If somebody says, "You know, nobody really believes they're going to die," they could mean one of two things.

如果有人说，没人真正相信他们会死“,这可能是两种意思。

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But let's just try maybe one of the basic questions they could ask, and they can say, all right, de Broglie, so you say that all matter, absolutely all matter has wave-like behavior.

让我们试一试他们,可能问到的一个基础问题，他们会说，好的，德布罗意，你说所有的物质，所有物质绝对会有波的特性。

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Now, at the start, I distinguished two claims people might have in mind when they say, "Nobody believes they're going to die."

一开始的时候，我已经区别了,两种当人们说“没人相信自己会死“时，他们脑中可能存在的想法“

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And they say, what's most likely to happen today, is what happened yesterday. Or more likely.

他们会说，今天最可能发生的事情，就是昨天发生过的事情。

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They would say, we are rational or autonomous and they are not.

他们可能会说，我们是理性的，是自主的,动物可不是这样。

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They're going to have to speak at least one another language and probably more.

他们必须会说,至少另外一种语言,或者可能更多。

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They probably have.

他们很可能会那么说

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