In our affections, in our caring, who we like, who we feel close to, whose pain bothers us, we are not indiscriminate.

我们对他人的喜爱，对他人的关心，我们喜欢谁，与谁亲近，在乎谁的痛苦，并非一视同仁的。

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I don't recall having shared my love of pizza with you before, but there it is--two favorite things I love--love pizza, delicious, love chocolate, delicious.

我不记得我以前跟你说过我对比萨饼的喜爱，但事实就是--我最喜欢的两种食物，喜欢比萨饼，好吃，喜欢巧克力，好吃。

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There are some preferences with humans and with other primates to favor faces.

人类和其他灵长类动物,都对所喜爱的面孔具有一定的偏好

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I mean I do hope that the fact that I'm interested in in rock and roll isn't perceived by some, as it may well be, to sully the ideals of the Louise Center for the arts and these high-minded things.

我当然希望，我对摇滚的,喜爱，在一些人眼中，不会玷污,路易斯艺术中心这种高雅的理念。

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If something is good just because it is pleasurable, what does it matter whether you have sort of an abstract idea of whether it is good by someone else's sense or not?

既然令人喜爱的事物就是好的，那么何必在乎,别人对它的感受如何，这般抽象的观念呢？

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I know I've shared my love of chocolate with you before.

我知道我曾跟你说过我对巧克力的喜爱。

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And this is called the Pratfall Effect, that our liking for the competent person grows when they make a mistake, when they do something embarrassing, when they have a failure experience. Okay?

心理学上，这叫“失态效应，我们对有能力之人的喜爱之情再次升华,当他们犯错，出洋相，经历很衰的事情时？

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So, moral feelings we could view as feelings of condemnation, shame, emotions like that-- shame, condemnation, pride, righteous anger, but also simple affection, caring for other people, wanting to do well by them, being upset if an injustice is to be done by them.

我们眼中的道德情感包括谴责，和羞耻这样的情绪-,羞耻，谴责，骄傲，义愤，但简单的喜爱之情，对他人的关心，想对别人好，如果别人受到冤屈，你会感到气愤。

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Unfortunately, we've got to close, but I think that question Yes, what do you love.

很抱歉，我们不得不结束了，但我想那个问题,“你喜爱什么“，-对，你喜爱什么。，“what，do，you，love“，–

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