Milton elaborates on this claim that we should read and prove anything we want, for we are sufficient to judge aright.
弥尔顿详尽阐明了这个论点,我们应该多读书,去求证自己想知道的所有事,因此我们才能够做正确的判断。
this should be a pretty quick thing for you to figure out, so let's just take 10 seconds on this.
这对你们应该是个很快就能知道的问题,让我们花10秒钟想一下。
We don't even know where it is we're supposed to be looking from, and the choice between Fesole and Valdarno that Milton gives the reader is crucial here.
我们甚至不知道是否应该从此处着眼,而弥尔顿向读者提出的,菲索尔和瓦达诺之间的抉择,在这儿是至关重要的。
Then if I'm looking for the square root of something less than 1, I know it will be in my region, right?
如果我要求平方根的数小于,我就知道我们的答案应该,在0-1这个区间了,对不对?
If you've read through that material and you should have read through it by now you know that we have a value in music.
如果你通读这个材料,现在你应该也已经通读过了这一部分,你应该知道我们的音乐中有一种音符值
As Gadamer says, this is the characteristic idea of the Enlightenment: its prejudice against prejudice, that we can be objective, Okay, fine. But prejudice is bad, we know prejudice is bad.
如伽达默尔所说,这是启蒙运动时期的标志性观点:,对偏见有偏见,我们应该客观,好,但是偏见是不对的,我们知道偏见是不对的。
Well now we know what needs to be calculated in order to determine that.
现在我们知道我们应该,计算什么来回答这个问题。
Again, when we see this evidence, then it starts to help guide us about what we might do to make changes in society in general.
当我们看到这些事实的时候,我们就知道可能应该怎么做,才能在整体上改变这个社会
So it could be--From Hannibal's point of view he doesn't know which pass you're going to defend, but let's have a look at his payoffs.
站在汉尼拔的立场,他应该,不知道你会防守哪条路,但让我们看看他的收益
We do know it exerts a force, so here's what you do.
我们只知道它施加了一个力,所以你应该这么做
And there are some properties that are important to know.
我们应该知道笑的几个重要属性。
This is very easy molecule because we know exactly where to put them without even having to think, we only have one option, and we'll make a triple bond between the carbon and the nitrogen.
这个分子非常简单,因为我们知道应该把它们放在哪里,甚至不用去想,我们只有一个选择,我们将在碳与氮之间形成一个三键。
Who knows? Maybe we'll try on some other occasion, but for the moment I think you can see that in making remarks of this kind about a text one has shifted the attention from meaning to structure.
我们也许会在以后讲到它,谁知道呢,但是我想你们应该已经看出来,我们的重点已经从内容,转移到了形式。
I think we know now what they mean.
我们现在应该知道它们的含义了
So now, this equation here relates three state functions together: the pressure the volume, and the temperature. Now, if you remember, we said that if you had a substance, if you knew the number of moles and two properties, you knew everything about the gas.
压强,体积和温度,大家应该还记得,我们提过,只要知道气体的摩尔数,和任意两个状态函数,就可以推导出其他的状态函数,这样,我们可以把它改写成。
One of the reasons why the Milgram experiment is so nice to know is that if this ever happens to you, not as an experiment but in real life, it will no longer be new to you.
其中一个原因,为什么我们都应该知道米尔格林姆实验,就是如果这种情况发生在你身上,我不是说实验,而是在现实生活中,你不再对这种情况一无所知。
So again, let's think of an example here, a couple of examples, in the Bush Gore election, we saw President Bush, candidate Bush as was, saying "I'm not a right wing candidate, I'm a compassionate conservative."
接下来我们再来分析一个案例,就是布什跟戈尔竞选总统的案例,我们都知道总统布什,那时候应该还是总统候选人布什,说他自己不是激进派,他是个有同情心的保守派
And that idea was, we make a guess in the middle, we test it so this is kind of a guess and check, and if the answer was too big, then we knew that we should be looking over here. If it was too small, we knew we should be looking over here, and then we would repeat.
这些有理数是有序排列的,然后我们的想法是,首先在中间取个数作为猜想数,然后对这个猜想数进行验证,如果由猜想数得到的答案太大,我们知道应该跳过,比猜想数大的那个区间,如果太小的话。
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