After billions of years of monotony, the universe is waking up | David Deutsch

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Prevodilac: Vladimir Milosevic Lektor: Ivana Korom
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I'm thrilled to be talking to you by this high-tech method.
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Radujem se što vam se obraćam ovom visokotehnološkom metodom.
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Of all humans who have ever lived,
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Od svih ljudi koji su ikada živeli,
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the overwhelming majority would have found what we are doing here
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ogromnoj većini bi ovo što radimo ovde
00:24
incomprehensible, unbelievable.
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bilo nezamislivo, neverovatno.
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Because, for thousands of centuries,
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Jer, hiljadama vekova,
00:30
in the dark time before the scientific revolution
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tokom mračnih vremena pre naučne revolucije
00:33
and the Enlightenment,
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i prosvetiteljstva,
00:35
people had low expectations.
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ljudi su imali niska očekivanja.
00:38
For their lives, for their descendants' lives.
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Za svoje živote, za živote svojih potomaka.
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Typically, they expected
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Tipično, očekivali su
00:43
nothing significantly new or better to be achieved, ever.
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da ništa značajno novo ili bolje ne bude postignuto, ikada.
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This pessimism famously appears in the Bible,
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Ovaj pesimizam se poznato pojavljuje u Bibliji,
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in one of the few biblical passages with a named author.
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u jednom od malog broja biblijskih tekstova sa imenovanim autorom.
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He's called Qohelet, he's an enigmatic chap.
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On je nazivan Propovednikom (hebr. Kohelet), i bio je zagonetni momak.
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He wrote, "What has been is what will be,
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Pisao je: "Što je bilo to će i biti,
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and what has been done is what will be done;
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što se činilo to će se i činiti,
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there is nothing new under the sun.
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i nema ništa novo pod suncem.
01:14
Is there something of which it is said, 'Look, this is new.'
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Ima li što za što bi ko rekao: Vidi, to je novo?
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No, that thing was already done in the ages that came before us."
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Ne, već je bilo za vijekova koji su bili prije nas."
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Qohelet was describing a world without novelty.
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Propovednik je opisivao svet bez noviteta.
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By novelty I mean something new in Qohelet's sense,
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Pod novitetima mislim na nešto novo u Propovednikovom smislu,
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not merely something that's changed,
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ne prosto na nešto što se promenilo,
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but a significant change with lasting effects,
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nego na značajnu promenu, sa trajnim efektima,
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where people really would say,
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gde bi ljudi zaista rekli,
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"Look, this is new,"
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"Vidi, ovo je novo,"
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and, preferably, "good."
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i, poželjno bi bilo, "dobro."
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So, purely random changes aren't novelty.
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Dakle, čisto nasumične promene nisu noviteti.
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OK, Heraclitus did say a man can't step in the same river twice,
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Dobro, Heraklit jeste rekao da čovek ne može kročiti u istu reku dva puta,
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because it's not the same river, he's not the same man.
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jer to nije ista reka, i on nije isti čovek.
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But if the river is changing randomly,
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Ali ako se reka menja nasumice,
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it really is the same river.
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ona u suštini jeste ista reka.
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In contrast,
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Nasuprot tome,
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if an idea in a mind spreads to other minds,
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ako se ideja u jednom umu proširi na druge umove,
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and changes lives for generations,
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i promeni živote generacijama unapred,
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that is novelty.
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to jeste novitet.
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Human life without novelty
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Ljudski život bez noviteta
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is life without creativity, without progress.
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je život bez kreativnosti, bez napretka.
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It's a static society, a zero-sum game.
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To je statično društvo, igra nulte sume.
02:28
That was the living hell in which Qohelet lived.
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To je bio životni pakao u kome je Propovednik živeo.
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Like everyone, until a few centuries ago.
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Kao i svi drugi, do pre nekoliko vekova.
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It was hell, because for humans,
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Bio je pakao, jer za ljude,
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suffering is intimately related to staticity.
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patnja je tesno povezana sa statičnošću.
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Because staticity isn't just frustrating.
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Jer statičnost nije samo frustrirajuća.
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All sources of suffering --
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Svi izvori patnje -
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famine, pandemics, incoming asteroids,
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glad, pandemije, nadolazeći asteroidi,
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and things like war and slavery,
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i stvari kao rat i ropstvo,
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hurt people only until we have created the knowledge to prevent them.
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pogađali su ljude samo dok nismo stvorili znanje da ih sprečimo.
