How digital DNA could help you make better health choices | Jun Wang

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翻译人员: xiao gu 校对人员: Yolanda Zhang
00:12
Today I'm here, actually, to pose you a question.
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今天我在这里给大家抛出一个问题
00:15
What is life?
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什么是生命
00:17
It has been really puzzling me for more than 25 years,
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这个问题困扰了我至少25年
00:21
and will probably continue doing so for the next 25 years.
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可能在未来的25年内依然如此
00:25
This is the thesis I did when I was still in undergraduate school.
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这是我在念本科时做的论文
00:31
While my colleagues still treated computers as big calculators,
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当我的同学们依然拿 电脑作为大型计算器使用
00:38
I started to teach computers to learn.
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我已经开始思考如何教电脑学习
00:41
I built digital lady beetles
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我构建了一个数字化瓢虫
00:44
and tried to learn from real lady beetles, just to do one thing:
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试图从自然界的瓢虫那里学习一件事
00:49
search for food.
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觅食
00:51
And after very simple neural network --
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通过一个简单的神经网络
00:53
genetic algorithms and so on --
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比如遗传算法等
00:56
look at the pattern.
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来观察这个模型
00:57
They're almost identical to real life.
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它几乎和活生生的瓢虫没有区别
01:01
A very striking learning experience for a twenty-year-old.
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对20岁的我来说这是非常震撼的体验
01:07
Life is a learning program.
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生命本身就是一套学习程序
01:12
When you look at all of this wonderful world,
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纵观大千世界
01:15
every species has its own learning program.
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每个物种都有自己的学习程序
01:19
The learning program is genome,
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这个程序就是 基因组
01:22
and the code of that program is DNA.
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程序的代码就是 DNA
01:26
The different genomes of each species represent different survival strategies.
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每个物种的不同基因 代表了不同的生存策略
01:33
They represent hundreds of millions of years of evolution.
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也代表了数亿年的进化演变
01:38
The interaction between every species' ancestor
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以及物种的祖先和环境的
01:42
and the environment.
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相互作用
01:45
I was really fascinated about the world,
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我十分着迷于这个世界
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about the DNA,
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着迷于DNA
01:49
about, you know, the language of life,
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生命的语言
01:52
the program of learning.
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还有学习程序
01:54
So I decided to co-found the institute to read them.
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所以我决定跟人合作建立 一个机构来解读它们
01:59
I read many of them.
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我做了很多相关研究
02:01
We probably read more than half of the prior animal genomes in the world.
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我们可能已经解读了世界上 超过一半动物的基因
02:06
I mean, up to date.
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到目前为止
02:09
We did learn a lot.
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我们收获了很多
02:11
We did sequence, also, one species many, many times ...
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我们对一个物种进行了多次基因测序
包括人类基因组
02:15
human genome.
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02:16
We sequenced the first Asian.
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我们完成了第一个 亚洲人基因组的测序
02:17
I sequenced it myself many, many times,
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我对自己的基因也进行了多次测序
02:20
just to take advantage of that platform.
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为了充分利用这个平台
02:24
Look at all those repeating base pairs:
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看看所有这些重复出现的碱基对
02:27
ATCG.
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ATCG
02:29
You don't understand anything there.
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你几乎无法从中读懂任何含义
02:31
But look at that one base pair.
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但是再看一下这组字母
02:32
Those five letters, the AGGAA.
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AGGAA 这五个字母
02:35
These five SNPs represent a very specific haplotype
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这五个SNP(单核苷酸多态性) 代表了一种非常特别的单形体
02:39
in the Tibetan population
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它们是位于藏族人身体中
02:41
around the gene called EPAS1.
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一种叫做EPAS1的基因
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That gene has been proved --
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这种基因已被证明是
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it's highly selective --
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高度选择性的结果
02:46
it's the most significant signature of positive selection of Tibetans
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是藏族人对高海拔 适应性进行积极选择的
02:50
for the higher altitude adaptation.
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重要标志
02:52
You know what?
