How to find a wonderful idea | OK Go

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翻译人员: Hancheng Li 校对人员: Qing Ying Sun
00:21
(Dominoes fall)
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(多米诺倒下)
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(Toy car)
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(玩具车开动)
00:28
(Ball rolls)
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(桌球滚动)
00:33
(Music: "This Too Shall Pass")
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(音乐:《一切都会过去》)
00:39
(Singing)
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(演唱)
00:51
You know you can't keep letting it get you down,
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你知道不能让琐事使你心情低落
00:54
and you can't keep dragging that dead weight around.
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也不能让不必要的烦恼跟随着你
01:03
If there ain't all that much to lug around
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如果没有太多的阻碍
01:06
better run like hell when you hit the ground
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从你呱呱坠地起 就疯狂地奔跑吧
01:14
When the morning comes
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当早晨来临的时候
01:20
When the morning comes
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当早晨来临的时候
01:26
You can't stop these kids from dancing,
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你不能阻止孩子们舞蹈
01:29
but why would you want to,
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而又何必这么做呢?
01:30
especially when you're already getting yours?
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特别是当你也有孩子的时候
01:34
(Xylophone)
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(木琴)
01:38
(Singing) 'Cause if your mind don't move and your knees don't bend,
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如果你的心情不愉快 你的身体不摇摆
01:41
well don't go blaming the kids again.
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就不要再埋怨孩子们了
01:45
(Xylophone)
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(木琴)
01:49
(Singing) When the morning comes
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当早晨来临的时候
01:55
When the morning comes
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当早晨来临的时候
02:01
When the morning comes
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当早晨来临的时候
02:07
When the morning comes
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当早晨来临的时候
02:10
When the morning comes
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当早晨来临的时候
02:13
When the morning comes
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当早晨来临的时候
02:18
(Xylophone)
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(木琴)
02:24
(Singing) Let it go,
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随它去吧
02:28
this too shall pass
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一切都会过去的
02:36
Let it go,
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随它去吧
02:40
this too shall pass
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一切都会过去的
02:47
You know you can't keep letting it get you down,
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你知道不能让琐事使你心情低落
02:51
you can't keep letting it get you down --
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不能让琐事使你心情低落
02:54
this too shall pass
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一切都会过去的
02:59
If there ain't all that much to lug around,
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如果没有太多阻碍
你知道不能让琐事使你心情低落
03:03
you can't keep letting it get you down --
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03:06
this too shall pass
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一切都会过去的
03:10
When the morning comes --
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当早晨来临的时候
03:12
you can't keep letting it get you down,
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你知道不能让琐事使你心情低落
03:14
no you can't keep letting it
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不,你不能这样
03:16
When the morning comes --
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当早晨来临的时候
03:18
you can't keep letting it get you down,
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你不能让琐事使你心情低落
03:20
no you can't keep letting it
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不,你不能这样
03:22
When the morning comes --
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当早晨来临的时候
03:24
you can't keep letting it get you down,
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你不能让琐事使你心情低落
03:26
no you can't keep letting it
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不,你不能这样
03:28
When the morning comes --
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当早晨来临的时候
03:30
you can't keep letting it get you down,
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你不能让琐事使你心情低落
03:32
no you can't keep letting it
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不,你不能这样
03:34
When the morning comes
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当早晨来临的时候
03:42
(Paint guns fire)
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(漆弹枪发射)
03:43
(Applause)
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(掌声)
03:52
Damian Kulash: Thank you, thanks very much.
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达米安·克拉斯: 谢谢,非常感谢!
03:54
We are OK Go,
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我们是 OK Go 组合,
03:56
and we've been together as a band since 1998.
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我们的乐队组于1998年。
04:00
But in the last decade,
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但是在过去十年里,
04:01
we've become known as much for the elaborate music videos,
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我们因为精心制作的 音乐视频(MV)而被大家知晓,
04:04
like the one we just saw,
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就像刚才这个,
04:05
as for the songs they accompany.
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还有视频里伴奏的这些曲子。
04:08
So we will play along with another one of those in a few minutes,
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我们一会儿还会再演奏一首,
04:11
but in the meantime,
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但是现在,
04:12
we want to address this question that we get asked all the time
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我们希望回答一个被经常问到的问题,
04:16
but we've really never come up with an adequate answer for it,
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但说实在的,我们一直 也没有找到太好的答案,
04:19
and that is, how do we think of those ideas?
