Nobody in their right mind.

正常人都不行。

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Nobody in their right mind actually implements a recursive Fibonacci the way I did it originally.

没有谁真的在右脑中,按我最初讲的递归方法,计算Fibonacci数列。

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Right? Never mind the extent to which the language is connected to a world of which one is attempting to make sense.

我们都试图理解这个世界,语言则与这个世界息息相关,即使略去这一点不谈。

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If we have a high frequency, what about the wavelength, long or short? All right. Good. So we should always be able to keep these relationships in mind.

如果频率高，那波长是长还是短？,好，不错，我们要记住这些关系,类似的。

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All right, I'm going to give you ten seconds fifteen seconds to make up your mind.

差不多打成平手,其他人现在不知道。

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Right? So I want to invite you to keep that extra little something in mind.

对吗？，所以我要你们,在头脑中保持这种想法。

耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

So while. And thankfully the jargon that the authors of this language chose early on conjures up the right ideas in your mind while something is true.

即while语句，幸好该语言的创始人,选择的术语都很通俗易懂,让人只通过字面意思就能联想到其真正含义。

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All right now, now what I'd like you to do is just sort of do a guestimate in your mind of the percentage errors you might have made overall in these estimates, and I'll come back and ask you in a minute.

好了,现在,现在我希望你们,在脑海中估算下你们预测的百分误差,你们可以就总值做一个估算,我会在一分钟后问你们

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So, we've got this nice Platonic picture where Plato says, "All right. So the mind can grasp the eternal forms, but it has to free itself from the body to do that."

我们这有一个柏拉图式的场景,柏拉图说,心灵可以认知永恒的型相,但是它必须先从肉体中解脱出来

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Keep in mind we do have this p orbital here and it's coming right out at us. And this p orbital is here, but it's empty, it doesn't have any electrons in it, that's why we don't have to worry about it in terms of getting our electrons as far away from each other as possible.

他们程120度角互相远离,这样它们离得最远，记住我们这里确实有个p轨道，它朝向我们，这里有个p轨道，但它是空的,里面没有电子,这就是为什么我们在考虑。

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