Jedidah Isler: The Untapped Genius That Could Change Science for the Better | TED
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翻译人员: Hong Li
校对人员: Jiawei Ni
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Great things happen at intersections.
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交点是个产生奇迹的地方。
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In fact, I would argue
that some of the most interesting things
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实际上,我想说,人类历史上
许多最伟大的事情
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of the human experience
occur at the intersections,
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都发生在交点,
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in the liminal space,
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发生在中间地带,
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where by liminal
I mean the space in-between.
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所谓中间地带,意思是
位于交汇处的空间。
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There's freedom in that in-between,
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那里有自由,
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freedom to create from the indefiniteness
of not-quite-here, not-quite-there,
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这种自由,来源于不确定性,
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a new self-definition.
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是一种全新的自我定义。
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Some of the great intersections
of the world come to mind,
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说几个世界上最有名的交点吧,
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like the Arc de Triomphe in Paris,
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巴黎的埃菲尔铁塔,
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or Times Square in New York City,
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还有纽约的时代广场,
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both bustling with the excitement
of a seemingly endless stream of people.
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两者都人潮涌动,热闹异常。
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Other intersections,
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还有其他的交点,
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like the Edmund Pettus Bridge
in Selma, Alabama,
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比如阿拉巴马州塞尔玛市的
埃德蒙佩特斯大桥,
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or Canfield Drive and Copper Creek Court
in Ferguson, Missouri, also come to mind
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还有密苏里州弗格森市的
坎菲尔德路和铜溪路交汇处,
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because of the tremendous energy
at the intersection of human beings,
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那里是人类巨大能量的交汇处,
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ideologies and the ongoing
struggle for justice.
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上演了意识形态
和追求司法公正的斗争。
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Beyond the physical
landscape of our planet,
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除了陆地上的物理景观,
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some of the most famous celestial images
are of intersections.
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一些最著名的天体现象
也发生于交点。
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Stars are born at the messy
intersection of gas and dust,
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恒星诞生于气体和尘埃的交汇,
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instigated by gravity's irrevocable pull.
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被万有引力拉拽在一起。
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Stars die by this same intersection,
this time flung outward
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恒星的死亡同样来源于交汇,
但这次是向外抛出,
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in a violent collision of smaller atoms,
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比较小的原子经过剧烈碰撞,
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intersecting and efficiently fusing
into altogether new and heavier things.
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互相交汇,发生高效核聚变反应,
生成新的更重的物质。
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We can all think of intersections
that have special meaning to us.
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我们都能想到对自己
有特殊意义的交点。
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To be intersectional, then,
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而成为“交点的”,意思是
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is to occupy a position
at an intersection.
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在交点占有一席之地。
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I've lived the entirety of my life
in the in-between,
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我一直生活在向交地带,
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in the liminal space
between dreams and reality,
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徜徉于梦想和现实,
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race and gender,
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种族和性别,
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poverty and plenty,
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贫穷与富足,
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science and society.
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科学和人文之间。
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I am both black and a woman.
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我是黑人,又是女性。
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Like the birth of stars in the heavenlies,
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就如同星辰的诞生一般,
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this robust combination of knowing
results in a shining example
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(我的身份)是一种宿命的强烈结合,
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of the explosive fusion of identities.
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是多种身份的融合爆发。
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I am also an astrophysicist.
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我还是一名天体物理学家。
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I study blazars, supermassive,
hyperactive black holes
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我研究耀变体,超大质量活跃黑洞,
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that sit at the centers
of massive galaxies
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它们位于巨大星系的中心,
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and shoot out jets
nearby those black holes
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从这些黑洞附近射出喷射流,
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at speeds approaching the speed of light
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速度接近光速,
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in a process we are still trying
to completely understand.
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我们仍在研究这一过程,尚未完全搞懂。
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I have dreamed
of becoming an astrophysicist
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成为天体物理学家一直是我的梦想,
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since I was 12 years old.
