So what we see is, again perfectly reasonable statistical techniques, but not looking at things in the right way.

所以我们这里可以看到，还是很完美很有逻辑的统计学工具，但是他们没有用正确的方式去看待数据。

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This is something that you're going to prove in statistical mechanics, and so we're not going to worry about where this comes from.

我们会在统计力学中,证明这一结论，现在不需要去,操心这一结论的由来。

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We can understand something that's fully random and work out the statistics and be comfortable with that to some degree.

我们能够理解一些,充满随机性，然后通过统计分析来解决的问题,而且一定程度上我们对此也很熟悉。

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And what we find is, statistically, babies look longer when shown a movie where it approaches the one that hindered it versus helped it.

我们发现,从统计上来说,相较于进攻者持球,当影片中呈现防守者持球时,婴儿会展现出更长的注视时间

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We'll see the statistics are really just fascinating about how big these armies become.

我们来看些统计数据,这些军队大得惊人

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Similarly,"growing-tip" statistics is not saying " "let's not study the average".

同样，成长尖端统计学不是提倡,“我们别研究大众了。

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I circled this P -if any of you have taken statistics will know what that means, but it's the statistical term that tells you how significant these findings are.

我重点圈起了P,学过统计学的就知道这是什么意思,这是统计学的术语,它告诉我们,这些数据的重要程度

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Now, the reason this condition always holds in ordinary mechanics is because you're never, in that case, concerned with a huge statistical population of particles where the disorder among them is an issue.

这个条件在力学中总是成立,这是因为在力学中,我们从来没有关注过大量粒子的统计行为，而对这些系统来说,无序是很重要的。

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So we talked about changing ourselves, how it's possible the "growing-tip" statistics which is the second significant idea within research in positive psychology: " first significant idea is "let's study what works" " the second significant idea is "let's study what works best".

我们讨论过改变自己，为什么成长尖端统计学,会是积极心理学研究中的,第二个重要理念：,第一个重要理念是“研究可行的事“,第二个重要理念是“研究最优秀的个体。

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