You don't have to read the notes cause you've got the sound in your ears, part of your aural memory.

你不用去看音符,因为你头脑里已经有了声音,这是你听觉记忆的一部分

耶鲁公开课 - 聆听音乐课程节选

Time magazine in a sheet that in part when you look on the week of the shooting, their cover story was the monsters next door what made them do that?

时代周刊》专栏有一部分是这么写的,当你回头看枪杀案发生的那一周，他们写的是“隔壁的猛兽“,到底是什么造成他们这样做的？

麻省理工公开课 - 媒体、教育、市场课程节选

So stop thinking about yourself as a person with rights, so thinking about yourself as a part of a whole society, all these people having responsibilities to one another, and those are most important.

别把你自己看成是一个有权利的个人，把你自己看成是整个社会的一部分，人人都对彼此负有责任，这些是最重要的事情。

普林斯顿公开课 - 人性课程节选

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

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Okay, a number of you. Young lady out there, did you use musical notation?

好的,相当一部分都有过,这位年轻的女士,你用乐谱吗

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