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从我12岁那年就开始了。
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I had no idea that at that time,
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当年的我,还完全不知道,
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according to Dr. Jamie Alexander's archive
of African-American women in physics,
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根据杰米·亚历山大博士针对
从事物理工作的非裔美籍女性的研究,
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only 18 black women in the United States
had ever earned a PhD
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在美国,只有18名黑人女性
在物理学相关学科
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in a physics-related discipline,
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获得了博士学位,
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and that the first black woman to graduate
with a PhD in an astronomy-related field
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而第一位获得天文学相关领域
博士学位的黑人女性
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did so just one year before my birth.
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是在我出生前一年才毕业的。
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As I journeyed along my path,
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在我的人生道路上,
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I encountered the best and worst
of life at an intersection:
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我经历了生命的美好与残酷:
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the tremendous opportunity to self-define,
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既遇到了定义自我的绝好机会,
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the collision of expectation
and experience,
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也经历了理想和现实的碰撞,
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the exhilaration
of victorious breakthroughs
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既体验过取得成功的喜悦,
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and, sometimes,
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时不时的,
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the explosive pain of regeneration.
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还要品尝重头再来的苦果。
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I began my college experience
just after my family had fallen apart.
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我的大学生涯伊始,家庭就分崩离析。
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Our financial situation disintegrated
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随着父亲离我们而去,
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just after my father's
departure from our lives.
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家里的经济状况急转直下。
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This thrust my mother, my sister and I
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我的母亲,姐姐和我,
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out of the relative comfort
of middle-class life
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一下子从衣食无忧的中产阶级生活
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and into the almost constant struggle
to make ends meet.
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掉入了勉强维持生计的生活状态。
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Thus, I was one of roughly
60 percent of women of color
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就这样,我与其他差不多60%
的女性有色人种一样,
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who find finances to be a major barrier
to their educational goals.
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财务状况成为我们求学的主要障碍。
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Thankfully, Norfolk State University
provided me with full funding,
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幸运的是,诺福克州立大学
为我提供了全额奖学金,
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and I was able to achieve
my bachelor's in physics.
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我成功获得了物理学学士学位。
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After graduation, and despite knowing
that I wanted a PhD in astrophysics,
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毕业以后,尽管怀揣成为
天体物理学博士的梦想,
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I fell through the cracks.
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但现实依旧不遂人愿。
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It was a poster that saved my dream,
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是一张海报拯救了我的梦想,
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and some really incredible
people and programs.
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当然还多亏一些好心人和项目。
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The American Physical Society
had this beautiful poster
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美国物理学会为了鼓励
有色人种学生成为物理学家,
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encouraging students of color
to become physicists.
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设计了一张非常美的海报。
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It was striking to me
because it featured a young black girl,
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它深深打动了我,
海报上是一个黑人小女孩,
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probably around 12 years old,
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也许12岁左右,
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looking studiously
at some physics equations.
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在非常认真地解物理方程。
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I remember thinking
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这让我想起了
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I was looking directly back
at the little girl
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曾经的自己,
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who first dared to dream this dream.
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那个曾经敢于梦想的小女孩。
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I immediately wrote to the Society
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我立刻给学会发了封邮件,
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and requested my personal
copy of the poster,
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请他们给我一张海报,
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which to this day
still hangs in my office.
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现在这张海报还挂在我的办公室里。
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I described to them in the email
my educational path,
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我在邮件里讲述了我的求学之路,
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and my desire to find myself again
in pursuit of the PhD.
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也表达了自己想继续攻读
博士学位,实现自我价值的想法。
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They directed me to the Fisk-Vanderbilt
University Bridge Program,
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他们将我介绍到
“菲斯克-范德堡大学桥梁计划”,
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itself an intersection
of the master's and PhD degrees
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这个计划本身就是个交点,
涵盖来自两所大学的
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at two institutions.
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硕士和博士学位。
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After two years out of school,
they accepted me into the program,
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我在离开学校两年后,加入这个计划,
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and I found myself again
on the path to the PhD.
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再次踏上了成为博士的道路。
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After receiving my master's at Fisk,
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在菲斯克大学获得硕士学位后,
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I went on to Yale to complete my PhD.
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我去了耶鲁大学,完成了博士学业。
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Once I was physically occupying
the space that would ultimately give way
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看来,只要我占据了有利位置,
踏上通往博士之路,
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to my childhood aspirations,
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实现我的儿时梦想,
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I anticipated a smooth glide to the PhD.
