When things go wrong, all of us naturally feel disappointed and frustrated.

出问题时，我们自然而然都会觉得失望和沮丧。

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These variations are normal, and it's more useful to think of life as something that is ever evolving and changing, rather than a high risk enterprise where things could go wrong with one misstep.

这些变化很正常，我们不应把生活看作是运营一家高风险公司，一步错就步步错，而应把生活视为一个持续发展和变化的过程，这将会大有裨益。

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When things go wrong, optimists act quickly, seeking advice from others and looking for solutions.

当出现问题时，乐观主义者会迅速采取行动，向他人寻求建议并寻找解决方案。

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They are just young and not fully mature as people." "That's why things go wrong, but the technology unto itself isn't necessarily a bad thing.

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One of the discomforts, one of the reasons that I think so many people in society and even in this class are uncomfortable when it comes to computers and intimidated by technology and kind of throw up their hands when things go wrong that you don't understand is frankly not necessarily your fault.

当我想到在社会中，即使在这个班级上,有那么多的人,使用计算机时是不舒服的,他们被这种科技吓到了，束手无策,当发生故障时，你也不知道，其实,这也不是你的过错。

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And this is again an extraordinary example of how the brain can give rise to the mind, and how things that go wrong with the brain can affect you in a serious way.

这又是一个说明大脑如何引起心理的,非常典型的例子,并且说明了大脑的损伤,将会严重影响我们的日常行为

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Failure to agree reasonable terms and reasonable reactions when things go wrong, and the chances are, unconventional production might have already peaked in the hardest to reach places.

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