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There's a story in Somerset Maugham's novel "Of Human Bondage"
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Postoji priča u noveli Somerseta Moma "O ljudskom robovanju"
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about an ancient sage
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o prastarom mudracu
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who summarizes the entire history of mankind as,
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koji rezimira čitavu istoriju čovečanstva kao,
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"He was born,
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"Rođen je,
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he suffered and he died."
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patio je, i umro je."
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And it goes on:
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I nastavlja se:
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"Life was insignificant and death without consequence."
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"Život je bio beznačajan, a smrt bez posledica."
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And indeed, the overwhelming majority of humans who have ever lived
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I zaista, ogromna većina ljudi koji su ikada živeli
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had lives of suffering and grueling labor,
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imala je živote patnje i napornog rada,
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before dying young and in agony.
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pre nego što su umrli mladi i u agoniji.
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And yes, in most generations
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I da, u većini generacija
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nothing had any novel consequence for subsequent generations.
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ništa nije dalo nikakve nove posledice za naredne generacije.
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Nevertheless, when ancient people tried to explain their condition,
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Ipak, kada su drevni ljudi pokušavali da objasne svoje okolnosti,
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they typically did so in grandiose cosmic terms.
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tipično su to radili u grandioznim kosmičkim metaforama.
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Which was the right thing to do, as it turns out.
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Što je bila ispravna stvar, kako se ispostavlja.
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Even though their actual explanations, their myths,
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Iako su njihova konkretna objašnjenja, njihovi mitovi,
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were largely false.
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bili najvećim delom pogrešni.
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Some tried to explain
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Neki su pokušali da objasne
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the grimness and monotony of their world
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tmurnost i monotoniju svoga sveta
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in terms of an endless cosmic war between good and evil,
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u smislu beskonačnog kosmičkog rata između dobra i zla
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in which humans were the battleground.
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u kome su ljudi bili bojno polje.
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Which neatly explained why their own experience was full of suffering,
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Što je zgodno objasnilo zašto je njihovo lično iskustvo bilo puno patnje
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and why progress never happened.
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i zašto se napredak nikad nije događao.
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But it wasn't true.
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Ali to nije bila istina.
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Amazingly enough,
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Začuđujuće,
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all their conflict and suffering
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svi njihovi sukobi i patnje
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were just due to the way they processed ideas.
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bili su samo zbog načina kako su procesirali ideje.
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Being satisfied with dogma, and just-so stories,
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Jer su se zadovoljavali dogmama, i "eto tako" pričama,
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rather than criticizing them
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umesto da ih kritikuju
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and trying to guess better explanations of the world and of their own condition.
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i pokušaju da nagađaju bolja objašjenja sveta i svojih sopstvenih okolnosti.
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Twentieth-century physics did create better explanations,
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Fizika dvadesetog veka jeste stvorila bolja objašnjenja,
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but still in terms of a cosmic war.
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ali i dalje u metaforama kosmičkog rata.
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This time, the combatants were order and chaos, or entropy.
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Ovoga puta, borci su bili red i haos, ili entropija.
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That story does allow for hope for the future.
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Ta priča, istina, dozvoljava nadu za budućnost.
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But in another way,
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Ali na drugi način je
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it's even bleaker than the ancient myths,
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čak i sumornija nego drevni mitovi,
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because the villain, entropy,
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jer zlikovac, entropija,
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is preordained to have the final victory,
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je predodređena da odnese konačnu pobedu,
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when the inexorable laws of thermodynamics shut down all novelty
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kada neumoljivi zakoni termodinamike uguše svaku inovaciju
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with the so-called heat death of the universe.
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takozvanom toplotnom smrću svemira.
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Currently, there's a story of a local battle in that war,
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Trenutno, postoji priča o lokalnoj bitki u tom ratu,
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between sustainability, which is order,
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između održivosti, koja je red,
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and wastefulness, which is chaos --
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i rasipništva, koje je haos -
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that's the contemporary take on good and evil,
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to je savremena verzija dobra i zla,
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often with the added twist that humans are the evil,
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često sa peripetijom da sami ljudi jesu zlo,
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so we shouldn't even try to win.
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pa ne bi trebalo čak ni da pokušamo da pobedimo.
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And recently,
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A u poslednje vreme,
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there have been tales of another cosmic war,
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bilo je priča o još jednom kosmičkom ratu,
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between gravity, which collapses the universe,
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između gravitacije, koja urušava svemir,
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and dark energy, which finally shreds it.
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i tamne energije, koja ga na kraju raspline.
