Brenda Romero: Gaming for understanding

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Translator: Joseph Geni Reviewer: Morton Bast
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翻译人员: Wei Wu 校对人员: Cheng Sha
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When we think of games, there's all kinds of things.
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当我们提起游戏时,脑海中会浮现很多回忆。
或许你被某个游戏折磨得够呛,或许你正在期待着
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Maybe you're ticked off, or maybe, you're looking forward to a new game.
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一款新游戏,或许你为了玩游戏而熬夜。
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You've been up too late playing a game.
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所有这些都发生在我身上。
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All these things happen to me.
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但是大部分时候,当我们想到“游戏”
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But when we think about games,
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通常想到的是: 第一人称射击游戏,或者大型的
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a lot of times we think about stuff like this:
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我们称之为3A级的游戏,
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first-person shooters, or the big, what we would call AAA games,
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或者,你喜欢玩Facebook里的小游戏。
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or maybe you're a Facebook game player.
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这是我跟搭档一起设计的一款游戏。
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This is one my partner and I worked on.
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如果你玩Facebook游戏,这就是我们
现在正在设计的游戏。这是一种小型的游戏。
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Maybe you play Facebook games, and that's what we're making right now.
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或许你想到的是那些极为无聊的棋盘游戏
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This is a lighter form of game.
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Maybe you think about the tragically boring board games
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那些我们在感恩节时不得不玩的游戏。
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that hold us hostage in Thanksgiving situations.
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这个游戏就是那些你能想到的非常无聊的
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This would be one of the tragically boring board games that you can figure out.
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棋盘游戏之一。
又或许你在客厅里,
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Or maybe you're in your living room,
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与孩子们一起玩Wii或者类似的游戏。
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playing with the Wii with the kids,
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and there's this whole range of games, and that's very much what I think about.
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另外,还有各种各样的游戏,
这差不多就是我所能想到的游戏种类。
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I make my living from games, I've been lucky enough to do this
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我以设计游戏为生。我很幸运
能够15岁就从事这行,另一方面这也意味着
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since I was 15, which also qualifies as I've never really had a real job.
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我从没有过一份真正的工作。
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But we think about games as fun, and that's completely reasonable,
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人们认为游戏是有趣的,这是完全合理的,
但让我们从另一个角度来想一想。
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but let's just think about this.
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So this one here, this is the 1980 Olympics.
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请看这张照片,这是1980年的奥运会(美苏曲棍球比赛)。
我不清楚你们当时在什么地方,当时我在
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Now I don't know where you guys were,
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but I was in my living room.
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我家的客厅里。这场比赛实际上是一次意识形态的对抗。
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It was practically a religious event.
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照片上就是美国队击败苏联队的瞬间,
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And this is when the Americans beat the Russians,
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and this was -- yes, it was technically a game.
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这是——是的,从技术上讲仍是一种游戏。
曲棍球是一种游戏。但说真的,这场比赛算是“游戏”吗?
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Hockey is a game.
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01:19
But really, was this a game?
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我的意思是,有人因此哭泣。我从没见过我母亲在玩完
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I mean, people cried.
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I've never seen my mother cry like that at the end of Monopoly.
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《大富翁》之后会哭成那样。
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(Laughter)
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And so this was an amazing experience.
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所以这只是一次“绝妙的体验”。
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Or, if anybody here is from Boston --
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或者,如果这里有谁是从波士顿来的
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So when the Boston Red Sox won the World Series
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当波士顿红袜队再次赢得世界冠军,
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after I believe, 351 years --
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我想,距上次夺冠应该有351年了,
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(Laughter)
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when they won the World Series, it was amazing.
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当他们赢得了世界冠军,这真令人惊叹。
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I happened to be living in Springfield at the time,
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当时我刚好住在斯普林菲尔德(Springfield,和波士顿一个州)
最精彩的部分是——
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and the best part of it was,
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you would close the women's door in the bathroom,
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如果你到女厕所,关上门
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and I remember seeing "Go Sox," and I thought, really?
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我记得看到门上写着"加油,红袜队",我当时想,不是吧?
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Or the houses, you'd come out, because every game,
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另外大家都会从屋子里跑出来,因为每一场比赛,
嗯,我记得几乎每一场比赛都会进入加时赛,对吗?
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well, I think almost every game, went into overtime, right?
