• Republican Rutherford Hayes went to bed believing he had lost.

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  • We use our minds and our behaviors and our actions continually to try to trick people into believing what's not true.

    我们不断地利用我们的心理,行为和动作,去哄骗他人相信那些虚假的事情。

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  • We try to trick people, for instance, into believing that we're tougher, smarter, sexier, more reliable, more trustworthy and so on, than we really are.

    比如,我们总是试着去欺骗他人,使他人相信我们比实际更加,强壮,聪明,性感,更加可靠或是更加值得信赖等等。

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  • But what we seem to be justified in believing is not just any old explanation, but the "Best explanation."

    但是,我们认为正确并坚信着的,不是某些随便的陈旧解释,而是,最佳解释

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  • As a believing Christian, Milton believes that ; the omnipotent God had every right to license, to prohibit, that apple; but it's a measure that we have to take seriously.

    作为基督教的信仰者,弥尔顿相信,全能的上帝有控制禁止苹果被吃的权力;,但是我们要谨慎地把握一个度。

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  • People tend to make the error of believing what they want to believe.

    人们常常错误地相信自己想要相信的

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  • You wrote: I grew up believing that ours was a country that try to stand for good in the world and that upheld the fundamental values that bind us together as a nation.

    你写到:,在我的成长过程中,我一直都相信,“,我们的国家,在世界上是一个象征美好的国家,我们主张基本的价值观,这些价值将我们凝结成一个民族。

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  • Spinoza taking him, taking his book to be a warning to the people about the dangers of princely rule, Rousseau believing that he had deliberately disguised his love of freedom because he had to appeal to the tyrannical nature of the Medici family.

    斯宾诺莎把他看作,把他的书看作是,告诫人们提防君主统治危险性的警告,卢梭认为他是故意,伪装他对自由的热爱的,因为他不得不,投合具有暴君本性的美第奇家族的口味。

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  • And deception defined broadly is simply to act or be in some way that fools others into believing or thinking or responding to something that's false.

    而广义上的欺骗是以愚弄的方式,使他人相信虚假之事,认为虚假之事是真实的,或是使他人对虚假之事做出反应。

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  • That's a nice answer to the problem of fission, but notice the problem it raises for the argument for believing in a soul in the first place.

    这对于裂变问题是个更好的答案,但请注意这个答案又引起了新的问题,这就是一开始相信灵魂的存在时的说法。

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  • Plato of course, as we know, tried to argue that we could know, that there was there were good grounds for believing the soul would continue to exist.

    柏拉图,据我们所知,试图辩驳说,我们有,有理由相信,灵魂可以继续存在。

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  • Basically that the various arguements that might be offered for believing in souls don't seem very compelling upon examinations so there's no good reason to posit this extra entity.

    基本上要我们相信灵魂的,不同的理据,都经不住考察,所以我们没有很好的理由,来假设这个额外实体的存在。

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  • And so the heart of the dialogue consists of a series of arguments in which Socrates attempts to lay out his reasons for believing in the immortality of the soul.

    所以这部对话录的核心,是由一系列的讨论组成的,其中苏格拉底试图摆出他的原因,让人相信灵魂是不朽的

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