Using the example of Star Trek, Steven Pinker, in his book How the Mind Works, nicely illustrates the problem here.
用星际迷航举例,史蒂芬,朋克,在中,精细地列出了问题。
No problem. I don't mind it at all.
没问题,我一点儿都不介意。
But if you are so inclined whether for this problem set or any other throughout the term, you can change your mind week to week.
但是如果你倾向哪套题,那么你可以按周改变想法。
I missed by a mile, which is a problem in drawing my lines, but never mind.
我画得偏差太大了,应该是线的问题,但这无所谓了
The problem I have in mind looks like this.
我所想的问题是这样的
It's important to keep in mind always that what we do can be fun And never lose that sense of fun and enjoy exploring things I think being an engineer is partly just problem-solving and mind-set.
有一点非常重要,就是始终牢记我们所做的事情是令人愉快的,不要丧失了这种愉悦感,要享受探索的乐趣,我认为成为一名工程师从某种程度上来说,就意味着解决问题,提出创意。
And the dominant problems concern consist of a lack of social connectedness, problems with language, problems dealing with people, and more generally, a problem of what the psychologist, Simon Baron-Cohen has described as "mind blindness."
主要症状包括缺乏社会联系,语言障碍,社交障碍,总而言之,会产生一种心理学家西蒙·伯龙·科恩,称之为"精神性盲"的症状
So always amazing to us how we go into the problem, our eye or mind can see one class of solutions, but the math will tell you sometimes there are new solutions and you've got to respect it and understand and interpret the unwanted solutions, and this is a simple example where you can follow what the meaning of the second solution is.
解决问题的方式总能让人惊喜不已,我们的眼睛或思想可以看见一类解,但数学有时会告诉你还有新的解,你不能忽视它,而是解释这些不期而至的解,这只是一个简单的例子,由此你可以理解第二个解的意义
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