Why do scientists think something could be hidden beyond the edge of our solar system?

为什么科学家认为某些东西可能隐藏在我们太阳系的边缘之外？

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Many people assume that our attitudes are internally consistent, that is, the way you think and feel about someone or something predicts your behavior towards them.

许多人认为我们的态度于内在是一致的，也就是说，你对某人或某事的想法和感受决定了你对他们的行为。

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We often think of drawing as something that takes inborn talent, but this kind of thinking stems from our misclassification of drawing as, primarily, an art form rather than a tool for learning.

我们经常认为绘画需要天赋，但这种想法源于我们的错误分类——绘画主要是一种艺术形式，而不是一种学习工具。

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But I think that we have put our own stamp on something very traditional and we can add our own personalities to it.

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Even what we think in our vulgar ways to be inanimate objects - even they seem to have within them something like a potency, a potency of life or an infusion of divine spirit.

即使是那些我们以通俗的眼光看来没有生命的物体,-即使是它们也有一种潜质，一种生命的潜质，似乎被注入了神灵。

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Otherwise, if you don't buy all the debt, you still have a problem because those debtors can go after you because they are-- they're not shareholders but they have rights and they could come in and say, we don't like what you're doing; we're going to sue you because we think that you're doing something contrary to our interest as debtors.

不然,如果你没接下全部债务,就不能安枕无忧,因为这些债务人会跟着你,他们不是股东,但他们有权利,他们会跳出来说,我们不喜欢你的做法,我们要起诉你,因为你的做法违背了我们债权人的利益

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Somehow, I think our forefathers had something greater in mind for us when they wrote the Constitution.

CNN: A father's murder, a plea on gun control

So I think it really means something that our State Department is putting out a message that runs counter to the First Amendment free speech right of an American, who's actual message I don't actually personally even have to agree with to make that point.

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We have to push our bodies to the limit, so it's worrying to think that some of us may have something wrong with our bodies that we don't know about.

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