Today we know, for example, if you can put one certain kind of element in your mouth or eat that, it doesn't necessarily mean you want to put the element next to it and your mouth as well, that might not be safe.

现在我们知道了，比如，即使你能把某一种元素放进嘴里,或者吃下去，这也并不一定意味着,你会把它邻近的元素也吃进嘴里,这可能会有危险，但。

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So, if something is probable you mean that you can trust it and so probability means trustworthiness.

所以,如果有什么是很可能的,说的是你可以信赖它,也就是说,这里的可能性等于可信赖度

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Just a few small points. First of all, keep in mind that the bug is probably not where you think it is. Because if a bug were there, you'd have already found it.

第一，记住错误可能不是，发生在你认为的地方,因为如果那儿有一个错误,你可能已经找到了它。

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So we have to come up--we mortals-- have to come up with some other device, and our device to remember things is to try to write it down because my premise here is, if you can write music down clearly you are hearing it, clearly, and you would have a better chance of remembering it if you could write it down.

因此我们普通人,必须开发出,不得不开发出一些其它的方法,而我们用来记忆的方法,就是试着写下来,它的前提是,如果你可以将听到的音乐清楚地写下来,很清楚,那么你就更有可能,记住它,前提是你能写下它

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And notice, unlike Scratch where some of you might have realized it starts to get a little ugly, you have an "if else" and then you have another here and another one and things start to move and move and move like this, it gets very messy.

请注意，不像Scratch，在那里,你们其中某些人可能认识到它变得有点丑，你有一个“if，else“然后这里又另一个,那里又有一个，代码就像这样开始跳转，跳转再跳转,它开始变得有点凌乱了。

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