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Somehow when you're unnamed you're not part of language; you're still connected to the mother. And he actually had a female name. Remember he's called Christine for a while.
不管什么原因你没有名字就是没成为语言的一部分;,你还是与妈妈紧紧联系，事实上他会得到,一个女性的名字，记住他曾经一段时间被叫做克里斯汀那。
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Right now, I like Neil Patrick Harris. I like... actually no. All time ever Chris Farley, even though he's no longer with us.
目前我喜欢尼尔•帕特里克•哈里斯。我还喜欢……事实上也不是了。我一直喜欢的是克里斯•法利，虽然他已经去世了。
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Milton's younger brother, Christopher, was already entering law school at this time, and it was clear, I guess, to everybody that John Milton, Jr. was not suited why that's the case.
弥尔顿的弟弟，克里斯多夫，在这时已经进入了法学院，我猜想，弥尔顿并不适合,我不清楚为什么）
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He did this jointly with the Chairman of the Economics Department here, Chris Udry and he has spent time in India looking at the village economies.
这是他和耶鲁经济学院院长,克里斯·尤迪合作完成的,他也曾在印度做过农村经济的研究
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So Christine, why don't you wait for the mike and point that out again.
请再把话筒递给克里斯汀,请你再说一下刚才的观点
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We'll sit on the dominant chord for eight beats and I will look over and everybody else will come back in at the end of Chris's solo."
主和弦占八拍,然后我会见机行事,在克里斯的独奏结束时大家回到主调
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You get people like Chris Martin from Coldplay, you know, such a, you know, massive band
比如说，有来自酷玩乐队的克里斯•马丁，那是一个非常大型的乐队，
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He's going to act in it. And my other roommate is named Christine Kwon.
他会参加演出。另外一个室友叫克里斯汀·权。
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Chris Hoy. He's a cyclist. He has massive legs.
克里斯•霍伊。他是个自行车运动员。他有强健的双腿。
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Chris? Ah, yeah, he lives in South Providence.
克里斯吗？好的。他住在南普罗维登斯。
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The existence of that play shows to all of us just how seriously Socrates was taken by the greatest of his contemporaries and Aristophanes was along with Sophocles and Euripides and others among the greatest of the Greek playwrights.
这剧本的存在让我们所有人了解到,当代大师有多看重苏格拉底,包括亚里斯多芬尼斯,还有索夫克里斯,尤里庇狄思等大家,及其它伟大的希腊剧作家。
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Can you tell us about Christopher Columbus?
你能跟我们讲讲克里斯多弗•哥伦布吗？
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A G. Christopher Berrera: you can stand up, if you're here.
?克里斯多夫?贝勒拉,如果在的话站起来一下
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So the flaw in the argument that Chris and Ryan had -- it isn't a bad argument, it's a good starting point but the flaw in the argument, the mistake in the argument was the first sentence in the argument.
所以克里斯和瑞恩的说法的漏洞在于,这并不是一个错误的说法,这是一个很好的出发点,但其中存在漏洞,其中的漏洞在于第一句话
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Chris.
克里斯
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So if you think people are going to play a particular way, in particular if you think people are going to choose the strategy of Ryan and Chris, and choose around 33, then 22 seems a great answer.
如果你认为大家会按这种方式推理的话,确切地说就是如果你认为大家会依照,瑞恩和克里斯的策略而选择33的话,22看起来是个不错的选择
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So Christine is correct in saying that once we delete the strategies 1 and 10 once we realize that those positions are not going to be chosen by our sophisticated candidates then we realize that probably choosing 2 isn't a good idea either.
克里斯汀说的很对,一旦我们剔除了策略1和10,一旦我们意识到,不会有人选择这些立场时,我们会发现,选立场2或9可能也不是个好主意了
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So what Christine is arguing is, even though it's the case that 2 is not a dominated strategy, if we do the process of iterative deletion of dominated strategies and we delete the dominated strategies, then maybe we should look again and see if it's dominated now.
克里斯汀说的是,即使选择立场2不是劣势策略,如果我们迭代剔除劣势策略,然后我们剔除掉了劣势策略,然后再来回头看看还有没有劣势策略了
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I thought similar to Chris actually and I also thought that if we got two-thirds and everyone was choosing numbers in between 1 and 100 ends up with 33, would be around the number.
实际上我的想法和克里斯的相近,我也在想我们得选平均数的2/3,每个人都在1到100中选择的话,最后结果可能是33,会接近于平均数的2/3
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Chris, you're on this list somewhere.
克里斯,你好像在这个名录里
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