But rather, the best thing I suppose would be to be able to live as long as you wanted.

我想最好的情况,是想活多久就能活多久。

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is like asking, "Might I still be alive after" well what's death? Death is the end of life.

等同于,我能继续活下去么,那么什么是死亡,死亡是生命的终结

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I indicated a couple of points here where if we looked in the 1665 in London you could ask the question another way to ask the question why are people living so long is to ask the question, why do people die?

我在这里提示一些关键点,如果我们观察一六六五年的伦敦,从另一个角度来问,人为什么能活的更久,就是问人为什么会死

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So..."Might I still be alive after I've stopped living?

因此,我的生命停止了我还能活吗

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To ask have I survived until 2050 is to ask is that person who is alive in 2050 the very same person as the person who is standing here now lecturing to you.

问我是否能活到2050年,相当于问那个在2050年的人0,跟现在站在你们前面,给你们上课的是不是同一个人。

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It's as though we live life for a while, getting a feel for all the wonderful things life could offer us, and then a moment later, as it were, it's snatched away from us.

似乎我们活了一会，感受到了生命能提供给我们的所有美好的事物，然后片刻之后，又好像，被从我们身边夺走。

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