TED演讲 第22期:说服 让利他精神成为你的准则(2)

Unfortunately, I heard the billionaire Steve Forbes, 不幸的是，我也曾听到亿万富翁史蒂夫?福布斯 on Fox News, saying exactly the same thing, but seriously. 在福克斯新闻这样说过， He was told about the rise of the ocean, 当

TED演讲 第23期:说服 让利他精神成为你的准则(3)

My friend, Daniel Batson, spent a whole life putting people in the lab in very complex situations. 我的朋友丹尼尔巴特森花了一生的时间研究人们在实验室中复杂环境下的表现。 And of course we are sometimes selfish, and s

TED演讲:说服 让利他精神成为你的准则(4)

They have not been trained. 他们没接受过训练。 So do you need 50,000 hours of meditation? No, you don't. 你需要五万小时的冥想吗？不，不需要的。 Four weeks, 20 minutes a day, of caring, mindfulness meditation already brings

TED演讲:论生物多样性(1)

I have all my life wondered what mind-boggling meant. 我整整一生都在想，mind-boggling（令人难以置信的）到底是指什么。 After two days here, I declare myself boggled, and enormously impressed, 在这里呆了两天，我承认，

TED演讲:论生物多样性(2)

In so doing, I reached a frontier of biology so strange, so rich, 通过这样的方式，我来到一个非常古怪却又非常丰富的生物学领域， that it seemed as though it exists on another planet. 简直就像降临到别的星球一样。

TED演讲 第21期:说服 让利他精神成为你的准则(1)

So we humans have an extraordinary potential for goodness, 人类为善的潜力没有尽头， but also an immense power to do harm. 但为恶的能力也不可小觑。 Any tool can be used to build or to destroy. 任何工具，在人类手里都可

TED演讲:为什么应该喜爱'恶心'的科学(1)

Did you know that one of the first fertility drugs was made from the pee of Catholic nuns, and that even the Pope got involved? 你知道世界上第一例催孕药是用天主教修女的尿合成的，甚至与大主教也有关系？ So, this is t

TED演讲:我们能够避免老化(5)

And it seems to me that the first question 我的看法是， is entirely a biology question, 第一个问题完全是生物学的问题， and it's extremely hard to answer. 这是非常难回答。 One has to be very speculative, 一个人必须非常

TED演讲:为什么应该喜爱'恶心'的科学(7)

There's another reason that talking to your doctor about your health and gross stuff is really, really important. 与医生谈论健康和恶心的东西有很重要的另外一个原因。 Doctors and the scientific community can only address issues

TED演讲:为什么应该喜爱'恶心'的科学(6)

And the comment section for that video became sort of like a self-help section, 并且那个视频的评论区变得有点像一个励志互助区， where people could talk about their tonsil stone experiences and, like, tips and tricks for getting

TED演讲:为什么应该喜爱'恶心'的科学(4)

And while I don't have any concrete data to back up this next idea, 虽然目前我没有具体的数据来支持我的下一个想法， I think that for a lot of us, it happens around the time we hit puberty. 但我认为对大多数人来说，当我

TED演讲:为什么应该喜爱'恶心'的科学(3)

So at a certain point, when kids get a little bit older, 到了某个阶段，当孩子们逐渐长大， there's this way that engaging with gross stuff isn't just about curiosity, 这样对待恶心事物的方法，已不只与好奇心有关， i

TED演讲:为什么应该喜爱'恶心'的科学(2)

And after a year and a half of making my show, I can tell you that very often when we explore the gross side of life, 从我制作节目以来的一年半中，我可以告诉各位，当我们探索生命中恶心的部分时， we find insights tha

TED演讲:为什么应该喜爱'恶心'的科学(5)

But truthfully, we all spend sort of a big part of our lives just trying not to be gross. 但事实上，我们一生中都花费了很长时间试着摆脱恶心的感觉。 When you really think about it, we're sort of just like bags of fluids and

TED演讲:性格的迷思--你究竟是谁(8)

Now, as an introvert, I might gently allude to certain assholic qualities in this man's behavior, 作为一名内向者，我也许会委婉地暗示这个人的行为确实比较混蛋， but I'm not going to lunge for the a-word. 但我不会直接使

TED演讲 第1期:抑郁的狗 强迫症的猫(1)

Oliver was an extremely dashing, handsome, charming and largely unstable male that I completely lost my heart to. 奥利弗是个劲头十足，帅气、迷人而且非常不稳定的男性, 我完全倾心于他。 He was a Bernese mountain dog, and

TED演讲 第2期:抑郁的狗 强迫症的猫(2)

It also turns out that thinking about mental illness in other animals isn't actually that much of a stretch. 同时更没有费心思索过其他动物的精神疾病。。 Most mental disorders in the United States are fear and anxiety disorders,and

TED演讲 第3期:抑郁的狗 强迫症的猫(3)

She actually has a Harvard psychiatrist,and she's been treated for a mood disorder among other things. 她有一个来自哈弗的精神医师帮她治疗她的情绪病和其他问题。 Many animals develop mood disorders. Lots of creatures a this

TED演讲 第4期:抑郁的狗 强迫症的猫(4)

Another story of trauma and recovery that I came across was actually a few years ago. 我遇到的另一个从创伤恢复的故事是几年前。 I was in Thailand to do some research. 我在泰国做一些研究。 I met a monkey named Bonus, and w

TED演讲 第5期:抑郁的狗 强迫症的猫(5)

And there's actually an entire industry that is in some ways based on anthropomorphizing well,and that is the psychopharmaceutical industry. 其实有一整个行业。基于贴切的拟人化那就是精神药物的行业。 One in five Americans is