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获得博士学位就是分分钟的事。
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(Laughter)
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(笑声)
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It became immediately apparent
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但很显然,
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that not everyone was thrilled
to have that degree of liminality
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并不是每个人都允许自己的领域
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in their space.
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出现像我们这样的人。
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I was ostracized by many of my classmates,
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我被许多同学排斥,
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one of whom went so far as to invite me
to "do what I really came here to do"
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其中一个极为过分,
他要求我“去做我应该做的工作”
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as he pushed all the dirty dishes
from our meal in front of me to clean up.
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然后把食堂的所有脏盘子都丢给我。
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I wish that were an isolated occurrence,
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我也曾希望这只是个别现象,
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but for many women of color
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但是对于许多非白人女性而言,
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in science, technology, engineering,
and mathematics, or STEM,
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尤其是那些在科学、技术、
工程和数学领域——简称STEM——工作的,
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this is something they have long endured.
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这种事儿对她们而言已是家常便饭。
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One hundred percent
of the 60 women of color
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60名非白人女性参加了一项调查
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interviewed in a recent study
by Joan C. Williams at UC Hastings
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由加州大学哈斯汀法学院的琼·C·威廉姆斯发起,
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reported facing racialized gender bias,
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她们全部声称自己遭遇过种族性别歧视,
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including being mistaken
for the janitorial staff.
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包括被误认为是看门人。
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This mistaken identity was not reported
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而同样参加此项调查的白人女性
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by any of the white women
interviewed for this study,
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从未遇到过类似遭遇,
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which comprised 557 women in total.
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而参加调查的女性共有557位。
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While there is nothing inherently wrong
with a janitorial position,
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当然,看门人的工作并没有什么问题,
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and in fact my forefathers and foremothers
were able to attend college
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实际上我的祖辈们能够上大学
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because many of their parents
worked these jobs,
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多亏了他们的父母
有很多就是看门人,
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it was a clear attempt
to put me in my place.
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很明显,(我同学)这样做
是给我画地为牢。
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While there was certainly
the acute pain of the encounter,
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尽管这样的遭遇让人极度痛苦,
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the real issue is that my appearance
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但问题的关键在于,我的出现
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can tell anyone anything about my ability.
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能让大家看到我的能力。
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Beyond that, though, it underscores
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除此之外,值得注意的一点是,
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that the women of color in STEM
do not experience the same set of barriers
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在STEM领域工作的非白人女性
所遭遇到的阻碍,
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that just women
or just people of color face.
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比单纯的女性或者
单纯的有色人种要大得多。
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That's why today I want to highlight
women of color in STEM,
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正因为此,我今天才想要特别说说她们,
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who are inexorably, unapologetically
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她们因为自己的多重身份而遭歧视,
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living as the inseparable
sum of identities.
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无法避免,亦被认为理所应当。
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STEM itself is an intersectional term,
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STEM本身就是个交叉领域,
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such that its true richness
cannot be appreciated
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要感受它的丰富内涵,
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without considering
the liminal space between disciplines.
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需要充分理解学科间的交叉。
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Science, the pursuit
of understanding the physical world
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科学追求的是理解物理世界,
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by way of chemistry, physics, biology,
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采取的方式是化学、物理、生物,
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cannot be accomplished
in the absence of mathematics.
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当然也少不了数学的帮助。
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Engineering requires the application
of basic science and math
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工程学需要将基本的科学和数学知识,
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to the lived experience.
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应用到生活领域。
08:03
Technology sits firmly
on the foundation of math,
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技术则以数学、工程学和科学
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engineering and science.
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作为其坚实的基础。
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Math itself serves
the critical role of Rosetta Stone,
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数学则扮演着罗塞塔石碑的角色,
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decoding and encoding
the physical principles of the world.
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承担着对物理原理的编码和解码工作。
08:18
STEM is utterly incomplete
without each individual piece.
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STEM各学科相辅相成,缺一不可。
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This is to say nothing
of the enrichment that is realized
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也就是说,当STEM与其它学科结合时,
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when STEM is combined
with other disciplines.