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这个问题就是: 我们是怎么想出这些点子的。
04:23
The videos are not all Rube Goldberg machines, by the way.
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另外提一下,我们的 MV里也 不全是这种戈德堡机械。
04:25
Last year we did a dance in zero gravity,
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去年我们做了一个 在零重力场景下的舞蹈MV,
04:28
and once we set up an obstacle course
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还有一次我们建了一条障碍赛道,
04:31
out of thousands of musical instruments in the desert,
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把成千种乐器放在沙漠中,
04:34
and then played them by stunt driving a car through them.
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用一辆特技驾驶的车来演奏他们。
04:37
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
04:38
For one of the videos,
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在其中一个 MV 中,
04:39
we choreographed hundreds of people with umbrellas
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我们编排了上百个带着雨伞的人,
04:42
in an abandoned parking lot outside Tokyo,
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在东京郊区某个闲置的停车场跳舞,
04:44
and then filmed them from a drone a half a mile in the air.
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然后用一台无人机从800米的高空拍摄。
04:48
So it's all of these ideas that people are curious about,
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人们对我们这些创意特别好奇,
04:51
and the reason we've had so much trouble describing how we think of these ideas
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但我们却很难解释 我们是怎么想到这些点子的,
04:56
is that it doesn't really feel like we think of them at all.
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因为我们并不觉得我们“想”到了它们。
05:00
It feels like we find them.
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更像是我们“找”到了它们。
05:03
And by way of explanation --
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如果要解释的话——
05:05
well, I have a compulsive habit.
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我有一点强迫症,
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I play parallax and perspective games with my eyes pretty much all the time,
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我的眼睛几乎总是在 玩视差和透视的游戏,
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and it's something I've been doing since I was a teenager.
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从我青少年时期就开始了。
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And I think the big contributing factor may have been
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养成这个习惯很可能是因为
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that this is how I decorated my high school bedroom.
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我高中的寝室这样乱七八糟。
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(Laughter)
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(笑声)
05:23
And being a teenager,
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作为一名青少年,
在房间里无非是跟人煲电话粥,
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what I did in there, of course, was just talk on the phone
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05:27
for staggering amounts of time.
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而且煲很长很长时间。
05:30
So I was in this visual maelstrom
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我会陷到这个视觉漩涡中,
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just pretty much usually sitting in one place,
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通常是坐在一个地方
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and I guess just the overload in general --
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盯着眼前的一堆——
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my brain kind of tried to make sense of it, and I would --
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我的大脑会试图去理解 这些图案和规律——
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If I could move my head off to one side a little bit,
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比如说,如果我稍微歪一下头,
在我眼里桌子的边沿就完美地
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the edge of the desk would line up just perfectly
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和对面墙上的海报对齐了;
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with that poster on the opposite wall;
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或者如果我伸出我的大拇指,
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or if I put my thumb out,
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我可以依次闭上我的左眼, 再换成右眼,
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I could close first my left eye and then my right,
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05:51
and my thumb would bounce back and forth
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我的拇指看上去会像是在前后跳动,
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between Jimi Hendrix's left eye and his right.
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就在吉米·亨得利斯海报的 左右眼之间跳动。
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(Laughter)
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(笑声)
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It was not a conscious thing, of course,
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当然,我并不是有意识地在做这些,
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this is just kind of the equivalent of doodling while you're talking,
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就像当你讲话的时候可能会胡乱涂写,
而且时至今日我还是经常会这样做。
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and it's still something I do all the time.
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06:05
This is my wife, Kristin --
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这是我的妻子,克莉丝汀——
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(Applause)
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(掌声)
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Yeah!
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耶!
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Woo!
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哇奥!
06:11
And it's not uncommon that we are out at dinner,
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我们经常出去吃饭,
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and in the middle of a great conversation she'll just stop mid-sentence,
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正聊得热火朝天的时候, 她突然就安静了,
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and when she stops is when I realize that I'm the one who's acting weird
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而当她停下来的时候,我就会 意识到我肯定又干了什么奇怪的事情,
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because I'm like bobbing and weaving.
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因为发现我整个身体 正在不安分地扭动。
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And what I'm trying to do is get that ficus back there
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事实上,我正在努力 把她背后那棵树跟她对齐,
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to stick out of her head like a ponytail.