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So this time,
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Tako da ovoga puta,
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whichever of those cosmic forces wins,
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koja god od ovih kosmičkih sila pobedi,
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we lose.
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mi gubimo.
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All those pessimistic accounts of the human condition
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Sva ova pesimistična tumačenja ljudskih okolnosti
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contain some truth,
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sadrže nešto istine,
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but as prophecies,
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ali kao proročanstva,
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they're all misleading, and all for the same reason.
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sva vode u zabludu, i sva iz istog razloga.
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None of them portrays humans as what we really are.
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Nijedno od njih ne predstavlja ljude onim što zaista jesmo.
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As Jacob Bronowski said,
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Kao što je Džejkob Bronovski rekao,
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"Man is not a figure in the landscape --
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"Čovek nije figura u predelu -
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he is the shaper of the landscape."
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on je onaj koji oblikuje predeo."
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In other words,
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Drugim rečima,
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humans are not playthings of cosmic forces,
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ljudi nisu igračke kosmičkih sila,
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we are users of cosmic forces.
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mi smo korisnici kosmičkih sila.
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I'll say more about that in a moment,
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Reći ću više o tome za trenutak,
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but first, what sorts of thing create novelty?
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ali prvo, kakve to stvari stvaraju novitete?
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Well, the beginning of the universe surely did.
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Pa, početak univerzuma sigurno jeste stvorio novitete.
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The big bang, nearly 14 billion years ago,
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Veliki prasak, pre blizu 14 milijardi godina,
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created space, time and energy,
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stvorio je prostor, vreme i energiju.
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everything physical.
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sve što je fizičko.
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And then, immediately,
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A zatim, odmah,
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what I call the first era of novelty,
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ono što ja zovem prvom erom noviteta,
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with the first atom, the first star,
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sa prvim atomom, prvom zvezdom,
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the first black hole,
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prvom crnom rupom,
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the first galaxy.
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prvom galaksijom.
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But then, at some point,
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Ali onda, u nekom momentu,
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novelty vanished from the universe.
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noviteti su nestali iz kosmosa.
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Perhaps from as early as 12 or 13 billion years ago,
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Možda već od pre 12 ili 13 milijardi godina,
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right up to the present day,
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ravno sve do današnjeg dana,
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there's never been any new kind of astronomical object.
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više nikada nije bilo nikakve nove vrste astronomskog objekta.
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There's only been what I call the great monotony.
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Bilo je samo ono što ja zovem velika monotonija.
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So, Qohelet was accidentally even more right
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Dakle, Propovednik je slučajno bio još više u pravu
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about the universe beyond the Sun
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o kosmosu iza Sunca
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than he was about under the Sun.
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nego što je bio o ispod Sunca.
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So long as the great monotony lasts,
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Dokle god velika monotonija traje,
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what has been out there
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šta je bilo tamo negde
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really is what will be.
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je zaista šta će i biti.
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And there is nothing out there
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I nema ničega tamo negde
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of which it can truly be said, "Look, this is new."
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o čemu se stvarno može reći, "Vidi, ovo je novo."
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Nevertheless,
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Ipak,
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at some point during the great monotony,
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u nekom momentu velike monotonije,
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there was an event -- inconsequential at the time,
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bio je događaj - nebitan u tom trenutku,
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and even billions of years later,
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pa čak i milijardama godina kasnije,
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it had affected nothing beyond its home planet --
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nije delovao ni na šta izvan svoje planete -
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yet eventually, it could cause cosmically momentous novelty.
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ali bi na kraju mogao biti u stanju da uzrokuje kosmički monumentalne novitete.
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That event was the origin of life:
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Taj događaj je nastanak života:
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creating the first genetic knowledge,
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stvaranje prvog genetskog znanja,
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coding for biological adaptations,
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kodiranje za biološke adaptacije,
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coding for novelty.
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kodiranje za novitete.
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On Earth, it utterly transformed the surface.
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Na Zemlji, potpuno je transformisao površinu.
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Genes in the DNA of single-celled organisms
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Geni u DNK jednoćelijskih organizama
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put oxygen in the air,
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stavili su kiseonik u vazduh,
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extracted CO2,
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uklonili su CO2,
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put chalk and iron ore into the ground,
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stavili su kredu i rudu gvožđa u tlo,
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hardly a cubic inch of the surface to some depth has remained unaffected
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teško da ima kubni centimetar površine sve do neke dubine da je ostao neizmenjen
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by those genes.
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od tih gena.