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这说明什么呢
02:54
These five SNPs were the result of integration of Denisovans,
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这五个SNP极有可能是 灭绝的丹尼索瓦人 或与丹尼索瓦人
02:59
or Denisovan-like individuals into humans.
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有亲缘关系的人种的DNA 与人类DNA结合的结果
03:04
This is the reason why we need to read those genomes.
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这就是我们需要解读这些基因的原因
03:06
To understand history,
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它可以让你了解历史
了解基因这套学习程序
03:08
to understand what kind of learning process
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03:12
the genome has been through for the millions of years.
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在数百万年中经历了什么样的演变
03:17
By reading a genome, it can give you a lot of information --
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通过解读基因可以得到很多信息
它能告诉你基因中的一些错误
03:20
tells you the bugs in the genome --
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03:21
I mean, birth defects, monogenetic disorders.
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例如出生缺陷 单基因遗传病
03:25
Reading a drop of blood
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而仅仅需要一滴血
03:26
could tell you why you got a fever,
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它就能解释你为什么会发烧
03:28
or it tells you which medicine and dosage needs to be used
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或者当你生病 特别是罹患癌症时
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when you're sick, especially for cancer.
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告诉你需要使用哪种药物和多少剂量
03:35
A lot of things could be studied, but look at that:
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通过基因检测可以获得很多信息 不过看看这个数据
03:38
30 years ago, we were still poor in China.
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30年前 中国还很穷
03:42
Only .67 percent of the Chinese adult population had diabetes.
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当时只有0.67%的成年人患有糖尿病
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Look at now: 11 percent.
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而现在 这个数字是11%
03:49
Genetics cannot change over 30 years --
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我们的基因不会在 30年内发生这么大的改变
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only one generation.
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在只有一代人的时间跨度内
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It must be something different.
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肯定有别的影响因素
03:56
Diet?
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是饮食
03:57
The environment?
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环境
03:59
Lifestyle?
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或者生活方式吗
04:01
Even identical twins could develop totally differently.
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即使是同卵双胞胎 都可以变得很不一样
04:06
It could be one becomes very obese, the other is not.
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一个很胖 一个很瘦
04:10
One develops a cancer and the other does not.
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一个人得了癌症 另一个则没有
04:13
Not mentioning living in a very stressed environment.
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更不用说我们每天都生活在 一个充满压力的环境中
04:19
I moved to Shenzhen 10 years ago ...
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10年前我搬到了深圳
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for some reason, people may know.
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由于某些原因 大家可能都知道
04:25
If the gene's under stress,
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一个人的基因在感受到压力时的
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it behaves totally differently.
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表现会完全不一样
04:30
Life is a journey.
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人生是一场旅程
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A gene is just a starting point,
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基因只是一个起点
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not the end.
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而不是终点
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You have this statistical risk of certain diseases when you are born.
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你出生时就拥有某种疾病的患病风险
04:42
But every day you make different choices,
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然而每天你都会做出不同的决策
04:45
and those choices will increase or decrease the risk of certain diseases.
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这些决策会增加或 减少某种疾病的风险
04:51
But do you know where you are on the curve?
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但你知道自己在这个曲线上的位置吗
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What's the past curve look like?
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过去的曲线是什么样子的
04:56
What kind of decisions are you facing every day?
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你每天又面对着什么样的选择
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And what kind of decision is the right one
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在人生旅程的这张曲线图上
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to make your own right curve over your life journey?
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能让你处在正确位置上的 选择究竟是什么
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What's that?
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那是什么
05:09
The only thing you cannot change,
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唯一你无法改变
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you cannot reverse back,
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无法逆转的事情
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is time.
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就是时间
05:14
Probably not yet; maybe in the future.
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目前是这样 不过这件事儿也说不好
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(Laughter)
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(笑声)
05:17
Well, you cannot change the decision you've made,
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既然不能改变已经做出的决定
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but can we do something there?
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那我们可以做些什么呢
05:22
Can we actually try to run multiple options on me,
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我们能够同时运行不同的选择
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and try to predict right on the consequence,
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对所期待的结果进行预测
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and be able to make the right choice?
