We're afraid of spiders, snakes, heights, storms, large animals, darkness, blood, strangers, humiliation, deep water, and leaving home alone.

我们害怕蜘蛛，蛇，高地，暴雨，大型动物，黑暗，血，陌生人，侮辱，深水，独自在家。

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So just keep in mind, like we're talking about with the student, you can't be afraid of making mistakes

所以记住，就像我们对学生说的，你不能害怕犯错误，

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And eventually,we'll turn to some other value questions about if death really is the end, should we be afraid of death?

最终，我们会转向其他的关于价值的问题，比如如果死亡真的是终结，我们应该害怕吗？

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And so, we are afraid of these things and not so afraid of these things similarly for nonhuman primates.

所以，我们害怕这些,不害怕这些,同样，灵长类。

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It's about chipping away our ability for success, because maybe we are afraid of success.

凿除胜利的能力，因为我们可能害怕胜利。

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God was so afraid of us that He actually doubted His hold on His own empire, an empire that He was only actually able to maintain because of good luck or something like superior military firepower, but certainly nothing as grand and as absolute as omnipotence."

上帝是如此害怕我们,都开始怀疑自己能否驾驭自己的帝国了，他维系这个帝国,靠的是运气或者是强大的火力，绝非是靠什么伟大的无所不能的神力“

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Justice, in other words, for Thrasymachus is a kind of sucker's game; obeying the rules that really benefit others largely because we fear the consequences of injustice.

换言之，正义对，Thrasymachus，而言是一种恒输的游戏;,服从统治者,有利于他者,主要是我们害怕不公的后果。

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We are afraid of other things too but those are big things to be afraid of.

我们也害怕其他东西,但这些是我们最害怕的。

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Of course if somebody slapped us you would we would get angry or afraid. Why?

当然，如果有人扇我们一耳光，你会,我们会生气或害怕，为什么？

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We are bodies that can be afraid and be creative and have dreams and aspirations.

我们是可以感到害怕,可以创造,拥有梦想和抱负的肉体

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And it also brings us back to the lecture on behaviorism where we talked about classical conditioning and different theories of what people are afraid of.

这把我们带回到行为主义讲座中,我们谈论经典条件型反射,及人们害怕的不同理论。

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It seems natural to say Hal's afraid.

于是自然而然,我们就会说哈尔感到害怕

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So, the basic question to ask is "What are we afraid of?"

要问的基本问题，我们害怕什么“

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It's telling us that it's afraid.

它告诉我们它很害怕

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And the answer is--And why would-- why are there so few people afraid of guns, cars, and electrical outlets?

答案是，为什么我们会-,为什么害怕枪，车和电器的人很少？

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You turned so serious when the corpse was carried past us; are you afraid of death?

尸体被运送经过我们时，你是那么严肃;,你害怕死亡吗？

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Because,indeed,they don't exist They're merely possible And we might say,you've got to exist in order for something to be bad for you But once we say that it seems we're running towards the position that in that case,death can't be bad for me because of course,when I'm dead,I don't exist ? So how can anything be bad for me?

因为他们其实并不存在,他们只是一种可能,我们由此认为你必须首先存在,某事才会让你害怕,但我们一旦这么说,我们似乎会得出这个结论,这种情况下死亡不可能让我害怕,因为我死了就不存在了,所以我怎么会害怕？

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