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So we'd be outside, and all the other lights are on in the whole block.
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所以我们会到户外,周围所有的灯都亮着
整个街区都亮着,而孩子们逃课变得比较普遍
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And kids -- the attendance was down in school,
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他们都不怎么去上学了。
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kids weren't going to school, but it's OK, it's the Red Sox, right?
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但这没什么,因为是红袜队,对吧?
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I mean, there's education, and then there's the Red Sox,
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我的意思是,一方面是上学,然后一方面是红袜队,
我们知道它们孰轻孰重。
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and we know where they're stacked.
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So this was an amazing experience,
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所以这是一种“绝妙的体验”,而且再一次——是的,
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and again, yes, it was a game, but they didn't write newspaper articles,
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这是一场游戏,但他们没在报纸上写文章,
因为人们不会说——你知道,真的,“我现在感觉快死了
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people didn't say, "You know, really, I can die now, because the Red Sox won."
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因为红袜队赢了比赛。” 其实很多人那样说了。
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And many people did.
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所以“游戏”对我们而言有更多的意义。
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So games, it means something more to us.
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It absolutely means something more.
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它绝对拥有更多的意义。
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So now, this is an abrupt transition here.
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现在切换一下话题
有三年时间,我有了真正的工作(在某种程度上算)
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There was three years where I actually did have a real job, sort of.
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我担任了一个学院部门的主管
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I was the head of a college department teaching games,
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负责教游戏,算是某种意义上的真正的工作,
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so, again, it was sort of a real job,
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and now I got to talk about making them as opposed to making them.
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而现在我只是谈一谈做游戏而不是真正的去做出来。
有一次我参加了一个宴会。当你是一个部门头头的时候,
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Part of the job of it, when you're a chair of a department,
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你的工作之一就是“吃”,这项工作我完成的很好。
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is to eat, and I did that very well --
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某次宴会上我认识了这这个人,叫齐格·杰克逊。
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and so I'm out at a dinner with this guy called Zig Jackson.
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So this is Zig in this photograph, this is also one of Zig's photographs.
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这张照片里的人就是齐格,他自己的摄影作品。
他是一名摄影师。
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He's a photographer.
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他在全国各地跑来跑去,为自己拍照,
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And he goes all around the country taking pictures of himself,
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在这张照片里你可以看到他的
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and you can see here he's got Zig's Indian Reservation.
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“印第安人保留地”系列照片。再来看这一张,
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And this particular shot --
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this is one of the more traditional shots.
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这是较传统的照片之一。这是一位祈雨舞者。
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This is a rain dancer.
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And this is one of my favorite shots here.
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这也是我最喜爱的照片之一。
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So you can look at this, and maybe you've even seen things like this.
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接下来我们来看这张照片,也许你曾经看到过
类似的东西。这是一种文化的表达,对吗?
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This is an expression of culture, right?
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And this is actually from his Degradation series.
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这张照片实际上是他的“退化”系列中的一张。
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And what was most fascinating to me about this series
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这个系列最吸引我的是,
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is just, look at that little boy there, can you imagine?
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看看那里那个小男孩。
你能想象吗?现在,我们可以看到这是一位典型的
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We can see that's a traditional Native American.
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Now I just want to change that guy's race.
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美洲原住民。现在我想改变那家伙的种族。
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Just imagine if that's a black guy.
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想象一下,如果这是一个黑人。
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So, "Honey, come here, let's get you a picture with the black guy." Right?
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然后,"亲爱的,到这里来,我们来给你和这个黑人拍张照。"
是吗?说真的,没有人会这么做。
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Like, seriously, nobody would do this.
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这个想法太使人困惑了。齐格,作为印第安人,
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It baffles the mind.
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And so Zig, being Indian, likewise it baffles his mind.
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同样感到困惑。他最喜欢的照片——
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His favorite photograph --
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my favorite photograph of his, which I don't have in here --
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也是我最喜欢的一张,但这里没有——
是一个印第安人正在拍摄一个给印第安人拍照的
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is Indian taking picture of white people taking pictures of Indians.
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白人的照片。(笑声)
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(Laughter)
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So I happen to be at dinner with this photographer,
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总之我碰巧与这个摄影师参加同一个宴会,
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and he was talking with another photographer
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当时他正与另一个摄影师谈论
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about a shooting that had occurred,
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一起刚刚发生的枪击案,
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and it was on an Indian Reservation.