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The Earth became, if not a novel place on the cosmic scale,
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Zemlja je postala, ako ne novo i jedinstveno mesto u kosmičkom rangu,
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certainly a weird one.
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onda svakako čudno mesto.
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Just as an example, beyond Earth,
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Samo kao primer, izvan Zemlje,
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only a few hundred different chemical substances have been detected.
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detektovano je samo nekoliko stotina različitih hemijskih supstanci.
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Presumably, there are some more in lifeless locations,
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Pretpostavimo da ima i nešto više na beživotnim mestima,
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but on Earth,
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ali na Zemlji,
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evolution created billions of different chemicals.
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evolucija je stvorila milijarde različitih hemikalija.
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And then the first plants, animals,
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A zatim prve biljke, životinje,
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and then, in some ancestor species of ours,
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a zatim, u nekoj nama predačkoj vrsti,
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explanatory knowledge.
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objašnjavajuće znanje.
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For the first time in the universe, for all we know.
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Po prvi put u kosmosu, koliko nam je poznato.
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Explanatory knowledge is the defining adaptation of our species.
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Objašnjavajuće znanje je adaptacija naše vrste koja nas definiše.
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It differs from the nonexplanatory knowledge
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Ono se razlikuje od neobjašnjavajućeg znanja
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in DNA, for instance,
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u DNK, na primer,
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by being universal.
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po tome što je univerzalno.
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That is to say, whatever can be understood,
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To znači, šta god je moguće razumeti,
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can be understood through explanatory knowledge.
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može se razumeti kroz objašnjavajuće znanje.
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And more, any physical process
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I više, bilo koji fizički proces
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can be controlled by such knowledge,
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može se kontrolisati takvim znanjem,
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limited only by the laws of physics.
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ograničeno samo zakonima fizike.
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And so, explanatory knowledge, too,
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I tako, objašnjavajuće znanje, takođe,
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has begun to transform the Earth's surface.
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je počelo da transformiše površinu Zemlje.
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And soon, the Earth will become the only known object in the universe
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I uskoro, Zemlja će postati jedini poznati objekat u kosmosu
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that turns aside incoming asteroids instead of attracting them.
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koji odvraća nadolazeće asteroide umesto da ih privlači.
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Qohelet was understandably misled
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Propovednik je bio razumljivo doveden u zabludu
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by the painful slowness of progress in his day.
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bolnom sporošću napretka u njegovo doba.
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Novelty in human life was still too rare, too gradual,
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Noviteti u ljudskom životu su bili previše retiki, previše postepeni,
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to be noticed in one generation.
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da bi se primetili tokom jedne generacije.
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And in the biosphere,
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A u biosferi,
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the evolution of novel species was even slower.
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evolucija novitetnih vrsta je bila još sporija.
10:57
But both things were happening.
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Ali obe stvari su se događale.
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Now, why is there a great monotony in the universe at large,
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Dakle, zašto postoji velika monotonija u kosmosu kao celini,
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and what makes our planet buck that trend?
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i šta to čini da naša planeta preokreće taj trend?
11:10
Well, the universe at large is relatively simple.
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Pa, kosmos kao celina je relativno jednostavan.
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Stars are so simple
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Zvezde su toliko jednostavne,
11:18
that we can predict their behavior billions of years into the future,
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da možemo predvideti njihovo ponašanje milijardama godina u budućnost,
11:21
and retrodict how they formed billions of years ago.
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i sagledati unatrag kako su nastale pre milijardi godina.
11:26
So why is the universe simple?
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Dakle zašto je kosmos jednostavan?
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Basically, it's because big, massive, powerful things
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U osnovi, zato što velike, masivne, moćne stvari
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strongly affect lesser things, and not vice versa.
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snažno deluju na manje stvari, a ne obrnuto.
11:39
I call that the hierarchy rule.
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Ja to nazivam pravilom hijerarhije.
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For example, when a comet hits the Sun,
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Na primer, kada kometa pogodi Sunce,
11:45
the Sun carries on just as before,
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Sunce nastavlja isto kao ranije,
11:47
but the comet is vaporized.
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ali je kometa isparena.
11:50
For the same reason,
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Iz istog razloga,
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big things are not much affected by small parts of themselves,
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velike stvari nisu pod velikim uticajem sopstvenih malih delova,
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i.e., by details.
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t.j. pod uticajem detalja.
12:01
Which means that their overall behavior
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Što znači da je njihovo sveukupno ponašanje
12:04
is simple.
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jednostavno.