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让它像一根马尾辫一样 从她后脑勺伸出来。
(笑声)
06:28
(Laughter)
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06:30
The point of telling you all this is that --
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我告诉大家这些的原因是——
对我来说,这就是找到新点子的感觉。
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for me this is what it feels like to have an idea.
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06:35
It's like they're made of these disparate parts,
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它就好像是由零碎的部件组成,
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these disparate chunks sort of floating out there.
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而这些零碎部件很随机地浮现在周围。
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And if you're receptive and you're observant,
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当你具有足够的感应及观察能力,
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and crucially, if you're in exactly the right place,
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更关键的是,当你处于观察的最佳位置,
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you can get them to just line up.
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你就能让它们刚好对齐。
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So if you get used to --
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所以,如果你习惯于——
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if it's your job to think of ideas this way,
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如果你在工作中 运用这样的思考模式的话,
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they'll start beckoning to you
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那么这些点子就会召唤你,
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the way that Jimi's eyes beckoned from that poster,
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就像来自海报上吉米的眼睛的召唤,
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or the ficus beckons from behind Kristin's head.
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或者是克莉丝汀脑后 探出的榕树的召唤。
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Writing music feels like that process just over and over again,
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写歌就像是不停地重复这个过程,
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like you've got a bunch of sounds or a groove or a chord progression
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就像是你得到了一系列声音, 一段节奏或者一个和弦,
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and you're just looking for that thing on the other side,
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而你还需要寻找另一样东西,
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that little chunk over there, that puzzle piece that clicks right in.
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寻找另外一小块恰恰般配的拼图。
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And when it does click,
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当拼图刚好合上的时候,
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it doesn't feel like you thought up that puzzle piece,
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那种感觉并非是你“想出”了那块拼图,
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it feels like you found it --
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而是感觉你“找到”它了,
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like it was a set of relationships that you unlocked.
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就好像解锁了一组联系物。
07:25
But with the videos in particular,
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但是对于那些 MV 的制作,
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we're usually looking for this specific feeling
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我们常常在寻找一种特别的感觉,
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which is wonder.
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这种感觉叫做“神奇”。
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And there's always a component of surprise to wonder,
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这种“神奇”中往往带有惊喜的成分,
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so we're not just looking for good ideas,
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所以我们不仅是在寻找好点子,
我们找的好点子需要 以某种方式让我们感到惊喜。
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we're looking for good ideas that surprise us in some way.
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07:40
And this causes something of a problem,
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于是问题就来了,
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because ...
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因为……
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the process that we all use to make stuff,
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我们用来制作这些东西的过程,
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it actually has a very strong bias against surprising ideas.
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其实对这些奇思妙想是非常不友好的。
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The process I'm talking about is the one you all know --
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我现在所讲的过程 其实大家都很熟悉——
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we all do it all the time.
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我们每时每刻都在用。
你想到了一个点子。
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You think of an idea.
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07:56
You just sit and think of your brilliant idea
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然后你就坐在那儿 思考着这个绝佳的点子,
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and then you come up with a plan
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接着你制定了一个计划,
来实现这个想法。
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for how you're going to make that idea happen.
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08:02
And then with that plan in mind,
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然后在你的脑海里
你不断来回思考你的初始想法,
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you go back and double-check your original idea
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08:06
and maybe revise it,
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或许会加以修正,
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and then bouncing back and forth between the idea and the plan,
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接着继续来回思考你的想法和计划,
徘徊其中,
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the plan and the idea,
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直到你终于想出了一个极好的计划。
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eventually you come up with a truly great plan.
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而只有当个计划最终确定时,
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And then once you have that, and only then,
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你才动手开始实施计划。
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do you go out and you execute.
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08:18
And this is like --
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这就好像——
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this is sort of a flawless system
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可以说是一种完美的体系,
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in terms of maximizing your resources,
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能最大限度地利用你的资源,
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because this -- super cheap.
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因为这个东西——它非常便宜。
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Thinking usually costs very little,
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思考常常花费甚少,
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but this is really expensive most of the time,
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但实施过程往往是十分昂贵的,
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so by the time you get there,
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所以开始行动前,
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you want to make sure you're super prepared
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你要确定你真的准备妥当了,
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and you can squeeze every last drop out of what you've got.
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并且能把你的想法都 毫无遗留地榨取出来。
08:37
But there are problems with this,
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然而这个过程存在很多问题,
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and math will help us reveal the biggest one.
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而数学能告诉我们最大的问题是什么。
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Go back to that video that we just showed you.
