Men and women both said, in pretty high numbers, that they were eating more junk food then they should.

不论男女,很大一部分人都回答,他们确实摄入了过量的垃圾食品

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Nobody picks up the stuff.

没人会捡起垃圾。

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Connor A very different writer, but Flannery O'Connor has a book called Revelations which is about this very smug person, "Thank goodness, I'm not white trash."

虽然风格不同，但是Flannery，O’,写过一本书，叫做《醒悟》,描述了一个非常自以为是的人，“谢天谢地，我不是白人垃圾“

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Although most of you would probably say "well it's--all these things are involved, at least to some extent,"society defaults to certain assumptions about what's driving food intake and there are some people that default to an environmental explanation of this.

尽管你们大部分人可能会说,"和以上这些因素都有关系,至少有些关系",社会共识,某些原因造成了我们摄取过多垃圾食品,一些人把这归咎于环境原因

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Now the people in this poll were asked the same question and here's what they said, so 75% said that one reason is that it's more convenient, it's what people like to eat, it's heavily advertised, it's more affordable, people may not know which foods are healthy.

在这个调查中人们也被问到了这个问题,我们来看看他们的答案,75%的人说选择垃圾食品是因为更方便,合乎口味,广告的大力宣传,更便宜,人们可能并不知道哪些食物才是健康的

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So that would suggest that education is probably not going to get the job done, because that's not the main driving reason because most people know that they shouldn't eat so much junk food, but education is what we default to when we think about what to do.

所以你们可能认为,教育并不能解决这个问题,因为这不是主要原因,大部分人都知道不该吃那么多垃圾食品,教育是思考解决方法时被忽略了的

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