12:06
And since nothing very new can happen to things
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I pošto ništa veoma novo ne može da se dogodi stvarima
12:09
that remain simple,
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koje ostaju jednostavne,
12:11
the hierarchy rule, by causing large-scale simplicity,
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pravilo hijerarhije, uzrokujući jednostavnost u velikim razmerama,
12:16
has caused the great monotony.
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je uzrokovalo veliku monotoniju.
12:20
But, the saving grace is
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Ali, spasonosni izlaz je
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the hierarchy rule is not a law of nature.
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da pravilo hijerarhije nije zakon prirode.
12:27
It just happens to have held so far in the universe,
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Samo se desilo da se ono održalo do sada u kosmosu,
12:30
except here.
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osim ovde.
12:32
In our biosphere, molecule-sized objects, genes,
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U našoj biosferi, objekti veličine molekula, geni,
12:37
control vastly disproportionate resources.
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kontrolišu nesrazmerno ogromne resurse.
12:40
The first genes for photosynthesis,
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Prvi geni za fotosintezu,
12:43
by causing their own proliferation,
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uzrokovanjem sopstvenog širenja,
12:46
and then transforming the surface of the planet,
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a zatim transformisanjem površine planete,
12:49
have violated or reversed the hierarchy rule
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prekršili su i preokrenuli pravilo hijerarhije
12:54
by the mind-blowing factor of 10 to the power 40.
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sa neverovatnim faktorom od 10 na 40-i.
12:59
Explanatory knowledge is potentially far more powerful
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Objašnjavajuće znanje je potencijalno daleko moćnije
13:03
because of universality,
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zbog univerzalnosti,
13:05
and more rapidly created.
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i brže se stvara.
13:08
When human knowledge has achieved a factor 10 to the 40,
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Kada ljudsko znanje dostigne faktor od 10 na 40-i.
13:12
it will pretty much control the entire galaxy,
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ono će otprilike kontrolisati čitavu galaksiju,
13:15
and will be looking beyond.
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i gledaće dalje iza.
13:17
So humans,
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Dakle ljudi,
13:20
and any other explanation creators who may exist out there,
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i bilo koji drugi kreatori objašnjenja koji možda negde postoje,
13:24
are the ultimate agents of novelty for the universe.
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su vrhovni izvršioci inovacija za kosmos.
13:30
We are the reason and the means
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Mi smo razlog i sredstvo
13:33
by which novelty and creativity, knowledge, progress,
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pomoću kojeg noviteti i kreativnost, znanje, napredak,
13:39
can have objective, large-scale physical effects.
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mogu imati objektivne, krupne fizičke efekte.
13:45
From the human perspective,
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Iz ljudske perspektive,
13:48
the only alternative to that living hell of static societies
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jedina alternativa životnom paklu statičnih društava
13:52
is continual creation of new ideas,
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je kontinualno stvaranje novih ideja,
13:57
behaviors, new kinds of objects.
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ponašanja, novih vrsta objekata.
14:00
This robot will soon be obsolete,
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Ovaj robot će uskoro biti zastareo,
14:02
because of new explanatory knowledge, progress.
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zbog novog objašnjavajućeg znanja, napretka.
14:08
But from the cosmic perspective,
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Ali iz kosmičke perspektive,
14:11
explanatory knowledge is the nemesis of the hierarchy rule.
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objašnjavajuće znanje je pogubitelj pravila hijerarhije.
14:16
It's the destroyer of the great monotony.
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Ono je uništitelj velike monotonije.
14:20
So it's the creator of the next cosmological era,
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Dakle ono je stvaralac naredne kosmološke ere,
14:25
the Anthropocene.
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Antropocena.
14:27
If one can speak of a cosmic war,
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Ako se može govoriti o kosmičkom ratu,
14:31
it's not the one portrayed in those pessimistic stories.
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to nije taj koji je prikazan u onim pesimističnim pričama.
14:34
It's a war between monotony and novelty,
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To je rat između monotonije i noviteta,
14:39
between stasis and creativity.
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između zastoja i kreativnosti.
14:43
And in this war,
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I u ovom ratu,
14:45
our side is not destined to lose.
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našoj strani nije suđeno da izgubi.
14:50
If we choose to apply our unique capacity to create explanatory knowledge,
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Ako odlučimo da koristimo našu jedinstvenu sposobnost
stvaranja objašnjavajućeg znanja,
14:57
we could win.
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mogli bismo da pobedimo.
15:00
Thanks.
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Hvala.
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(Applause)
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(Aplauz)
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