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Or he puts it another way, consists of everyone and everything performing those functions for which they are best equipped.
或像他以另一种方法所说，包含每个人及每件事,来执行那些功能,那样他们都可最适当地打点自己。
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That's why people are so excited about embryonic stem cells because in nature they become all the cells of the body.
这就是为什么胚胎干细胞如此让人激动,因为它的天然功能就是变成所有身体细胞
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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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Those of you who are right-handed, which comprises about nine out of ten people, have language in your left hemisphere.
大约九成的人,都是右利手,他们的语言功能定位于左半球
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Another way of saying it is, anything that uses get float doesn't care what the details are inside or shouldn't, and if I change that definition, I don't have to change anything elsewhere in my code, whereas if I just have the raw code in there, I have to go off and do it.
换种说法就是，任何用到获取,输入这个功能的人不用担心具体的实现细节,如果我改变了这里的实现，我并不需要去改变我的代码,因为我的最底处的源码就在这里,我去改这里就可以了。
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A person,after all,is just a body that's functioning in the right way so as to do these person tricks.
一个人说到底就是肉体的功能,用合适的方式发挥出来。
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Suppose we say then that to be alive as a person is to be able to engage in P-functioning.
假设我们说作为人而活着,就是有人格功能性。
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Some of you have language in your right hemisphere, some in your left hemisphere, some God knows where.
你们有些人的语言功能位于右脑,有些则位于左脑,还有些,天晓得在哪里
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There are only bodies, though when you've got a functioning body like ours, so the physicalist says, these bodies can do some pretty amazing things.
人只是肉体,正如你我都有正常的身体功能,所以物理主义认为,这些肉体能做出一些相当厉害的事情
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One, developing ways to understand how humans work better, how human physiology operates, and second, developing new approaches for replacing function in people when they're sick.
一,开发新方法更好的了解身体的运作,以及生理过程是怎样发生的,二,当人机体发生病变时,找到方法替代病变器官的功能
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Diabetics whose pancreas does not function properly, so don't make enough insulin, don't have enough insulin present for normal glucose metabolism so they can't handle sugars properly.
糖尿病人的胰脏功能失调,因此胰岛素分泌不足,影响了正常的血糖代谢,所以他们不能正常地调节血糖
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If a person's just a P-functioning body, how could it be that after the death ? of his body he's still around?
如果人只是作为人功能的肉体，他的肉体死后,他怎么还会活着？
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That is, the more familiar humdrum event of death here your body ceases functioning and you end up having a corpse that gets buried and so forth.
这是死亡最常见的单调的形式,肉体停止一切功能,人最终成为尸体，放进棺材埋葬。
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Take somebody who is in a coma, not engaged in P-functioning.
就拿昏迷中的人来说，没有人格功能性。
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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。
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So, if you were to lose half your brain, the other half can actually do a lot but some things are more prevalent and more powerful in one part of the brain than the other And I want to show you a brief film clip from "Scientific American" that illustrates the differences between the hemispheres, but before doing that,I want to provide some introductory facts.
如果你失去了半个大脑,另外一半其实也可以完成很多功能,但是某些功能是存在单侧化优势的,我给你们播放一段短片,来自于《科学美国人》,它解释了大脑两半球的功能差异,但在此之前,我想先做一些介绍
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And so a person is just a P-functioning body, whether you emphasize the body side there or the personality side of that equation.
人就是有着人格功能的肉体，无论强调人格部分还是肉体部分。
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If you will P-function again, if you have been P-functioning in the past and you will be P-functioning again in the future, P-functioning for person functioning, you will be P-functioning again in the future, then you're not dead.
只要你还可能再度拥有人格功能性，以前有过人格功能性,以后也会有人格功能性，人格功能性就是作为人的各种功能，你将来能够再次拥有人格功能性，你就没有死。
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