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再做出正确的选择吗
05:33
After all,
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毕竟
05:35
we are our choices.
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每个人都是由自己的选择决定的
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These lady beetles came to me afterwards.
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这些瓢虫后来启发了我
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25 years ago, I made the digital lady beetles
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25年前 我构建了数字化的瓢虫
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to try to simulate real lady beetles.
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试图模拟自然界中的瓢虫
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Can I make a digital me ...
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我是否可以同样 构建一个数字化的我
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to simulate me?
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来模拟真实的我自己呢
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I understand the neural network could become
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我当然明白其中的神经网络可能会
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much more sophisticated and complicated there.
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变得更加复杂
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Can I make that one,
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那么我是否可以做一个
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and try to run multiple options on that digital me --
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并尝试运行这个数字化的我
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to compute that?
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来计算出不同的选择结果呢
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Then I could live in different universes,
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这样我就可以同时平行的生活在
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in parallel, at the same time.
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不同的宇宙中
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Then I would choose whatever is good for me.
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然后选择对我来说最合适的方案
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I probably have the most comprehensive digital me on the planet.
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我的生命数据可能是 这个星球上最全面的
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I've spent a lot of dollars on me, on myself.
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我在自己身上可是做了不少投资
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And the digital me told me I have a genetic risk of gout
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这个数字化的我告诉我 种种信息表明我有痛风方面的
遗传风险
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by all of those things there.
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06:29
You need different technology to do that.
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需要不同的技术才能打造 这个数字化的我
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You need the proteins, genes,
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你需要蛋白质 基因
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you need metabolized antibodies,
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代谢 抗体的数据
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you need to screen all your body
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你需要筛查全身
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about the bacterias and viruses covering you, or in you.
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搜集体内外所有细菌和病毒的数据
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You need to have all the smart devices there --
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你需要各种智能设备
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smart cars, smart house, smart tables,
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智能车 智能家居 智能桌子
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smart watch, smart phone to track all of your activities there.
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智能手表 智能手机等等 来跟踪你所有的活动
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The environment is important --
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要知道环境数据很重要
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everything's important --
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一切都很重要
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and don't forget the smart toilet.
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另外别忘了智能马桶
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(Laughter)
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(笑)
06:56
It's such a waste, right?
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这简直就是一种浪费 是吧
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Every day, so much invaluable information just has been flushed into the water.
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每天这么多宝贵的信息 就这么被水冲掉了
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And you need them.
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你需要它们
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You need to measure all of them.
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需要测量这些数据
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You need to be able to measure everything around you
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你应该测量并计算周围的
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and compute them.
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所有这些东西
07:11
And the digital me told me I have a genetic defect.
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而这个数字化的我告诉我 我有遗传缺陷
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I have a very high risk of gout.
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我患痛风的概率很大
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I don't feel anything now,
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我暂时还没什么感觉
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I'm still healthy.
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看着挺健康的
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But look at my uric acid level.
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但看看我的尿酸水平
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It's double the normal range.
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是正常范围的两倍
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And the digital me searched all the medicine books,
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而数字化的我搜索了 所有的医药典籍
07:29
and it tells me, "OK, you could drink burdock tea" --
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告诉我 你可以喝牛蒡茶
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I cannot even pronounce it right --
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这个词我甚至都不太会读
07:35
(Laughter)
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(笑)
07:36
That is from old Chinese wisdom.
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这种茶来自中国的古老智慧
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And I drank that tea for three months.
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不过我喝了三个月的牛蒡茶
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My uric acid has now gone back to normal.
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尿酸值就恢复正常了
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I mean, it worked for me.
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这招儿对我还挺管用的
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All those thousands of years of wisdom worked for me.
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所有这些千年智慧 对我而言都是有用的
我很幸运
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I was lucky.
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07:50
But I'm probably not lucky for you.
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但可能对于你们来说就不一定了
07:55
All of this existing knowledge in the world
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世界上一切现有的知识
07:57
cannot possibly be efficient enough or personalized enough for yourself.
