The person in the middle if they enter here loses, so they're not going to want to enter.

中间的那个人,如果他们参选将会失败,所以他们不会想去参选

耶鲁公开课 - 博弈论课程节选

So if anybody on either side of them runs, that person would simply lose.

任意一个在两边的人要参选,都会以失败告终

耶鲁公开课 - 博弈论课程节选

There is also the constant, creative tension around experimentation and making sure everyone in the organization feels it's better to experiment, fail and then move on and experiment again than to not do that.

而且，在技术试验上，他总会持续迸发出创造性的火花,在这之前，马克会去确认,团队里的每一个人是否同意试验，如果第一次失败，我们会继续,而不是停止试验。

斯坦福公开课 - 扎克伯格谈Facebook创业过程课程节选

Witness the Russo-Japanese War in 1904-1905 that the Russians lose.

904至1905年,日俄战争见证了,俄国人的失败

耶鲁公开课 - 欧洲文明课程节选

So another parallel is people talk about these highly intelligent people from whom the President that surrounded himself, erh, FDR surrounded himself with highly intelligent people, that is no guarantee of anything, except brilliant rationalization for failures in some cases.

所以从另一个方面说,人们总在谈论这些,聪明的人,总统身边的，呃，罗斯福身边,就有高智商的人，但那保证不了什么，他们只能为失败,找到托词。

斯坦福公开课 - 经济学课程节选

should we conclude therefore, given that we've got the premise, "If you can't picture it or imagine it, then you can't believe in it," since I've just said, look, you can't imagine being dead, but that's not due to any failure of imagination, that's because there's nothing there to imagine or picture.

于是我们就应该基于这个前提，想象不了的东西就不能相信，得出结论吗“,我刚才已经说过，人不能想象自己的死亡，不是因为想象的失败，而是本来就没有东西可以想象。

耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

If anybody on either side of them chose to run, they would lose.

任意一个在两边的人要参选,都会失败

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