It may not clearly think about things, about objects, but it has a kind of legitimate basis that generates the sort of thinking that it does.

意识可能并不能清晰地思考事物，却有正当的依据,产生出它的思想。

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A third example is when you're pondering something. Maybe you haven't quiet made up your mind,

第三种情况是，当你在思考一些事的时候，你可能还没有完全想好。

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Now, in thinking about this question, this is-- you might think of the topic as the nature of wellbeing.

思考这个问题时-,你们会可能想到幸福的本质话题。

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So I mean, we tried to be as academic about it as possible in trying to think rigorously through the different results that will guide if we go to different directions.

因此，我们一直尝试,以更为学术的姿态,更为严谨的态度来思考,不同的方式,可能产生的不同结果。

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Computers smart though they may be and intimidating though they may be, they cannot yet think for themselves.

计算机可能是智能的,也可能是可怕的，但计算机还不具备自我思考的能力。

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Now typically that's probably not the way you've been thinking about things.

绑在一起成为一个东西,现在这可能不是你思考问题的方式。

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But within all of these groups is an attempted try to get down something that's so fundamental, and we just have to safeguard. I'm thinking broadly in terms of social justice criteria, others may say human dignity. There're certain things we do to safeguard others' human dignity.

但在所有这些群体中都有一种努力,在尝试着记录下最根本的东西，而我们要做的就是维护，我在广泛思考着,社会正义的标准，其他人可能会说是人的尊严，有些事情,我们会做从而维护他人的尊严。

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And when you reread this poem and you look at it in your discussion section, you may want to think about the tenses it sounds tedious but I am convinced that it's not tedious the tenses of the verbs that Milton's using.

当你重新读这首诗,并在讨论时再看它的时候，你可能会思考它的时态,这听起来很乏味，但我确信,弥尔顿用的动词的时态一点都不乏味。

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They're more likely to think oh, caffeine, yeah.

他们更可能思考，或许真是咖啡因的作用。

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And what I'll mention to you just in terms of the fact that -- we're finally dealing with real molecules, which is -- or molecules that are made up of more than one atom, which is kind of exciting for me and maybe for some other of you that like to move into thinking about what some of the consequences of these molecules reacting might be.

而我将要告诉大家的是,我们终于开始与真正的分子打交道了，或者说由多于一个原子所组成的分子，这让我和你们中的某些人感到有些兴奋,因为我们更喜欢思考这些分子,经过反应之后可能出现的一些结果。

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But the great question is to keep your mind think about a possibility of the--body theory.

你们应该思考的最重要的问题,是肉体论的可能性。

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All right. Last time we started asking ourselves about what are some of the other aspects of death that might contribute to its badness, or at least other features of death that are worth thinking about.

好了，上一次我们开始自问这样一个问题,死亡还有什么其他的方面,可能导致其坏处的原因，或者至少是其他值得思考的死亡的特征。

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And I tried to motivate this question by having you think about perhaps the possibility, if the soul view was the truth about personal identity, but imagine a case of complete irreversible amnesia, while nonetheless,it's still your soul continuing.

我试图通过让你们思考,灵魂理论有没有可能是个人认同感的真相，这个可能性，来推动这个问题，但是想象完全不可治愈的失忆，尽管你的灵魂仍然继续存活。

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This just brings us back to the thought that whether or not I could still exist after the death of my body looks like it should depend on what I am. So in a minute, that's the question that I'm going to turn to.

这又带回到我们的另一个思考,我是否有可能,在我死后一直存在,这取决于另一个问题"我是谁",待会,我会谈到这个问题

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And I would suggest palindrome as a great example of that. That's easy to think about recursively. It's much harder to think about iteratively. And you want to get into the habit of deciding which is the right one for you to use. And with that, we'll see you next time.

其它的问题可能用递归的方式,可以更好的解决,而直接思考可能很困难,这时你就得养成做出,正确选择的好习惯了,下周再见。

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Now consider the following possibility.

现在思考一下以下的可能性。

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