There are stories, horrible stories, some in the twentieth century, about children who are locked away by insane or evil parents and have never learned to speak.

有一些很可怕的故事,其中的一些讲述的是在二十世纪里,被精神失常或邪恶的父母锁起来的儿童,他们不曾学会说话

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These are an abnormal group of psychopaths."

他们是一群不正常的精神变态者“

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So what we can do then is for those schizophrenics that on typical neuleptics A we can actually switch them to the A typical neuleptics and run them under the same experiment again and look at what's happening.

我们接下来要做的是,对于那些服用典型药物的精神病患者,我们让他们转用药物,然后再对他们做相同的试验,来看看有什么变化。

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Well, I think that once again, they've made the same mistake the previous case did, that they assigned a dollar value to human life, and once again, they failed to take account things like suffering and emotional losses by the families.

我觉得他们犯了与前面案例,相同的错误，量化了生命的价值，但同样的，他们没有考虑受害者家人承受的,痛苦和精神损失。

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There is some reason to believe that in the population known as "psychopaths," a population we'll return to later on when we discuss mental illness, this sort of instinctive empathy is broken and the pain of others just doesn't bother them very much.

我们有理由相信,在一类被称为“精神变态者“的人当中“,我们以后会继续讨论这类人,当我们讲到精神疾病时，他们就没有这种本能的移情,他们对别人的痛苦无动于衷。

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