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发生在印第安人保留区。他当时带了相机
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He'd taken his camera up there to photograph it,
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准备到那里拍照,但当他到了那儿,
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but when he got there, he discovered he couldn't do it.
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他发现他做不到。他总是没有办法按下快门。
所以他们翻来覆去地讨论这一问题
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He just couldn't capture the picture.
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And so they were talking back and forth about this question.
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你会拍摄枪击案的照片么?
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Do you take the picture or not?
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And that was fascinating to me as a game designer,
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他们的对话让我有了从未有过的想法,
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because it never occurs to me,
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比如,作为一个游戏设计者,我是否应该
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should I make the game about this difficult topic or not?
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设计涉及沉重主题的游戏?
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Because we just make things that are fun
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我们通常制作的游戏都是有趣的,或是让人恐惧的
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or will make you feel fear, that visceral excitement.
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你知道,那种让人本能地感到兴奋的游戏。
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But every other medium does it.
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但所有其他的媒介都会这么做。
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So this is my kid.
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这是我的孩子,Maezza,
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This is Maezza, and when she was seven years old,
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她七岁的时候,有一天她放学回家,
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she came home from school one day,
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and like I do every single day, I asked her, "What did you do today?"
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我像平常一样问她,
"今天你过的怎么样?"
她说:"我们今天讨论了中央航路。"(横渡大西洋贩卖黑奴的航线)
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So she said, "We talked about the Middle Passage."
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这是一个重大的时刻。Maezza 的爸爸是黑人,
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Now, this was a big moment. Maezza's dad is black,
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and I knew this day was coming.
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而我知道这一天迟早会来。但真没想到会是在她
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I wasn't expecting it at seven, I don't know why, but I wasn't.
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只有七岁的时候。我不知道为什么,但我确实没想到。
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Anyways, so I asked her, "How do you feel about that?"
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于是,我接着问她:“你感觉怎么样?”
她接着告诉我,用你们中任何一位
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So she proceeded to tell me,
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and so any of you who are parents will recognize the bingo buzzwords here.
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为人父母者都熟悉的“宾果流行语”来回答
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"The ships start in England, they come down from England,
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一开始那些船舶在英国,它们向下航行,
离开英国,来到非洲,又跨越大洋——
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they go to Africa, they go across the ocean --
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这就是中央航路的部分——它们来到美国
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that's the Middle Passage part --
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they come to America, where the slaves are sold," she's telling me.
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在那里出售奴隶”,她告诉我。
"但亚伯拉罕 · 林肯当选为总统,然后,
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But Abraham Lincoln was elected president,
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他通过了奴隶解放宣言,所以现在他们自由了。”
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and then he passed the Emancipation Proclamation,
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暂停了大约10 秒钟。
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and now they're free.
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Pause for about 10 seconds.
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"Can I play a game, Mommy?"
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"我可以玩游戏了吗,妈妈?"
而我想,这就完了?因为,你知道,
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And I thought, that's it? And so, you know,
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this is the Middle Passage, this is an incredibly significant event,
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这是可是中央航路,这是一件难以置信的重大事件,
但她看待它就像是一些黑人
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and she's treating it like, basically some black people went on a cruise,
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去参加一次乘船游览,
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this is more or less how it sounds to her.
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她差不多就是这种感觉。(笑声)
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(Laughter)
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对我来说,我希望其中有更多意义,所以
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And so, to me, I wanted more value in this,
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so when she asked if she could play a game, I said, "Yes."
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当她问我是否可以玩游戏时,我说,
"可以。"(笑声)(omfg=oh my f*king god)
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(Laughter)
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And so I happened to have all of these little pieces.
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碰巧我有很多这种小玩具。
我是一个游戏设计师,所以我家到处都是这些东西。
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I'm a game designer, so I have this stuff sitting around my house.
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于是我说,"是啊,你可以玩游戏,"之后我给了她
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I said, "Yeah, you can play a game," and I give her a bunch of these,
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一些这种小玩具,然后我让她给他们上色
表示不同的家庭成员。这些照片都是 Maezza
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and I tell her to paint them in different families.
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正在——上帝,现在我看到这些依然会哽咽——
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These are pictures of Maezza when she was --
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她在画她的迷你家庭成员。
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God, it still chokes me up seeing these.
