And Milton uses the language of these two parables to get at this problem that has resonances in every conceivable sphere.

弥尔顿用这两则寓言来解释,可以想象出的与此有共鸣的问题。

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There's no classical analogy that explains oh, this is what you can kind of picture when you picture a wave function.

可以解释：,哦，这就是，你想象的,波函数的样子啊。

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The most altruistic behavior of all, giving your life to help another, can be explained in cold-blooded evolutionary terms.

最利他的行为，就是为他人牺牲自己，这也可以用毫无人情味的进化论来解释。

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There's no other way to interpret these lines which, as you can imagine, critics simply pretend don't exist, ? because who can figure out what to say?

这几句只能这样解释，可以想见，评论家会将这段直接忽略掉，因为他们又能说什么呢？

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I would say with the aid of an energy level diagram explain the fact that helium is found as atomic gas and not molecular. How about this one?

我要说的是，在能级图的帮助下,可以解释氦气是单原子气体,而不是分子气体这一事实,那么这个呢？

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It would be an example of "Inference to the best explanation."

这可以作为一个,最佳解释推论的例子

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We can't actually go ahead and derive this equation of the wave function squared, because no one ever derived it, it's just an interpretation, but it's an interpretation that works essentially perfectly.

从这个方程中,导出，波函数的平方，没有人可以这样做，这仅仅是一种解释，但这种解释，能解释的很好，自从它第一次被提出来之后。

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So, the quantum mechanical interpretation is that we can, in fact, have probability density here and probability density there, without having any probability of having the electron in the space between.

量子力学给出的解释是，实际上，我们可以在这有概率密度，在这里有概率密度,但在两个之间没有。

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When the body is in stress, we have various unusual stimulations of the visual sections of the brain, and perhaps that explains the white light or the feeling of compression in the tunnel.

身体受压时,我们收到对大脑视觉区域,各种不同寻常的的刺激,也许这可以解释白光,或者在隧道里压抑的感觉

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What could possibly explain that?

这有什么可以解释呢？

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So, you can understand they really felt quite confident at this time that we could explain everything that was going on and in fact, a really telling quote from the time was said by a professor at the University of Chicago, and what he said is, "Our future discoveries must be looked for in the sixth decimal place."

所以你可以理解,为什么当时的人那么,自信的说我们可以解释,这世界上发生的一起事情,事实上，当时有个著名的名言,是芝加哥大学的一个教授说的,他说“我们今后的科学发现,就在于弄清楚小数点第六位后的数，“

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