And so the program may do different things on different runs. We'll see a lot of that, because it's used a lot in modern computing.

因此程序会对不同的输入做不同的操作,我们会看到很多这样的情况，因为它在现代计算中被广泛应用。

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How likely are all the inputs, are they all equally likely, or are they going to depend on other things? And that may depend on the user, so you can't kind of get at that.

他们大致相同么？,他们依赖于其他事情么？,输入也跟用户有关,因此你没法完全得出结果来。

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There may be some sort of metaphysical laws that tie the two things so tightly together that you'll never actually get one without the other.

因为一些形而上学的定律,将两者紧密联系在一起,使你无法把其分离开来

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So the right question to ask may not be, " "Why are some things unconscious?"

因此，问题或许不该是，“为什么有些心理活动是无意识的“

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So when later on we're dealing with symphonies and things like that you may be sketching little motivic snippets, little rhythmic snippets, that you'll file away.

那么,以后我们面对交响乐,以及类似音乐时,你可以草画一些动机片段,一些节奏片段,以便将来进行整理

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These kinds of fats are not necessarily bad, and so things like olive oil in the diet tends to be protective and may explain some regional variations in rates of heart disease.

这些脂肪就不一定有害,所以饮食中橄榄油之类的对身体是有益的,这也解释了地域间心脏病发病率的差异

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So from that point of view it's probably good, but from the point of view of wanting to eat more foods that you prepare yourself and not eat process, and package, and things like that it may not be so good.

就这一点看来还是很不错的,而对于想多吃一些自己做的食物,而不吃加工好的精包装食品那类食物的人,评估就没这么容易了

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If any of you haven't been to the website I urge you to do that, because it has all the information about requirements, the order of readings, a lot of supplementary information that may be helpful, interesting links to other resources and things like that, so please see the course website.

我希望大家可以尽快登陆那个网站,因为所有的要求都在上面,包括阅读要求,很多有帮助的补充信息,还有些有趣的资源链接,所以请大家一定要去看看

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