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让我们回到刚才展示的 MV。
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That Rube Goldberg machine,
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那个戈德堡机械,
它大概有130个互动关节,
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it had about 130 interactions in it.
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08:49
That was 130 things
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也就是说按照计划
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that we had to have go according to our plan.
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我们需要这130个东西正常运作。
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So let's assume that we want to make a new video now,
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那么假设我们现在想录一段新的 MV,
08:58
similarly complex -- 130 moving parts.
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跟之前同样复杂—— 有130个活动部件。
09:02
If we're really good planners in that system,
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如果我们制订了相当好的计划,
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it seems like maybe we could be good enough
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那么我们也许能够达到
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to get every part of that system to be 90 percent reliable.
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这个系统每个部件90%的可靠性。
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90 percent sounds good, right?
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90%听起来还不错吧?
09:14
Well, it's not.
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然而并非如此。
09:15
It's terrible actually. The numbers say so.
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它其实烂透了。数据是这么显示的。
09:18
The chance of getting all 130 things to not fail at the same time
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在同一时间所有130个部件不失败的几率,
09:22
is .9 for 90 percent to the 130th power.
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是0.9的130次方,
09:26
So calculate that out and you get ...
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所以计算结果出来了:
09:28
(Ding)
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(叮)
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.000001,
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0.000001,
09:35
which is one ten-thousandth of one percent,
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也就是1%的万分之一,
09:37
so your chance for success is literally one in a million.
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也就是说,成功几率是百万分之一。
09:41
(Whistle)
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(哨声)
09:43
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
09:44
I mean that's not a gamble I want to take,
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这样的赌局我是一定不会参加的,
09:47
so let's ratchet up that reliability to 99 percent.
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那我们试试看提高 这个可靠性,提到99%。
09:51
.99 to the 130th power is ...
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0.99的130次方等于:
09:54
(Ding)
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(叮)
09:55
.27 -- 27 percent.
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0.27,也就是27%。
09:57
Significantly less daunting --
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明显没那么吓人了——
09:59
like this might even be usable.
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看上去好像行得通。
10:00
But really think about that.
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但你仔细想想。
10:01
How many parts of your lives are 99 percent reliable?
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你生活中有多少事情是99%可靠的呢?
10:06
And could you really get 130 of them all in one place at once?
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你真的能让130个部件 都在同一时间成功吗?
10:11
And if you really could,
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而如果你确实做到了,
10:13
doesn't it seem like you deserve to succeed?
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你难道不觉得成功也是应该的吗?
10:15
Like that is --
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就像是……
它必须得成功的,对吧?
10:17
that thing is going to work, right?
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但并没有,它失败的次数 其实是成功次数的三倍。
10:19
But no, it actually fails three times more often than it succeeds.
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10:22
So the upshot of all this
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所以我想说的是,
10:24
is that if your project is pretty complex --
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如果你的项目比较复杂——
10:27
like, you know, every ambitious project is --
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你懂的,所有伟大的项目都很复杂,
10:30
if you've got a lot of moving parts,
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如果有许多活动部件,
10:32
you're basically constrained to just reshuffling ideas
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你能做的可能只是把 现成的,已经被证明
10:35
that have already demonstrably proven that they're 100 percent reliable.
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100%可靠的那些点子 翻来覆去地推敲。
10:40
So now go back to me sitting with my thumb in the air
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那么让我们回到之前的场景, 我举起大拇指
尝试组成某个神奇的东西。
10:43
trying to line up something surprising.
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10:45
If the only things I'm allowed to consider in the first place
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如果我唯一所能考虑的
10:48
are ideas that have already been done over and over and over again,
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仅仅是那些被翻来覆去 用烂掉的点子的话,
10:52
I am screwed.
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我就完蛋了。
10:55
However, there are ways around this,
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幸好还是有办法的,
10:57
because we all know that there are tons of untried ideas still out there,
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因为我们都知道,还有那么多点子 仍未被尝试、未被发掘,
11:02
and plenty of them will turn out to be every bit as reliable as we need,
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而其中不少点子也会如 我们所需要的一样可靠,
11:05
it's just that we don't yet know they are reliable
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只是在做计划的这个阶段,
11:08
when we are at this planning phase.
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我们还不知道它们很可靠而已。
11:10
So what we do is we try to identify some place
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那么我们需要做的就是,
11:13
where there might just be a ton of those untried ideas.