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会迸发出无法想象的能量。
08:30
The purpose for this talk is twofold:
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我今天演讲的目的有两个:
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first, to say directly to every black,
Latina, indigenous, First Nation
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第一,我想告诉所有黑人、
拉丁裔人、原住民、第一民族
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or any other woman or girl
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或者其他任何种族的女人和女孩,
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who finds herself resting
at the blessed intersection
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她们被搁置在种族和性别的交叉地带
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of race and gender,
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不受重视,
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that you can be anything you want to be.
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我要告诉她们,你们可以成为想成为的人。
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My personal hope is
that you'll become an astrophysicist,
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我个人希望你们能成为天体物理学家,
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but beyond that, anything you want.
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但不强求,任何职业都可以。
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Do not think for one minute
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千万不要认为,
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that because you are who you are,
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因为出身的限制,
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you cannot be
who you imagine yourself to be.
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你就不能成为自己梦想成为的人。
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Hold fast to those dreams
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紧紧抓住梦想,
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and let them carry you
into a world you can't even imagine.
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它会带你进入一个美妙的世界。
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Secondly, among the most
pressing issues of our time,
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第二,当今最为紧迫的问题中,
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most now find
their intersection with STEM.
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大部分都能找到与STEM的交集。
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We have as a global society solved
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通过国际社会的合作,我们已经解决了
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most of the single-faceted
issues of our time.
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当今面临的大部分单一问题。
09:25
Those that remain
require a thorough investigation
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而剩下的那些,则需要进行跨学科
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of the liminal space between disciplines
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的全面研究,
09:32
to create the multifaceted
solutions of tomorrow.
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才能在未来找到全面的解决方案。
09:36
Who better to solve these liminal problems
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有谁能比我们这些
一辈子都生活在交叉地带
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than those who have faced
their whole lives at the intersections.
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的人更适合于来解决这样的问题呢?
09:44
We as thought leaders and decision makers
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我们作为思想领袖和决策者,
09:46
must push past
the first steps of diversity
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必须推动(人才)多样化向前进,
09:50
and into the richer
and more robust territory
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建立兼容并蓄,机会均等,
09:53
of full inclusion and equal opportunity.
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兴旺发达的(学术)领域。
09:57
One of my favorite examples
of liminal excellence
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我最欣赏的一位
具有交叉才能的榜样
10:00
comes from the late Dr. Claudia Alexander,
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是已故的克劳迪娅·亚历山大博士,
10:03
a black woman plasma physicist,
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她是一名黑人女性,等离子物理学家,
10:05
who passed away this past July
after a 10-year bout with breast cancer.
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她与乳腺癌斗争了10年之久,
于7月份刚刚过世。
10:10
She was a NASA project scientist
who spearheaded the NASA side
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她是美国太空总署项目科学家,
在罗塞塔计划中
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of the Rosetta mission,
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带领美国太空总署的团队,
10:16
which became famous this year
for landing a rover on a comet,
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罗塞塔计划因为今年
成功登陆彗星而闻名,
10:20
and the 1.5 billion dollar
Galileo mission to Jupiter,
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还有耗资15亿美元的伽俐略木星探测计划,
10:25
two high-profile scientific victories
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这是两项非常了不起的科学成就,
10:28
for NASA, the United States
and the world.
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对美国太空总署,
对美国,对全世界而言都是如此。
10:32
Dr. Alexander said it this way:
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亚历山大博士是这么说的:
10:35
"I'm used to walking between two cultures.
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“我曾经在两种文化间游走。
10:37
For me, it's among the purposes of my life
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对我而言,我生命的意义之一,
10:40
to take us from states of ignorance
to states of understanding
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就是让我们从被忽略变成被理解,
10:44
with bold exploration
that you can't do every day."
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这需要极大的勇气和探索精神,
不是那么轻而易举的。”
10:48
This shows exactly
the power of a liminal person.
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这恰恰体现了“交叉人”的力量。
10:52
She had the technical ability to spearhead
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她有非凡的技术能力,
10:55
some of the most ambitious
space missions of our time,
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能领导当代最雄心勃勃的太空任务,
10:58
and she perfectly understood her place
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而且她非常明白自己的地位,
11:01
of being exactly who she was
in any place she was.
