiment wasn't so great, and, you know, maybe had a fever when he did the reference point with 96, whatever. It turns out that it's not 96 to 9 be in good health, it's 98.6 -- whatever.

    但是他的实验做得并不特别,也许他测定96度的参考点,发了烧还是怎么,总之健康人的体温,不是96度,而是。

    麻省理工公开课 - 热力学与动力学课程节选

  • Similarly, we can see that Right is not dominated, because it does better against Up, than does Left.

    类似的,我们也得出右也不是劣势策略,因为参与人I选上,选右比选左

    耶鲁公开课 - 博弈论课程节选

  • He doesn't literally mean even that when we talk to ourselves somebody pats us on the head " and says, "Good man. Perfect. I'm very proud."

    他更不是在说,当我们自言自语,会有人拍拍我们的头,说“做的,非常棒,我为你自豪“

    耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

  • Why do we feel good when someone does us a favor?

    为什么我们感觉,当有人帮我们

    耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

  • He ended up at City University of New York, became a full professor at age thirty three, died in his early '50s, did not lead a good life but had extraordinary discoveries.

    最后他去了纽约市立大学,在33岁成为正教授,50来岁去世,生活过得不是很,但有很重大的发现。

    耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

  • How are in conflict resolution, the dominant theme of most people with good intentions want to resolve conflict is let's get the people together, let's get them to talk, and they and we will live happily ever after.

    在解决冲突,大多数人,心想要解决冲突,让人们坐下来,谈谈,然后就能过上幸福快乐的日子。

    哈佛公开课 - 幸福课课程节选

  • So, I said I'd tell you a little bit more about where this Bohr radius came from, and it came from a model of the atom that pre-dated quantum mechanics, and Neils Bohr is who came up with the idea of the Bohr radius, and here is hanging out with Einstein, he had pretty good company that he kept.

    我要告诉你们,波尔半径是从哪里来的,它起源于前量子力学代的,原子模型,尼尔斯,玻尔提出了,波尔半径的概念,这是他和爱因斯坦在一起,他们是朋友,当我们讨论这个原子模型你们要记住的是,在1911年。

    麻省理工公开课 - 化学原理课程节选

  • Some of you, unfortunately, won't do very good jobs at the beginning... and my TAs, I'll encourage them to be prepared to give Ds.

    其中有些人,很遗憾,在开始表现不会很。,我会鼓励我的助教们做给D的准备。

    耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

  • And what that means, of course, is you won't do as well at the beginning as you're likely to be doing toward the end.

    当然,这也就是说,你们刚开始做的不会太,我们期望你们在最后会更一些。

    耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

  • They don't know--They think that they're teaching somebody in a memory game but actually the person who is being shocked is a confederate who is trained to react in certain ways as he's being increasingly shocked.

    他们不知道…他们以为,他们是在用记忆游戏来教被电击者,但其实被电击者早就和设计实验的人串通,当电击者电击的次多增多,他就会装成相应的样子。

    耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

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