And let's just run a couple of examples to remind you of what happens if we do this.

让我们跑一些例子来提醒,你我们这么做有什么结果。

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I'm going to go over here, and let me define a couple of these things.

仅仅是用来显示值的，好，让我们看看如果,我运行这个程序会有什么结果。

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You know that you're not going to decide the election, so what does it matter?

你知道你并不能决定选举结果,那投票还是不投票又有什么关系

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Erik Others got a bio saying--thanks, Erik-- the speaker was rather cold and then it turned out later on when they're asked for their impressions of the speaker people are very much biased by what they first assumed.

其他人拿到的简介…谢谢，把演讲者描述成很冷淡，结果后来发现,当问及这些人对演讲者有什么印象时,人们都受到第一印象的偏向。

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Or, another way of saying it is, what if I did this?

或者换种方式，我这么做会有什么结果？

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What happens if I run this sucker?

我运行下这个糟糕的东西会有什么结果？

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So you can imagine that this is a very powerful mechanism. So let's look what happens when I run-- start to run this.

因此你可以想到这是一种很强大的机制,让我们看看让我开始运行,这个程序的时候会有什么结果。

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