• it's happening. And I think it's happening, I think it's being sped up by humans, by our interaction.

    一个正在发生的事实,由于人类的活动,这个进程在加速。

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  • He had the feeling that everything he saw was a broken-off piece of some giant blank thing he had forgotten had happened to him.

    他有种感觉,觉得他看见的一切都之前发生过的,他已经忘记的,某件大而无用的事掉落的碎片。

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  • a You know that what will happen is that heat will flow from a to b from b to c and from a to c. That's common-sense.

    你知道会发生热量从流向,从流向,以及从流向。

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  • How did that change happened, was that always there, were you always looking at how did this thought affect the way we actually live our lives?

    这种转变怎样发生的?,这种转变一直存在吗?还说您总在思考,这种思想怎样影响我们的,生活方式?

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  • When you call a function, what actually happens is that function gets its own chunk of memory that's identical in size to the data type that it expects.

    当你调用一个函数,实际上发生,函数得到了自己的内存块,相同的类型,占有一样大小的内存的。

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  • That's sort of what that's like, but the really important thing is what's the worst thing that can happen.

    这和我们说的有点相像,但真正重要的事情,可能发生的最坏的事情什么。

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  • So, what we know is happening is that were having transitions from some excited states to a more relaxed lower, more stable state in the hydrogen atom.

    我们知道,这里所发生,氢原子从激发态到更低更稳定的态的跃迁,而我们用眼睛可以探测到的。

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  • We're going to see an example of that in a second. What we really want to worry about, what's the worst case that happens.

    我们接下来就来看一个这样的例子,我们要关注的发生的最坏情况什么呢?

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  • In each set, the first plague is accompanied by a notation of the time in the morning. It's also introduced by God's speech, when God says, "Present yourself before Pharaoh," and to do this in the morning.

    在每一组中,第一次瘟疫都是发生在早上,可以从上帝的话中看出来,上帝说,今天早晨,“到法老面前去“

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  • But to get it vivid,you should think of it as though it's being done to you.

    但为了更形象,你们应该,把它想成是发生在你身上的。

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  • This is a really pretty dramatic change in human evolution and the question is: what happened?

    在人类演化中,这个戏剧性的变化,问题,到底发生了什么

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  • These were real ways that people were executed-- stakes, massacres, and this sort of business.

    这些都真实发生过的刑罚方式,火刑,屠戮,等等之类的

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  • one is to look at the sequence of event, look at these sequence in October 29, stock market crashed, two month later, 9% unemployment peaked at 9%.

    一种看看事件发生的时间,看看顺序,10月29号,股票市场崩溃,两个月后,失业率上升到。

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  • In other words, nothing is there by accident.

    换句话说,没什么偶然发生的。

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  • And the cortex is where all the neat stuff takes place.

    大脑皮层所有奇迹发生的地方

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  • We don't know how the change came about or if--some people question if they ever really did have kings, but the picture I want you to have is that's not the tradition.

    我们不知道这个变化怎么发生的,如果...有人质疑如果他们真的有过国王,不过这里我想告诉你们的,他们没有这样的传统

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  • to really expose yourself and to really take the criticism because it will happen.

    要真正地曝光自己,在遇到批评时要真心接受,因为这都发生的。

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  • So, this is what goes on in an electrolysis cell, and it works thanks to input energy from a power supply shown here.

    所以,这在一个电化学电池中发生的,它靠输入的能量工作的,从和这个类似的电源输出的能量。

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  • But in the real world that's a sequential game, people decide to run in some order, we're going to assume this is all simultaneous.

    但在现实生活中这个有顺序的博弈,人们依照某种顺序决定否参选,我们将假设这全同时发生

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  • So we now have a real usable criterion to help guide our understanding of whether things happen by themselves of their own accord or not.

    所以我们找到了一个非常有用的判据,这个判据能够指导我们,弄明白变化否,自发发生的。

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  • And then you get that sort of lyrical moment of interpretation: "He had the feeling that everything he saw was a broken-off piece of some giant blank thing he had forgotten had happened to him."

    然后你就能看到那句抒情的解释:,“他有种感觉,觉得他看见的一切都之前发生过的,他已经忘记的,某件大而无用的事掉落的碎片,“

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  • That is, most processes that we're concerned with, they'll happen with something held constant like pressure or temperature or maybe volume.

    这句话说我们所关注的大部分过程,发生的时候都保持某个量为常数,比如压强,温度或者体积。

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  • So here we've got the continuing,evolving over time-- this is all taking place in France-- the personality of Napoleon in France.

    所以这持续的,随时间进化的…,这都是发生在法国-,法国拿破仑的人格。

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  • So, there is that kind of a boundary as well, and that is a place where trouble is likely to emerge.

    因此,也有那种边界,而边境线上恰恰最容易发生争端的地方

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  • And all ion channels are selective for a single type of ion, and we can think about how that selectivity takes place, and that's where this idea of atomic radius is going to become very important.

    所有的离子通道都仅对某一种离子具有选择性的,而我们可以来想一想这种选择性如何发生的,这也就原子半径这个概念将会变得,非常重要的地方。

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  • Derrida is claiming that language is different in the sense that it makes no sense to talk about it as standing outside of what's going on.

    德里达称语言不同的,因为站在语言之外谈论发生了什么没有意义的。

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  • I find that every time we do our meditation on Thursday, I'm always running to make it, or something happened before I get there, I'm like "Oh my God, meditation!"

    我发现每次我们周四,要冥想时,我总匆匆赶过去,或者到达之前发生一点事故,我就好像“天哪,要冥想!“

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  • You sort of expect something like, "In the beginning, God created heaven and earth," Like this was the first thing to happen in time.

    你会猜想这样的事情,比如,“开始的时候,上帝创造了天和地“,就好像这最初发生的事情。

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  • The second is that risk is primarily about what is the worst thing that can happen.

    第二个主要,风险关于可能发生的最坏情况。

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