What could possibly explain why either hemisphere of the brain would normally be enough, as long as we don't transfer both?

什么能够解释为何任何大脑半球,都足够适用，却不能同时，分别移植？

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I want to end by talking about the two halves of the brain and ask the question, "How many minds do you have?"

我想以讨论大脑两半球来作为结尾,问一个问题,"你们有多少种心理活动"

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There are actual differences between the right hemisphere and the left hemisphere.

大脑的左半球和右半球,还是有些差异的

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This is, in fact, the left half of the brain.

实际上,这是大脑的左半球

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This is generally the general introduction of the brain that I wanted to provide, giving the framework for what I'll be talking about later on throughout the course so that I might later on make reference to neurons or neurotransmitters or the cortex or the left hemisphere and you'll sort of have the background to understand what I'm talking about.

以上这些就是我所要讲的,关于大脑的综述,为我以后要讲的课程,建立起框架,往后我可能会提到神经元,神经递质,大脑皮层,或是大脑左半球,而拥有了背景知识的你们,便能够理解我在讲些什么

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So, if you were to lose half your brain, the other half can actually do a lot but some things are more prevalent and more powerful in one part of the brain than the other And I want to show you a brief film clip from "Scientific American" that illustrates the differences between the hemispheres, but before doing that,I want to provide some introductory facts.

如果你失去了半个大脑,另外一半其实也可以完成很多功能,但是某些功能是存在单侧化优势的,我给你们播放一段短片,来自于《科学美国人》,它解释了大脑两半球的功能差异,但在此之前,我想先做一些介绍

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