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不可能对每个人都有效 不可能都是对症下药
08:03
The only way to make that digital me work ...
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能让这个数字化的我有效的唯一方法
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is to learn from yourself.
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就是从自己的身体中学习
08:10
You have to ask a lot of questions about yourself:
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你必须问自己很多问题
08:13
"What if?" --
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如果这么做会怎样
我现在有时差反应
08:15
I'm being jet-lagged now here.
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08:16
You don't probably see it, but I do.
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你们可能看不出来 但我确实有
08:19
What if I eat less?
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如果我少吃点呢
08:21
When I took metformin, supposedly to live longer?
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如果我服用二甲双胍 是否就可以活得更长呢
08:25
What if I climb Mt. Everest?
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如果我去爬珠穆朗玛峰呢
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It's not that easy.
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可能没那么容易
08:28
Or run a marathon?
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或者去跑马拉松呢
08:29
What if I drink a bottle of mao-tai,
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如果我喝一瓶茅台酒
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which is a Chinese liquor,
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一种中国的烈性酒
08:33
and I get really drunk?
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真的喝醉了会怎么样
08:34
I was doing a video rehearsal last time with the folks here,
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上次在这里跟工作人员 进行了一次录像彩排
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when I was drunk,
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我那会儿喝醉了
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and I totally delivered a different speech.
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结果我的演讲内容完全跑偏了
08:42
(Laughter)
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(笑)
08:45
What if I work less, right?
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如果我的工作量少一点呢
08:47
I have been less stressed, right?
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我的压力是否就减轻了
08:49
So that probably never happened to me,
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这种情况从来没有发生在我身上
08:51
I was really stressed every day,
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我每天压力都很大
但我希望我的压力能够小一点
08:53
but I hope I could be less stressed.
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08:56
These early studies told us,
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这些早期研究告诉我们
08:58
even with the same banana,
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即使吃同样的一根香蕉
09:00
we have totally different glucose-level reactions
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不同个体的血糖水平反应
09:03
over different individuals.
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都可能完全不同
09:04
How about me?
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那我呢
09:06
What is the right breakfast for me?
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一顿适合我的早餐应该吃些什么
09:08
I need to do two weeks of controlled experiments,
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我需要做两个星期的对照实验
09:11
of testing all kinds of different food ingredients on me,
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测试各种不同的食物成分
09:14
and check my body's reaction.
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并检查我身体的反应
09:17
And I don't know the precise nutrition for me,
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我不知道对我来说精确的营养
09:20
for myself.
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到底应该包含什么
09:23
Then I wanted to search all the Chinese old wisdom
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我想搜遍所有中国的古老智慧
09:27
about how I can live longer, and healthier.
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找到让我活得更久 更健康的秘诀
09:30
I did it.
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我确实付诸行动了
09:31
Some of them are really unachievable.
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不过其中有一些并不现实
09:34
I did this once last October,
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我在去年十月份尝试了一次
09:37
by not eating for seven days.
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七天不吃饭
09:39
I did a fast for seven days with six partners of mine.
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我与我的六个伙伴一起进行了 为期七天的绝食体验
09:44
Look at those people.
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看看他们
09:45
One smile.
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有一个人笑了
知道为什么吗
09:47
You know why he smiled?
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他作弊了
09:48
He cheated.
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(笑)
09:49
(Laughter)
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09:50
He drank one cup of coffee at night,
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晚上他偷偷喝了一杯咖啡
09:53
and we caught it from the data.
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我们直接从他的数据中发现了
09:55
(Laughter)
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(笑)
我们差不多解读出了 数据中的所有内容
09:56
We measured everything from the data.
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09:58
We were able to track them,
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我们能够追踪这些数据
10:00
and we could really see --
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而且切切实实的看到了
10:02
for example, my immune system,
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我的免疫系统的变化 举个例子
10:04
just to give you a little hint there.
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给大家一点直观的信息
10:06
My immune system changed dramatically over 24 hours there.
