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We have corporate challenges where everybody who has signed up gets put on a team at random, so you get to meet new people and try and succeed.
VOA: standard.2010.07.16
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It was a randomly cut apart-- kind of like Yale College is actually, where you get a random assortment of people.
他们是随机分队的-,这有点像耶鲁大学，你被随机地分到和别人一组。
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The first sentence in the argument was, if the people in the room choose random, then they will choose around 50. That's true.
第一句话是,如果教室里的人随机选择,那平均数会落在50左右,这很对
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You find some way of systematically going through the list. Yet, I often see people, when they're debugging, proceeding at what, to me, looks almost like a random fashion of looking for the bug.
是不是目标元素,我们有一种系统化的，遍历数组的方法，然后我经常看到,有些人调试的时候。
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This is magical thinking and it affects people because it gives them a sense of confidence and power over events that are thought to be random or uncontrollable.
这是神奇式思考,而它也影响人们,因为它给人自信和力量,去应对那些随机或者不可控的事件
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Well, a cross-sectional study would mean that you'd get a random group of the population and measure them in 1970 and then take another random group five years later and measure them, but it wouldn't be the same people necessarily, it would be different groups of people.
那么,横断面研究就是,1970年你在人群中随意选择一组人,并记录下相关数据,然后,五年后再随意选择一组人记录数据,但这不需要是同一组人,通常是不同的人
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The problem is that people in the room aren't going to choose at random.
问题是教室里的人并不会随机选择
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In order to understand probability, you have to take things as coming from a random event and people don't clearly have that in their mind from an intuitive standpoint.
为了理解概率,你要把事件想象成是随机发生的,但人们没有那样,清晰直观的认识
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We said already people are not random.
我已经说了大家并不是随机选数的
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The point here is when you're playing a game, you want to think about what other people are trying to do, to try and predict what they're trying to do, and it's not necessarily a great starting point to assume that the people around you are random number generators.
这里的要点是当你在进行游戏时,你想要推测出其他人的想法,想要推测出他们可能的选择,假设别人是随机数生成器可不是,一个很好的出发点
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