If you go back to this particular graphic, the interesting thing is how have humans changed and what are they like now.

如果你回过头来看这张图,思考人类是如何演化的,现在又成为什么样

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which totally goes against the stereotype of like "New Yorkers are mean, they are all like rude and everything."

和那种“纽约人很刻薄，都很没礼貌。”的刻板印象截然不同，

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That sounds good--it worked and these little things-- they may seem like little things but they are technological advances.

这听起来不错而且很有效,这些小把戏...,这些看起来好像小把戏一般,但实际上它们是技术性的进步

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Fatty acid chains are fat molecules, they behave, if you have a lot of them in solution like oil.

脂肪酸链就是脂肪分子,它们看上去好像,如果你见过富含脂类的溶液,比如油

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And those instructions, by the way, are very simple: they're things like, take the value out of two places in memory, and run them through the multiplier in here, a little piece of circuitry, and stick them back into someplace in memory.

顺便说一句，那些指令非常简单：,他们从记忆存储器中,取出两个位置的结果，在倍增器中运行，一小部分电路，再将它们插回存储器中的某些地方去。

麻省理工公开课 - 计算机科学及编程导论课程节选

So historically, the course is a lot of sophomores who, like me perhaps, are realizing that they finally have time to explore beyond their own interests.

从往年数据上可以看出，上这个课程的大都是大学二年级的学生，可能跟当时的我一样，开始认识到我们终于有时间,来探究我们兴趣以外的事情。

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Things like the platonic form are eternal, and their eternal changeless, indestructible because they are simple.

像柏拉图形式这样的东西是永恒的，而永恒的东西是不变的不可毁灭的,因为它们是简单的。

耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

And activation as other region " predicted they are more like to choose on bond.

而另外一个区域中出现的活动的受试者,则有可能选择“债券。

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But things like that... They are great opportunities.

我做的就是类似的事情。,这些都是难得的机遇。

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Instead, they do various things like govern and are priests, and are bureaucrats, and are engaged in other non-productive activities that depend upon others to feed them.

相反,他们从事其他职业,例如行政人员,神职人员,或是成为官僚,参与其他,非生产性活动,依赖他人供养

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So they were like "Oh, Ok, we are ready".

他们会说：“好的，我们准备好了“

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If babies are like--If babies also think it shouldn't happen, they might look longer, and essentially what happens is scientists do magic tricks to explore this very thing.

如果婴儿也觉得该事物出乎意料,那么他们会注视的更久,基本上科学家们,就是通过魔术技巧来进行研究

耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

And since we have two bars that are together like this, once they're both loaded up with electrons there's going to be negative charges that repel, so the electrons will want to get as far away as possible, and they're on their slow way to doing that, to getting as far away from each other as possible.

因为我们有两个棒像这样在一起，一旦它们加载了电子,就会因为有负电荷而排斥，所以这些电子就会,互相离开的尽可能远，它们的这个过程很慢，离开的尽可能远。

麻省理工公开课 - 化学原理课程节选

So it's going to be-- it's like one of the reality shows where things are going to be as they are and hopefully after a while we'll learn to act and behave normally and not worry about its presence.

因此,这就像...,就像某种真人秀节目,你在节目里要假装和平常一样,但愿过一段时间以后,我们能表现得很自然,完全忽略那部摄像机的存在

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So they bring like... I don't know, business people are like, different companies to like talk with students here

所以他们把……我不知道，把商人，不同公司的商人找来和学生谈话，

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And hole in the walls that people don't even know about, and they are just like, they line the streets.

那儿有人们都不知道的小店铺，它们就像，排列在大街上一样。

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