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我的免疫系统在24小时内 发生了巨大的变化
10:11
And my antibody regulates my proteins
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而基于这个巨大变化 我的抗体开始对我体内的
10:14
for that dramatic change.
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蛋白质进行调节
10:16
And everybody was doing that.
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所有参与者都是如此
10:17
Even if we're essentially totally different at the very beginning.
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尽管每个人的免疫系统 天生各不相同
10:21
And that probably will be an interesting treatment in the future
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这很可能是将来治疗 癌症或类似疾病的
10:24
for cancer and things like that.
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一个有意思的方法
10:25
It becomes very, very interesting.
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而且正在变得越来越有趣
10:28
But something you probably don't want to try,
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但有些方法你可能未必想尝试
10:30
like drinking fecal water from a healthier individual,
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比如饮用健康人的粪水
10:34
which will make you feel healthier.
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虽然这会让你感觉更健康
10:36
This is from old Chinese wisdom.
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这也是来自古老中国的智慧
10:37
Look at that, right?
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不妨看一下
10:39
Like 1,700 years ago,
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1700年前
10:41
it's already there, in the book.
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这种方法就已经被记录在册了
10:44
But I still hate the smell.
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但我还是没法接受那个味道
10:46
(Laughter)
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(笑)
10:47
I want to find out the true way to do it,
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我想找出另一种方式
10:49
maybe find a combination of cocktails of bacterias and drink it,
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或许我们可以用混合了 益生菌的鸡尾酒来替代
会让我感觉好一点
10:54
it probably will make me better.
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10:55
So I'm trying to do that.
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所以我打算试试
10:56
Even though I'm trying this hard,
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尽管我依然在努力尝试
10:59
it's so difficult to test out all possible conditions.
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但是要测试出所有可能的 方法依然是非常困难的
11:04
It's not possible to do all kinds of experiments at all ...
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针对每个个体做 各种实验也并不现实
11:11
but we do have seven billion learning programs on this planet.
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但是我们在这个星球上 有70亿个学习程序
11:14
Seven billion.
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70亿
11:16
And every program is running in different conditions
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每个学习程序都在 不同的条件下运行
11:19
and doing different experiments.
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并进行不同的实验
11:21
Can we all measure them?
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我们可以测量所有这些个体吗
11:24
Seven years ago, I wrote an essay in "Science"
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七年前 我在《科学》杂志上 发表了一篇文章
11:28
to celebrate the human genome's 10-year anniversary.
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为了庆祝人类基因组计划10周年
11:31
I said, "Sequence yourself,
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我当时说过 测序你自己
11:33
for one and for all."
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为了个体 也为了全人类
11:35
But now I'm going to say,
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但是现在我要说的是
11:37
"Digitalize yourself for one and for all."
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数字化你自己 为了个人 也为了全人类
11:42
When we make this digital me into a digital we,
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当我们把这个 数字化的我 变成了 数字化的我们
11:47
when we try to form an internet of life,
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当我们试着构建 一个数字化生命网络
11:51
when people can learn from each other,
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当人们可以互相学习
11:54
when people can learn from their experience,
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学习彼此的经验
11:57
their data,
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彼此的数据
11:58
when people can really form a digital me by themselves
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当人们真的可以自主 打造一个数字化的我
12:02
and we learn from it,
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让我们得以中进行学习
12:05
the digital we will be totally different with a digital me.
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这个 数字化的我们 将与 数字化的我 完全不同
12:10
But it can only come from the digital me.
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但它只能来自 数字化的我
12:15
And this is what I try to propose here.
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这就是我在这里提出的建议
12:19
Join me --
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加入 我
12:21
become we,
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成为 我们
12:23
and everybody should build up their own digital me,
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每个人都应该建立数字化的自我
12:28
because only by that will you learn more about you,
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因为只有这样 你才能更加了解你自己
12:33
about me,
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了解 我
12:34
about us ...
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了解 我们
12:36
about the question I just posed at the very beginning:
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了解我最开始提出的那个问题
12:40
"What is life?"
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什么是生命
12:41
Thank you.