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找到这个可能有许多 未被尝试的点子的地方。
11:16
We try to find a sandbox
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我们去找到这样一个沙盘,
11:19
and then we gamble a whole bunch of our resources
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然后我们赌上一大堆资源,
11:21
on getting in that sandbox and playing.
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把我们扔进沙盘里各种折腾。
11:24
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
11:26
Because we have to trust that it's the process in the sandbox
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因为我们必须坚信 这个折腾沙盘的过程
11:29
that will reveal to us which ideas are not only surprising,
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能够告诉我们 哪些点子不但非常惊人,
11:33
but surprisingly reliable.
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而且也出乎意料地可靠。
11:35
So some of the sandboxes that we've started videos with.
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这是我们最早开始 做 MV 时的一些沙盘演练。
11:38
Let's play with optical illusions.
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来倒腾视觉错觉效果吧。
11:42
Let's try to dance on moving surfaces.
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在移动的平面上跳舞吧。
11:44
Let's try to make toast with a laser cutter.
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来试试用激光切割机烤面包呗。
11:48
Or let's do something in one of those zero-gravity airplanes.
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或者在零重力飞机里倒腾点什么呗。
11:53
But then instead of actually trying to sit there
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当然我们不是坐在那儿发呆,
11:55
and think out what that something is,
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苦思冥想着到底要倒腾些什么,
11:57
we spent a full third of our budget getting in an actual Vomit Comet
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而是花了整整三分之一的预算, 跑进一架“呕吐彗星” (减重力飞机)里,
12:01
and bouncing off the walls for a week.
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疯狂弹跳了一个礼拜。
12:04
So this may seem to you like testing,
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在你们看来,这像是某种测试,
12:07
but it really isn't,
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但真的不是。
12:09
because at this point we don't yet know what our idea is,
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因为这时候我们甚至不知道 点子在哪里,
12:12
we don't have a plan to be testing.
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我们并没有任何要测试的计划。
12:15
So we're just --
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所以我们只是——
12:16
we're just playing,
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我们只是在玩,
在尝试我们能想到的所有,
12:18
we're just trying everything we can think of,
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12:20
because we need to get this idea space filled up with a chaos
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因为我们要让思维的空间 堆满乱七八糟的东西,
12:24
like the one in my high school bedroom.
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就像我高中时期的卧室一样。
12:26
Because then, if we can do the bob and weave thing,
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因为只有这样,如果我们做那种 上下左右挪动的动作,
12:29
if we can put our thumbs up and get just a few things to line up --
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然后当我们竖起大拇指, 让这些东西对齐——
12:33
(Ding)
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(叮)
12:34
chances are no one else has ever made those same things line up before.
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我们就很可能发现一些 其他人从未尝试的事情。
12:39
And when we're done with that project,
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而当我们完成了整个项目之后,
12:40
people will ask us again how we thought of that idea,
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其他人又问我们 怎样想出这些点子的,
我们就会很懵,因为在我们看来
12:43
and we'll be stumped, because from our perspective,
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12:45
it doesn't feel like we thought of it at all,
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根本不是我们“想出”了它,
而是我们“找到”了它。
12:48
it just feels like we found it.
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12:49
So we'll play another video for you now and the song along with it.
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现在我们为大家播放另一段 MV, 以及伴奏歌曲。
歌曲名称是《这一瞬》。
12:52
This is for the song "The One Moment,"
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12:54
and for this one, the sandbox was ballistics and math.
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这个 MV 的沙盘主题就是 弹道学和数学。
12:59
So I spent a full month putting together a giant spreadsheet for this.
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我花了一整个月的时间 整理出了一大份电子表格。
13:04
It was like my playspace was 400 lines long
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我的工作区好像有400行那么长,
13:07
and 25 columns wide --
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还有25列那么宽——
13:10
which I presume that if anybody is going to understand that, it's this crowd.
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我猜如果有人能听懂的话, 估计都在这屋子里了。
13:14
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
13:15
Nothing is better than a giant spreadsheet, right?
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乱七八糟的表格什么的最棒了,对吧?
13:17
(Laughter)
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(笑声)
13:18
Well, thank you everyone, very much.
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谢谢大家倾听,非常感谢。
13:20
We are OK Go,
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我们是 OK Go,
13:21
and this is called "The One Moment."
