when I talked on the first day of class about my own boyhood experience when a Coca-Cola was an eight ounce glass or a Pepsi was an eight ounce bottle rather, that was a serving.

上课第一天,我讲了我少年时代的经历,那时可口可乐装在八盎司的玻璃瓶里,百事可乐也一样,那是一餐份量

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We talked for a long time on the phone.

我们在电话里聊了很久。

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In "The Song of the Wandering Aengus," I talked about the kind of flickering passion and the fire in the head that sends Angus out on his quest.

在流浪者安古斯之歌里,我讲了促使安古斯追逐的,燃烧的激情和头脑里的火焰。

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Suppose all that happened was I stood right on the border and peered into France, talked to some people in France.

假设我只是曾经,站在法国的边境线上看过法国,同处在法国的人聊过天

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What America do we see? I'm going to look back to a passage I talked about in a different vein last time, on 26 and 27, just for one quick example.

看到什么了呢？，我们看到了什么样的美国？，我想回到,上一次讲另一个脉络时讲到的段落，在26到27页。

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Now we're going to go on and review a few things that we talked about last lecture.

我们继续,先回顾一下,上节课讲的内容

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Finally, I talked about phobias and I'll return to phobias later on in this course.

最后，我要说说恐怖症,我还会在之后的课程里再来讨论它。

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And they talked sort of on the same level as fellow musicians.

他们是同一水平线上的,音乐家。

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This is the slide that I left on last time and the idea here was to use plasmids, which I talked about last Thursday, to introduce genes into animals.

这是我上节课没讲完的一张幻灯片,这里的思路是利用,上周四所讲过的质粒,以将基因导入动物体内

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You received an email if you were on the class list yesterday from Christina that talked about the class assignments, and how they'll be handled by the various teaching fellows.

昨天上课的同学,都收到了克里斯蒂娜发送的电子邮件,讲的是课程作业的问题,以及不同的助教对此的处理方式

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They talked about on television.

他们也在电视上说过这话。

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And one of the things that you have, you have talked some on the ethic capitalism, I wonder, can you tell me, how do we develop a moral maturity?

你曾经说过，就是你在谈论道德资本主义的时候，你能不能告诉我，怎样才能培养道德成熟呢？

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And you could never imagine that he would be somebody that people would listen to on the radio, hour after hour, because that's how long he talked; or that when Stauffenberg tries to kill him in 1944 the Germans would pour out of the-- into the street to thank god for saving the Fuhrer.

你根本就无法想像人们会在,收音机上听他讲话,听好几个小时,因为他讲话就讲那么长时间,或者在1944年,史陶芬博格想要刺杀他的时候德国人会冲到,到大街上感谢上帝拯救他们的元首

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So don't come away thinking that whatever it is that we've talked about here in lecture is the last word on the subject.

所不要脱离的思考不论是什么,我们在课上所讨论的是这门课的关键。

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As time goes on, we've developed ever more complex machines to study people and we've talked about some of these already: EKG machines, so an example of an electrical device that can be used to monitor a very elaborate function deep inside your body, the beating of your heart and the rhythm of your heart.

如今,我们已经有功能更加复杂的设备,来研究人类,比如之前说到的心电图,我们使用电子装置,对身体内部机能进行精确地监控,具体到心电图就是心跳和心率

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We've talked about Mozart before and we're going to go on now to talk about Mozart's Requiem.

之前我们已经谈论过莫扎特了,我们现在还要继续,说说莫扎特的《安魂曲》

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But of course, as we know and thinking about familiar objects, we don't need to have every single piece of an object, of an identity stay the same to have the same feeling.So-- I think previously I talked about the steering wheel on my car.

但很明显的,根据我们的常识，我们不需要要求,所有的物体，都保持不变,从而得到同一个肉体-,我记得我之前讨论过,我的汽车的方向盘。

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