Unfortunately, this thought, popular as it may be, that it takes one to know one, just seems false.

不幸的是,这样的想法,即同类者互知,可能很流行,但实际上是错误的

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And since we don't know the absolute up and down in the universe, it is possible that some of the electrons may be spinning up.

由于我们在宇宙里,并不知道什么是绝对的上和下，所以说上面的现象很有可能是,一些电子向上自旋引起的。

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For some of you it may be difficult I know that and I want you to rest assured that no one in this course wishes to undermine or malign religious faith any more than they wish to promote or proselytize for religious faith.

我知道对你们中的另一些人来说这门课会有困难,不过我想要你们放心,这门课上没有人想要破灭和诋毁宗教信仰,同样也没人想要劝诱他人信教。

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We may not know that the soul will continue to exist after the destruction of the body but at least it seems like a possibility.

我们或许不知道,在肉体毁灭后,灵魂继续存在,至少看起来有这样的可能。

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And for me it's fun because I may not know the novel that you end up picking, and so it is a kind of challenge for me to take a novel that you've chosen and come to grips with it myself It may be one that I know.

我也觉得很好玩,因为我可能不知道你们最后选择的小说，所以对我来说,认真对待你们选的一本书很有挑战性,可能是一本我知道的书。

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But you know, when people eat pancakes it may not be this extreme, but still, there are a lot of things that-- where the portion sizes are misestimated.

但当人们吃薄煎饼时可能没那么夸张,但仍然,量非常大,每日摄入量被完全错估了

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This is so obvious in this problem, but when you see more complicated formula, you may not know all the assumptions that went into the derivation and quite often you will be using it when you shouldn't.

在这道题中这些都很明显,但是当我们用更复杂的公式时,你可能搞不清楚所有,在推导时的前提,因此很多时候,你都会用错公式

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So, practitioners who understood what we would know to be chemistry were highly valued in that society. And then, you may expand it to other chemical processes, dyeing of cloth, glassmaking, and metals extraction.

所以，理解我们所知为化学的,先行者们，在那个社会是,非常宝贵的，当时，你可能将其扩展到另一个化学过程，如布料的染色，玻璃的制造，还有金属提取。

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Now the people in this poll were asked the same question and here's what they said, so 75% said that one reason is that it's more convenient, it's what people like to eat, it's heavily advertised, it's more affordable, people may not know which foods are healthy.

在这个调查中人们也被问到了这个问题,我们来看看他们的答案,75%的人说选择垃圾食品是因为更方便,合乎口味,广告的大力宣传,更便宜,人们可能并不知道哪些食物才是健康的

耶鲁公开课 - 关于食物的心理学、生物学和政治学课程节选

This particular website has this free nutrient analysis On the website people may choose to get involved in and there may be charges for those things, I don't really know, but there may be and then they may ask you for identifying information, but it's your option to do that.

网站的营养分析服务,在该网站,人们可以选择使用其他服务,当然,那些可能是收费的,我不是很确定,可能有收费服务,并要求验证个人信息,但这由你自己选择

耶鲁公开课 - 关于食物的心理学、生物学和政治学课程节选

When you go into a restaurant now, unless you want to go look at a board on the wall or get a pamphlet that may be hard to find, or go to the website, it's going to be pretty hard to know what you're eating in those foods.

现在当我们去餐馆吃饭时,除非看一看墙上的菜单板,或者是去翻往往很难找到的宣传册,再或者去网站查看,否则很难知道,我们在进餐时到底摄入了些什么成分

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