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无论在哪,她都能忠实的做自己。
11:06
Jessica Matthews, inventor
of the SOCCKET line of sports products,
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杰西卡·马修斯,是体育产品
SOCCKET的发明人,
11:09
like soccer balls, that generate
renewable energy as you play with them,
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SOCCKET像足球一样,你在踢它的时候
就能产生可再生能源,
11:13
said it this way:
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她这样说过:
11:15
"A major part of invention
isn't just creating things,
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“发明的意义不仅仅在于创造产品,
11:19
it's understanding people
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还在于理解人,
11:21
and understanding the systems
that make this world."
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理解组成这个世界的系统。”
11:25
The reason I tell my story
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我之所以讲自己的故事,
11:27
and the story of Dr. Alexander
and Jessica Matthews
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还有亚历山大博士
和杰西卡·马修斯的故事,
11:30
is because they are fundamentally
intersectional stories,
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是因为从本质上来讲,
这些都是关于交点的故事,
11:34
the stories of lives lived at the nexus
of race, gender and innovation.
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关于种族、性别和创新
是如何联系在一起的故事。
11:40
Despite implicit and explicit questions
of my right to be in an elite space,
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我不知道自己是否能算精英阶层,
11:46
I'm proud to report that when I graduated,
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但我很骄傲地宣称,
11:49
I was the first black woman
to earn a PhD in astrophysics
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我,一名黑人女性,
获得天体物理学博士学位,
11:52
in Yale's then 312-year history.
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在耶鲁大学312年历史中是第一个。
11:55
(Applause)
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(掌声)
12:01
I am now part of a small but growing cadre
of women of color in STEM
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我参加了一个很小,但是发展很快的组织,
成员都是在STEM领域工作的非白人女性,
12:06
who are poised to bring new perspectives
and new ideas to life
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我们集思广益,追求创新,致力于解决
12:11
on the most pressing issues of our time:
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当代最为紧迫的问题:
12:13
things like educational inequities,
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比如教育的不平等,
12:16
police brutality, HIV/AIDS,
climate change, genetic editing,
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警察滥用职权,艾滋病,
气候变化,基因组编辑,
12:22
artificial intelligence
and Mars exploration.
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人工智能,探索火星等等。
12:25
This is to say nothing of the things
we haven't even thought of yet.
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简而言之,我们的研究领域包罗万象。
12:29
Women of color in STEM
occupy some of the toughest
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可以说,STEM领域里的非白人女性,
12:33
and most exciting sociotechnological
issues of our time.
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在当代社会技术中最艰难、
最振奋人心的领域中占有一席之地。
12:38
Thus, we are uniquely positioned
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因此,我们处于独特的地位,
12:40
to contribute to
and drive these conversations
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能够推动这些课题的讨论,
12:43
in ways that are more inclusive
of a wider variety of lived experience.
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往更加多元化的方向发展。
12:49
This outlook can be expanded
to the many intersectional people
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能吸纳更多处于交点的人才,
12:52
whose experiences, positive and negative,
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他们的经历,无论是积极的还是消极的,
12:55
enrich the conversations
in ways that outmatch
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都能使我们的研讨更加精彩纷呈,
12:58
even the best-resourced homogenous groups.
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甚至要超过那些最优秀,
但是同质化的群体。
13:02
This is not a request
born out of a desire to fit in.
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这不是因为渴望融入
某个群体而产生的需求。
13:06
It's a reminder that we cannot get
to the best possible outcomes
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而是一种提醒:如果我们缺乏合作,
13:11
for the totality of humanity
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如果我们忽视交点处的人才,
13:13
without precisely this collaboration,
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忽视他们与众不同
的人生和丰富的经历,
13:16
this bringing together of the liminal,
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忽视他们的影响力,
13:18
the differently lived,
distinctly experienced
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那么我们的成果,
对人类这个整体而言,
13:22
and disparately impacted.
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就不能算最好的。
13:24
Simply put, we cannot be
the most excellent expression
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一句话,如果不全面考量天赋人性,
13:28
of our collective genius
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我们就无法完全体现
13:30
without the full measure
of humanity brought to bear.
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人类作为一个整体的智慧。
13:34
Thank you.
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谢谢大家。
13:35
(Applause)
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(掌声)
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