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于是我抓起其中的一部分,把它们放在一条小船上。
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So she's painting her little families.
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So then I grab a bunch of them and I put them on a boat.
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这就是那条小船。很明显它是个速成品。(笑声)
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This was the boat, it was made quickly, obviously.
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And so the basic gist of it is, I grabbed a bunch of families,
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所以重点是,我抓起一把玩具“家人”,
而她不断地念叨:"妈妈,您忘了拿粉红宝宝
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and she's like, "Mommy, but you forgot the pink baby
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and you forgot the blue daddy
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你忘了拿蓝爸爸
你忘了拿这个那个”等等。
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and you forgot all these other things."
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她说,"他们也想要去。"我说:
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And she says, "They want to go."
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"不,亲爱的,他们不想去。这是中央航路。
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And I said, "Honey, no, they don't want to go.
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没人愿意走中央航路"。
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This is the Middle Passage, Nobody wants to go on the Middle Passage."
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然后她看了看我,只有游戏设计师的女儿
才会用这样的表情看着她妈妈
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So she gave me a look that only a daughter of a game designer would give a mother,
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当我们准备“横渡大洋”,按照这些规则进行时,
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and as we're going across the ocean, following these rules,
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她意识到这些要求太高了,她对我说
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she realizes that she's rolling pretty high,
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"我们做不到。"
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and she says to me, "We're not going to make it."
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她意识到了,我们没有足够的粮食,
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And she realizes, we don't have enough food,
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于是她问要怎么办,我回答道,
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and so she asks what to do,
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and I say -- remember, she's seven --
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"嗯,我们可以要么"——请记住,她当时七岁——
06:27
"We can either put some people in the water
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"我们可以要么把一些人放到水中
06:29
or we can hope that they don't get sick
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要么我们只能希望他们一直不生病
直到我们到达目的地。”
06:31
and we make it to the other side."
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她又用之前的表情看了我一眼。
06:33
Just the look on her face came over --
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06:35
now mind you this is after a month of --
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后来有一天——请注意,这是经过一个月的(历史熏陶)之后
那个月刚好是美国黑人历史月(二月)。
06:38
this is Black History Month, right?
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06:40
After a month, she says to me, "Did this really happen?"
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总之,一个月后,她对我说,
"那些事情真的发生了吗?"
我说,"是的。"之后她说,"那么,如果我当时
06:44
And I said, "Yes." And so she said --
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出生了"——这是她的哥哥姐姐——"如果我
06:47
this is her brother and sister --
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"If I came out of the woods, Avalon and Donovan might be gone."
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出生了,Avalon 和 Donovan 可能就不在了?” “是的。”
06:51
"Yes."
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“但我到美国后会再见到他们吧?”“不会。”
06:52
"But I'd get to see them in America."
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06:54
"No."
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"但万一我们能见面呢?我们不能呆在一起吗?" "不能。"
06:55
"But what if I saw them? Couldn't we stay together?"
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"那么爸爸也可能不在了?" "是的。"
06:58
"So Daddy could be gone."
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06:59
"Yes."
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她被吓呆了,之后她开始哭泣,
07:00
She was fascinated by this, and she started to cry,
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我也开始哭,她的父亲也开始哭,
07:03
I started to cry, her father started to cry, and now we're all crying.
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然后我们一起哭。他没想到
下班回家会遇到中央航路这档子事
07:06
He didn't expect to come home from work to the Middle Passage, but there it goes.
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但它就是发生了。(笑声)
总之,我们一起玩了这样一个游戏,最后她懂了其中的含义。
07:10
And so, we made this game, and she got it.
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07:12
She got it because she spent time with these people.
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她懂了,因为她与这些“人”共同经历了那个过程。
07:15
It wasn't abstract stuff in a brochure or in a movie.
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这不像书本或电影里的教化那样是抽象的东西。
07:18
And so it was just an incredibly powerful experience.
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这是一次令人惊叹、充满力量的体验。
07:21
This is the game, which I've ended up calling "The New World,"
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这就是那个游戏,我后来给它起了个名字
叫做《新世界》,因为我喜欢这个叫法。
07:24
because I like the phrase.
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我不认为“新世界”会带来什么世俗的兴奋感
07:26
I don't think the New World felt too new worldly exciting
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07:28
to the people who were brought over on slave ships.
