These are bads of life that could presumably be avoided if only we knew how much exactly we had--how much longer we had.

生命中的一些坏处可以被认为是可避免的,只要我们知道我们到底还有多少，还有多少时间。

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That's the kind of question we have to face when we think about the fact that we don't know how much time we've got.

那是我们必须要面对的问题,当我们考虑到,我们不知道自己还有多少时间这个事实时。

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All right, how much time do we have?

好的，我们还有多少时间呢？

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And we turned to a discussion of the unpredictability of death, -- the fact that because we don't know-- we can't predict--how much more time we've got, we may, as it were, pace ourselves incorrectly.

我们转而讨论死亡的不可预测性，因为我们不知道-,我们不能预测--我们还有多少时间，我们可能，可以说是，为自己定错了前进的速度。

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how much longer we had.

我们还有多少时间。

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And again, to move back and ask ourselves a larger question, would knowing how much time you have be something that would allow you to actually embrace those choices, ? or would it instead just be a burden?

再一次，回到原题，问我们自己一个更大的问题，知道自己还有多少时间,是会让你实际上接受这些选择呢，还是只是一个负担？

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