You can go up and look at it because your parents probably bought one and it's still up there.

你可以上去看看,因为你的父母可能曾经买过一个,但是被束之高阁。

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Now you may remember what Geoffrey Hartman had argued that the moon represents the power of divine providence, and there's a lot of ways in which this reading makes sense.

你们可能还记得哈特曼曾经争论过,月亮代表的是神圣的天命的力量，有很多理解这段的方式都是有意义的。

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And we're going to start with one that you many of you, have already bumped into perhaps by accident, which are lists.

曾经遇到过的,可能是偶然遇到的类型来开始,就是数组，数组和字符串类型。

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First, that everybody knows realities, people believe that because we all immersed in it, and that already defeats models that you might have.

第一条便是，每个人都知道现实，人们相信现实，因为我们都存在于现实中，现实可能摧毁了你曾经有过的世界观。

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Someone of you may know that there's been experiments in which, for one reason or the other, the two halves of the brain have been separated.

你们中可能有人知道,有些实验曾经，出于某种实验目的，将大脑分为两部分。

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Many of you might have been in relationships of this sort.

你们许多人可能曾经有过这样的感情。

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Here it goes in the middle, and if you look carefully there, I didn't really make it clear enough, you can see, suddenly a strategy that looked crazy shooting to the middle, that suddenly started to seem okay.

这是中路射门的情况,如果你仔细看,我可能画的不是很清楚,你会发现曾经卖傻似的中路射门法,现在竟然一下子变成香饽饽了

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So if you've ever seen or used an old school typewriter, you might recall that when you're typing something out on an old mechanical typewriter, - when you like hit the char-- when you hit the enter key to move the head back to the left hand side to the next line or you would pull down some lever, it was really a two part process.

如果你们有谁曾经看过或用过老式打字机，可能还记得，当你在,这种老式打字机上打字的时候，当你-,敲入回车键，跳转到,下一行的最左边，或者,拉一下杆，这个需要两步走。

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You may remember that I had suggested in the lecture on the Nativity Ode that Milton may have thought of his career as if it were something like a race.

你们可能记得我在的演说中,曾经设想的，弥尔顿或许把他的职业,看作无休止的竞赛与追逐。

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What is it about the fact that we don't have something that we used to that makes it worse than ? not having something that we're going to?

要怎么看待,我失去了曾经拥有的事物,要比无法拥有,我们可能拥有的事物更糟糕？

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