So more adults were frightened of young people's access to the Internet than young people's access to the weaponry.

因此更多的成年人对,年轻人上网感到恐慌,甚于对年轻人能够接触枪支所感到的恐慌。

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And this panic attack screws worse and worse until he saw a therapist who ended up describing in medication.

恐慌症造成的压力越来越大,直到他去见了心理医生,进行了药物治疗，恐慌症才得以治愈。

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What would happen is there would be a panic; " people would say they're not paying on the notes.

这会导致恐慌的发生；,人们会说：“银行没有兑现纸币。

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So India being a stud-in formulation have been operating in Afghnastan to make the Parkistanians more worried.

所以印度在阿富汗的行动,让巴基斯坦更加恐慌。

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You know why focus on digital media were because in the wake of Columbine then we entered into a called period of moral panic, the moral panic is when you stop asking questions and start assuming you know the answers.

把关注点放在电子媒体的原因,是在科罗拉多可伦拜高中枪杀案之后,我们进入了一个叫做“道德恐慌“的时期，道德恐慌就是你不再质问,而是开始臆想你已经知道所有的答案。

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not the panic zone,where it hurts-- the stretch zone, where there is excitement,where there's some nervousness.

不是会让人受伤的恐慌地带，而是延伸地带，其中有兴奋，还有点紧张。

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But it's all different degrees of terrible, if you will, because so many people in the population share that biological vulnerability and when the environment changes, we have the problems.

只要愿意,这造成的恐慌程度是不同的,因为在人群中有很多这样的群体,他们都有这种生物易损性,当环境发生变化时,就会出现问题

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Much more on that 1857 panic, as they were called then, a little later in the course, because it's absolutely pertinent to what happened in the great political debates of the late 1850s.

更多的是1857年恐慌,正如他们所说的,稍后会讲到,因为这非常贴切,19世纪50年代晚期发生的著名政治争论

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And to try to explain why it was that absolute rule came to europe at the time it did, one has to not only look at the particular structures of states, but one has to look at the overview and the sheer horror of it all.

要解释为什么绝对主义在这个时候遍行于欧洲,我们不仅要着眼于各国特有的社会结构,还要纵观全局,了解当时社会上的恐慌

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The problem with this is while he's stuck in there he has this screaming, horrific panic attack and then it makes his fear much worse.

这里的问题是，当他被困在这里时,他会患上令其尖叫与恐惧的恐慌症,这只会让他的恐惧感更加强烈。

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And by making them go away you don't get to the root of your problem.

虽然恐慌症的症状得以消除,但你却无法找到问题的根源。

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So, if you have panic attacks, say, it's true that drugs might make the panic attacks go away, but the panic attacks are actually not your real problem.

比如说，如果你患上了恐慌症，或许药物确实能够治疗恐慌症的症状，但是恐慌症的症状却并不是你真正的问题。

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Hysteria includes phenomena like hysterical blindness and hysterical deafness, which is when you cannot see and cannot hear paralysis, trembling, panic attacks, gaps of memory including amnesia and so on.

癔症的临床表现包括,癔症性失明和癔症性失聪，它们是指你在并无器质性损伤的情况下,此外还有瘫痪，震颤，恐慌症，健忘症之类的记忆缺失等等。

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The government was panicked because the banks didn't have enough money to give it to them, so the government shut down the bank accounts and it led to rioting in the streets.

这令政府感到恐慌,因为银行没有足够的资金支付给提款者,所以政府冻结了银行账户,这导致了街头暴乱

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In particular as panic attacks, when he seized-- His first panic attack originated when he walked to a swimming pool and he saw a family of ducks flied away, and he got his panic attack.

尤其是在恐慌症发作的时候-,他的首次恐慌症来自于这样一件事,他来到泳池边,看到鸭群飞离游泳池，他就这样患上了恐慌症。

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Yes, we're more attracted to people who are competent than people who we think are incompetent but people who are super competent, people who seem competent on all dimensions, they're kind of threatening to us.

是的，我们更喜欢有能力的人,而非没能力的人,但是那些能力超群的人，那种全能型的人，又我们感到恐慌。

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