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谢谢
12:43
(Applause)
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(鼓掌)
12:49
Chris Anderson: One quick question for you.
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克里斯·安德森(CA): 我想快速的问一个问题
12:52
I mean, the work is amazing.
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这项工作无疑相当出色
12:54
I suspect one question people have is,
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我猜大家可能还有一个问题
12:57
as we look forward to these amazing technical possibilities
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因为我们都期待着这些神奇的
13:01
of personalized medicine,
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个性化医疗技术成为可能
13:02
in the near-term it feels like they're only going to be affordable
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而在短期内 感觉还只有 少数人才能负担得起
13:05
for a few people, right?
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是吗
13:07
It costs many dollars to do all the sequencing and so forth.
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仅仅是做基因测序就需要花很多钱
13:10
Is this going to lead to a kind of,
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这是否会导致在某种程度上
13:13
you know, increasing inequality?
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增加了不平等
13:15
Or do you have this vision that the knowledge that you get
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或者您是否有这样的构想 从这些早期的志愿者
13:19
from the pioneers
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身上获取的知识
13:21
can actually be pretty quickly disseminated
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可以被快速的复制推广
13:23
to help a broader set of recipients?
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从而帮助更广泛的群体呢
13:27
Jun Wang: Well, good question.
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王俊:很好的问题
13:29
I'll tell you that seven years ago, when I co-founded BGI,
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十七年前 当我与人合伙创立华大基因
13:32
and served as the CEO of the company there,
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并担任这家公司CEO的时候
13:36
the only goal there for me to do
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我唯一的目标就是
13:38
was to drive the sequencing cost down.
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推动基因测序成本的下降
13:40
It started from 100 million dollars per human genome.
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从最开始要花1亿美元完成 对一个人全基因组的测序
13:43
Now, it's a couple hundred dollars for a human genome.
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到现在只需要几百美元
13:46
The only reason to do it is to get more people to benefit from it.
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我这么做的唯一原因 就是希望让更多的人从中受益
13:50
So for the digital me, it's the same thing.
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而 数字化的我 也是由此诞生的
13:52
Now, you probably need,
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目前你可能需要
13:53
you know, one million dollars to digitize a person.
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一百万美元去数字化一个生命个体
13:57
I think it has to be 100 dollars.
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但我认为在未来 必须要降到100美元
13:59
It has to be free for many of those people that urgently need that.
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甚至是免费 尤其对于那些迫切需要 这项技术的人来说 这是必须的
14:04
So this is our goal.
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所以这就是我们的目标
14:05
And it seems that with all this merging of the technology,
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当这一切技术都能够融合之后
14:09
I'm thinking that in the very near future,
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我认为在不远的将来
14:11
let's say three to five years,
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或许三到五年
14:14
it will come to reality.
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一切就会成为现实
14:15
And this is the whole idea of why I founded iCarbonX,
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这就是为什么我创立了碳云智能
14:19
my second company.
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我的第二家公司
其目的就是要把成本降低到
14:21
It's really trying to get the cost down
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14:23
to a level where every individual could have the benefit.
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让每个人都可以从中受益的水平
14:27
CA: All right, so the dream is not elite health services for few,
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CA:好的 所以您的梦想 不是让它为少数的精英服务
14:30
it's to really try
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而是真正要使
14:31
and actually make overall health care much more cost effective --
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医疗健康服务更具普世价值
14:34
JW: But we started from some early adopters,
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王俊:的确如此 但我们需要从 一些早期的先行者开始
14:37
people believing ideas and so on,
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从更加相信这个想法的一些人开始
14:39
but eventually, it will become everybody's benefit.
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但最终它将能够让每个人受益
14:44
CA: Well, Jun, I think it's got to be true to say
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CA:王俊 我不得不说
14:46
you're one of the most amazing scientific minds on the planet,
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你是这个星球上 最令人叹服的科学家之一
14:49
and it's an honor to have you.
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真的很荣幸能邀请到你
14:50
JW: Thank you.
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王俊:谢谢
(鼓掌)
14:52
(Applause)
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