TED演讲:听到的色彩(2)-英语课

时间：2019-01-18 作者：英语课 分类：TED演讲国际问题篇

英语课

I didn't have to think about the notes. 对这些调子已经不需多加思索。

And after some time, this perception 1 became a feeling. 再过一段时间，这种知觉就变成了一种感觉。
I started to have favorite colors, 我开始有了喜欢的颜色，
and I started to dream in colors. 我的梦里也开始有了色彩。
So, when I started to dream in color is when I felt that the software and my brain had united, 所以，当我有了彩色的梦时，我知道这个软件已经和我大脑合为一体了，
because in my dreams, it was my brain creating electronic sounds. It wasn't the software, 因为在梦里，是我的大脑在制造电子声音，而非这个软件，
so that's when I started to feel like a cyborg. 此时我觉得自己像个半机械人。
It's when I started to feel that the cybernetic device was no longer a device. 我开始意识到这个神经控制装置不再仅是一个电子装置。
It had become a part of my body, 它已经成为我身体的一部分，
an extension of my senses, 我知觉的一种延伸，
and after some time, it even became a part of my official image. 不久之后，它甚至成了我官方形象不可分割的一部分。
This is my passport from 2004. 这是我2004年的护照。
You're not allowed to appear on U.K. passports with electronic equipment, but I insisted to the passport office that what they were seeing, 在英国的护照相片上，你是不能戴任何电子装备的，但我坚持跟护照处的人说，你们看到的,
was actually a new part of my body, 其实是我身体新的一部分，
an extension of my brain, and they finally accepted me to appear with the passport photo. 是我大脑的延伸，最后他们同意了让我以这样的形象出现在护照上。
So, life has changed dramatically since I hear color, 所以自从我能听见颜色，我的生活发生了翻天覆地的变化
because color is almost everywhere, 因为颜色无处不在，
so the biggest change for example is going to an art gallery, I can listen to a Picasso, 最大的改变就是去艺术画廊，例如，我能听到毕加索了。
for example. So it's like I'm going to a concert hall, 这感觉就像去音乐厅，
because I can listen to the paintings. 因为我能到听到那些绘画作品。
And supermarkets, I find this is very shocking, 还有超市，这真心让我惊讶，
it's very, very attractive to walk along a supermarket. 在超市里漫步真的非常，非常吸引人。
It's like going to a nightclub. 就像去泡夜吧一样。
It's full of different melodies 2. Yeah. 耳边总响起不同的旋律。是这样的。
Especially the aisle 3 with cleaning products. 尤其是那条卖清洁用品的过道。
It's just fabulous 4. 真是太神奇了。
Also, the way I dress has changed. 而且，我穿着的方式也变了。
Before, I used to dress in a way that it looked good. 以前，我只穿看起来还行的。