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尤其对于那些曾经从奴隶船上下来的人们。
但当这一切发生时,我看到了整个世界。
07:31
But when this happened, I saw the whole planet; I was so excited.
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我感觉太激动了。这就像是,我设计游戏
07:34
I'd been making games for 20-some years,
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已经超过二十年,而我决定再做一些类似的游戏。
07:36
and then I decided to do it again.
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07:38
My history is Irish.
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我的故乡是爱尔兰。
07:40
So this is a game called "Síochán Leat." It's "peace be with you."
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这个游戏叫做“Síochán Leat”。意思是《和平与你同在》。
仅仅这一个游戏就包含了我的整个家族史。
07:43
It's the entire history of my family in a single game.
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07:45
I made another game called "Train."
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我设计了另一款游戏叫做《列车》。
我制作了一个系列的六款游戏
07:48
I was making a series of six games that covered difficult topics,
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都是关于沉重的主题,如果你要讨论一个
07:51
and if you're going to cover a difficult topic, this is one you need to cover,
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沉重的主题,就需要这样的游戏来开展
我会让你自己通过游戏来发现关于这个主题的一切。
07:55
and I'll let you figure out what that's about on your own.
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我还创作了一款游戏叫做《泪痕》
07:58
And I also made a game about the Trail of Tears.
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08:00
This is a game with 50,000 individual pieces.
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这个游戏有着5万个独立的零件。
08:03
I was crazy when I decided to start it, but I'm in the middle of it now.
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我当时肯定是疯了才决定要设计它,
不过我现在已经进行了近一半。
08:06
It's the same thing.
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这和之前的游戏是类似的。
08:08
I'm hoping that I'll teach culture through these games.
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我希望通过这些游戏来传授文化。
而我现在正在着手设计的游戏是——
08:11
And the one I'm working on right now, which is --
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因为我正在全心投入,所以想到它很容易使我情绪波动——
08:13
because I'm right in the middle of it,
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08:15
and these for some reason choke me up like crazy --
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这个游戏叫做《墨西哥厨房工人》。
08:17
is a game called "Mexican Kitchen Workers."
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最初它差不多只是一个数学问题的游戏。
08:19
And originally, it was a math problem, more or less.
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就像,关于非法移民的经济学问题。
08:22
Here's the economics of illegal immigration.
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之后,随着我学到越来越多的墨西哥文化——
08:24
And the more I learned about Mexican culture --
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我的搭档是墨西哥人——我越来越发现,
08:26
my partner is Mexican — the more I learned that,
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你知道,对于我们所有人来说,食物是基本的需求,
08:28
you know, for all of us, food is a basic need,
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当然对墨西哥人也是,但对他们来说食物的含义远不止如此。
08:31
and it is obviously with Mexicans, too, but it's much more than that.
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食物是爱的表达。它是——
08:34
It's an expression of love. It's an expression of --
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上帝,我没想到我会这么哽咽。
08:37
God, I'm totally choking up way more than I thought.
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08:39
I'll look away from the picture.
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我还是先不看这张照片好了。
08:41
It's an expression of beauty, it's how they say they love you.
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它是美的表达。这是他们表达他们爱你的方式。
08:44
It's how they say they care,
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这是他们表达在乎的方式。任何一个墨西哥人
08:46
and you can't hear somebody talk about their Mexican grandmother
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谈起他的祖母
第一句中一定会有"食物"。
08:49
without saying "food" in the first sentence.
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08:51
And so to me, this beautiful culture,
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对我来说,这种美丽的文化,这种美丽的表达方式
08:54
this beautiful expression is something that I want to capture through games.
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正是我想要通过游戏捕捉的东西。
08:58
And so games, for a change, it changes how we see topics,
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因此游戏能够带来改变,它改变了我们讨论主题的方式,
它改变了我们对那些主题中人物的看法,
09:02
it changes our perceptions about those people in topics,
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它也改变了我们自己。
09:05
and it changes ourselves.
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09:07
We change as people through games,
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我们通过玩游戏发生改变,
09:09
because we're involved, and we're playing,
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因为我们既是玩游戏的人,又是游戏的一部分,
09:11
and we're learning as we do so.
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与此同时,我们能学到东西。谢谢。(掌声)
09:13
Thank you.
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