All right, let's try again. How many people vote that this is reversible? That looks like a majority to me. Irreversible?

好的，让我们再试试,有多少人认为这是可逆的？,看上去大多数人都这么认为？

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All right. We've got a big majority, and both are logical ways of thinking, but it turns out that the majority is correct, which is not always the case, but the electron is not ejected in this case.

好，大多数人都这么认为，这两种看法都是合乎逻辑的，但结果是大多数人是对的，这种情况不经常发生，但是电子在这种情况下,确实不会被逐出。

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I guess most people think thirty years is long enough, but that's the way mortgages go ever since.

我猜大多数人都认为30年足够长了,这是抵押贷款的演变过程

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After all, most of us are inclined to think that inequality is morally objectionable.

毕竟，大多数人都倾向于认为,不平等会引起道德异议。

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Again,getting rid of the negative does not guarantee us the positive, which is why already in the 1940s, wrote that most men lead lives of quiet desperation.

再强调一次，摆脱消极,不能保证我们变得积极，因此早在19世纪40年代，认为，大多数人都活在沉默的压抑中。

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Most people think what they did was wrong. Why?

大多数人都认为他们的行为是错误的，为什么？

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what Tolstoy is trying to convince us of, what he's trying to argue, by illustrating the claim, I take it, that Tolstoy is making, is that most of us are actually in Ivan Ilyich's boat.

托尔斯泰试图通过这个故事，阐述给我们，要说服我们相信的东西，我认为他要说的是,我们中大多数人都像Ivan，Ilyich一样。

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