• But I mean, when you're on campus, except for Fridays are pretty dead obviously.

    但我的意思是说,在校园里,除了周五,其余时间都很安静。

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  • And Cotard's syndrome is you believe that you're dead; you believe that you're dead; you are persuaded that you're dead.

    科塔尔综合症是你认为自己已经死了,你很确定自己已经死了

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  • If we take this simple straightforward view and say you're dead when you're not P-functioning anymore, then you were dead,on and off and on and off,last night.

    如果我们就用那直接简单的观点,说你就是死了,不再有人格功能了,昨晚你就不断地死亡和复活中度过。

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  • And just in case the assumptions are not true, we're just going to stop dead in our tracks.

    验证下假设条件,万一传递的参数。

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  • For example,if I said, "What do most people believe about what happens to you after you're dead?"

    比如,“人们通常认为,人死后会是何种情形“

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  • You're struck by the equality from the standpoint of riches of the dead nobility. No great distinction and no great riches either. You're dealing with a poorer world and a world that doesn't have this kind of outstanding monarchy.

    贵族们那种在死亡面前一切平等,一视同仁的观点,很令人惊讶,那时没有很富有的阶层,只有赤贫阶层和,没有掌握权利的君主阶层

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  • re so hated in many parts of the world that any policy initiative with our name on it is dead on arrival.

    世界上有很多人憎恨我们,We’,任何起草的政策,只要有我们的名字在上面,都必死无疑。

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  • I'm glad you're not dead.

    我真高兴你还活着。

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  • And you know that there are people around, but you think that you're dead.

    并且还知道身边有其他人,但你就是觉得自己死了

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  • - You were watching reruns on television-- the next minute, you're dead.

    你在看电视上的重播-,下一刻,你就死了。

    耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

  • If we say that to be a person is to be a P-functioning body, it seems then as though we have to conclude that when you're not P-functioning, you're dead.

    如果说人是一个有人格功能性的实体,似乎就能得出以下结论,如果你没有人格功能性,你就是死亡的。

    耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

  • So they're dead.

    所以他们是死亡的。

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  • When you're dead ? When does the deprivation actually occur?

    当你死的时候,剥夺实际上是什么时候发生的?

    耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

  • It's--When you're dead, your brain is broken.

    你死亡时,大脑也被破坏。

    耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

  • When the headache is occurring Now, according to the deprivation account the badness of death consists in the fact that when you're dead you are deprived of the goods of life ? So when is death bad for you?

    当头疼发生时,现在根据剥夺解释,死亡的坏处在于,当你死了的时候,你便被剥夺了生命力的好处这个事实,所以什么时候死亡对你来说不好?

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  • So perhaps in the relevant sense, the person can still engage in P-functioning, so they're not dead. Good enough.

    所以也许在相对的条件下,这个人还有人格功能性,他们还没有死,很好。

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  • So says to this person, "Isn't it strange you have this dead-end job when you're twice as smart as your boss?

    狗跟这个人说,”你不觉得很奇怪吗,你做这份没出头之日的工作,你的才智比你上司高一倍?

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  • We're going to have to refine it to deal with the obvious fact that you're not dead all the times when you're unconscious and not dreaming.

    以便适应人在无意识和无梦睡眠时,并没有死这个显而易见的事实。

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  • Still, granted the premise, if you can't picture it or imagine it, you can't believe in it-- Should we conclude, therefore, that you can't believe you're going to be dead?

    但让我们仍然基于,无法想象的东西是不能相信的这个前提-,我们就该得出,人不能相信自己的死亡,这一结论吗?

    耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

  • But at least it doesn't seem to be the sort of argument, unlike some of the arguments I've considered last time about oh, nobody believes they're going to die because you can't picture being dead or what have you.

    但这至少比我上次思考的,认为没有人相信自己会死,因为你不能想象死亡是什么样子,之类的论据有道理。

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  • So we need to revise our account of what it is on the physicalist picture to say that you're dead.

    我们应该重新修改一下,物理主义学上对死亡的定义。

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  • But they're being flashed so fast you don't see anything-- words like "corpse," "dead," "dying."

    它们闪现的速度非常之快,你根本看不到这些词语,it,looks,like,that—,比如,尸体,死亡,垂死“

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  • It's as though we need--Normally, we think that look, either you're alive or you're dead.

    通常我们都认为,人不是死就是活着。

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  • You might worry about how badly off you're going to be once you're dead.

    你们可能会担心死后情况会变得怎样。

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  • When you're dead, there's nothing happening on the inside to be imagined.

    当人死亡,什么都没有发生,没有什么好想象的。

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  • You're dead like Rover,you're dead all over."

    灵魂到处游荡,人死万事空“

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  • That is, you're dead as a person. Previously, we distinguished between the death of my body and my death as a person; let's focus on my death as a person.

    这指的是你作为个人的死亡,之前我们已区别了肉体和个人的死亡;,现在我们将重点放在个人的死亡上。

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  • Should we say then that you're dead?

    我们可以说你死了吗?

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  • From the mere fact that you can't picture from the inside what it's like to be dead, it doesn't follow that nobody believes they're going to die.

    仅从无法设身处地想象,死亡的感觉,不代表没人会相信自己会死。

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