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《这一瞬》献给大家。
13:23
(Applause)
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(掌声)
13:27
[The One Moment]
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《这一瞬》
13:29
(Explosions)
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(爆炸)
13:36
[What you just saw was real
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刚才的一切都是真实发生的
13:38
and it took 4.2 seconds]
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全程只有4.2秒
13:39
(Video) Let me know when it's safe.
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(影片语音)准备好了开始。
13:42
(Percussion)
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(打击乐器)
13:43
[Here's the same moment ...
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让我们把刚才同样的过程
13:46
slowed down.]
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用慢镜头播放
13:48
(Music)
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(音乐)
13:53
(Guitar)
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(吉他)
14:17
(Singing) You're right,
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(唱)你说的对
14:20
there's nothing more lovely,
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没什么比它更可爱
14:23
there's nothing more profound
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没什么比它更深邃
14:28
than the certainty,
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它就是必然
14:30
than the certainty that all of this will end
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必然这一切都会消逝
14:39
That all of this will end
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这一切都会消逝
14:44
So open your arms to me,
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所以向我张开你的怀抱吧
14:46
open your arms to me
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向我张开你的怀抱吧
14:48
And this will be the one moment that matters,
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这,才是最重要的一瞬
14:51
and this will be the one thing we remember,
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这,才是值得铭记的事
14:55
and this will be the reason to have been here,
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这,才是存在世间的理由
14:59
and this will be the one moment that matters --
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这,才是最重要的一瞬
15:03
Oh ...
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哦……
15:04
(Guitar)
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(吉他)
15:11
(Singing) So while the mud reclaims our footprints,
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(唱)当我们的脚印被泥土洗刷
15:17
and while our bones keep looking back
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当我们的尸骨还在缅怀过去
15:21
at the overgrowth that's swallowing the path --
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杂草已经丛生,覆盖蜿蜒小径
15:25
but for the grace of God go we,
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唯上帝恩典,指引我前行
15:29
but for the grace of God go we
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唯上帝恩典,指引我前行
15:33
But for the grace of time and chance and entropy's cruel hands --
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但时间与机遇不饶人, 熵增原理残酷地主宰……
15:38
So open your arms to me,
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所以向我张开你的怀抱吧
15:40
open your arms to me
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向我张开你的怀抱吧
15:42
And this will be the one moment that matters,
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这,才是最重要的一瞬
15:45
and this will be the one thing we remember,
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这,才是值得铭记的事
15:49
and this will be the reason to have been here,
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这,才是存在世间的理由
15:53
and this will be the one moment that matters
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这,才是最重要的一瞬
15:57
Oh ...
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哦……
16:00
So won't you stay here with me
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难道你不想在这里与我一起
16:03
and we'll build 'til we've blistered our hands
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我们不断创造 直到双手磨出水泡
16:08
So won't you stay here with me and we'll build us some temples,
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难道你不想在这里与我一起 让我们搭建寺庙
16:13
build us some castles,
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让我们搭建城堡
16:15
build us some monuments
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让我们搭建石碑
16:17
and burn them all right down
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再把它们统统毁掉
16:19
(Music)
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(音乐)
16:30
(Singing) So open your arms to me
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(唱)所以向我张开你的怀抱吧
16:34
And this will be the one moment that matters,
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这,才是最重要的一瞬
16:38
and this will be the reason to have been here,
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这,才是存在世间的理由
16:42
and this will be the one thing we remember,
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这,才是值得铭记的事
16:45
and this will be the one moment that matters
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这,才是最重要的一瞬
16:50
So won't you stay here with me,
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难道你不想在这里与我一起
16:51
we'll build 'til we blister our hands
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我们不断创造 直到双手磨出水泡
16:54
And this will be the one moment that matters --
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这,才是最重要的一瞬
16:57
So won't you stay here with me and build us some temples --
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难道你不想在这里与我一起 让我们搭建寺庙
17:01
This will be the one moment that matters --
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这,才是最重要的一瞬
17:05
Build us some temples --
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让我们搭建寺庙
17:07
The one moment that matters --
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最重要的一瞬
17:09
Build us some monuments --
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让我们搭建石碑
17:11
The one moment that matters
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最重要的一瞬
17:13
Build us some temples --
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让我们搭建寺庙
17:15
The one moment that matters.
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最重要的一瞬
17:17
Build us some monuments --
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让我们搭建石碑
17:18
The one moment that matters, oh
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最重要的一瞬 哦
17:21
(Guitar)
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(吉他)
17:26
(Applause)
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(掌声)
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