As your record shapes itself an awed wonder haunts you, and yet there is no more exciting an adventure than trying to be honest in this way.

你过去的事变成一种让你毛骨悚然恐怖的经历，没有什么比如实记录更激动人心的了,当你写完之后。

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And you think, "Oh, what are they gonna give me." "This is so exciting."

你心里在猜测他们到底给你准备了什么。“真让人激动不已。”

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The reason it is so exciting that it's a protein, and it's a protein, this is the structure here, it's a ribbon structure so you can kind of see what it looks like, it's made up of all natural amino acids.

它这么让人激动的原因是因为它是一个蛋白质，这里的这个结构，这是个带状机构，你可以看到它的样子，它全部是由氨基酸组成的。

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Moral judgment is an area that is tremendously exciting and there's a lot of recent research on this.

道德判断这个话题,非常有趣,这个领域最近有很多研究。

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And that makes it for me a very exciting time to study this because the problems aren't solved in the way that bridge building is largely a solved problem now.

对于我而言,这是一个非常激动人心的时代,因为一百年前桥梁建设中难以解决的问题,在今天都得到了解决

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So, so far what we've done is we've looked at this sort of classic, I admit not the most exciting game in the world, but classic application of Game Theory to imperfect competition.

到现在为止我们只学了经典案例,我承认这不是什么有趣的博弈,只是博弈论在不完全竞争市场的应用

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And it was exciting and interesting, and this device that had all this computational power that any person could afford or start to afford, that was just really interesting to me.

这让人兴奋又很有意思，这个设备有很强的计算能力,而且每个人都买得起或者将会买得起，这对我来说真得很有意思。

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and most importantly, deep resolution, so we can go below the cortex, where other methods like PET that have better spatial temporal resolutions can't and see what's going on in these deep circles of the brain and this is very exciting,for many people, many of the advances have occurred of the last 10 years, I'm just gonna talk about a few of them today.

而且最重要的是，深层解析度，这样我们就能深入皮质以下，而这些地方其他,拥有更好空间解析度的方法如PET所不能达到的,从而看到大脑深处发生的了什么事情,这让很多人觉得非常激动，大部分技术上的进步发生在过去10年，今天我会将其中几种。

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So that's going to be the end of the exam 1 material, and then we'll move on to exam 2 material, which is kind of exciting, because we've been talking about just individual atoms and ions up to this point, and now we can talk about molecules, so we're going to start talking about bonding.

到此为止就是第一次考试的内容，接下来我们会开始讲第二次考试的内容，这些内容令人有点兴奋，因为我们一直都只是在讨论单个的原子,和离子到目前为止，而现在我们可以讨论分子了，要开始讨论成键的问题了。

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It turns out that we are far from the first people, although it felt exciting, we did not discover this for the first time here today. In fact, J.J. Balmer, JJ Balmer who was a school teacher in the 1800s, was the first to describe these lines that could be seen from hydrogen.

实际上，它第一次被发现已经是在很早之前了，虽然我们觉得很激动，但我们,并不是第一次发现这个的，事实上，一个19世纪的老师,是第一个在氢原子中发现这些谱线的人。

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This is an exciting week in science in general because we got to hear another Nobel Prize every morning pretty much. So, let's settle down for a second and start listening.

这周在科学界是个激动人心的一周,因为我们每个早上,都能听到一个诺贝尔奖，让我们来听一听。

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All I'm doing here, nothing particularly exciting, I'm simply plugging this expression in for P and then I multiplied the whole thing out because it was all multiplied by q.

这些计算过程确实很枯燥,我只是把这个算式代入到P中,然后打开整理,因为每一项都乘以了q

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