The unexpected benefit of celebrating failure | Astro Teller

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譯者: 易帆 余 審譯者: Lucia Huang
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In 1962 at Rice University,
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1962年,在萊斯大學,
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JFK told the country about a dream he had,
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約翰.甘乃迪總統 向人民宣告了一個他的夢想,
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a dream to put a person on the moon by the end of the decade.
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一個10年內要把 人類送到月球的夢想:
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The eponymous moonshot.
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阿波羅登月計畫。
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No one knew if it was possible to do
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當時沒有人知道,這到底可不可行,
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but he made sure a plan was put in place to do it if it was possible.
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但只要有可能, 他就會擬定計畫讓它實現。
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That's how great dreams are.
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偉大的夢想就是這樣形成的。
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Great dreams aren't just visions,
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偉大的夢想並不只是願景,
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they're visions coupled to strategies for making them real.
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它們結合了願景與策略, 使夢想成真。
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I have the incredible good fortune to work at a moonshot factory.
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我何其有幸可以在 「登月工廠」工作。
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At X -- formerly called Google X --
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在 X 公司,之前被叫做 Google X ,
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you'll find an aerospace engineer working alongside a fashion designer
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你會看到航太工程師 與時尚設計師一起工作,
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and former military ops commanders brainstorming with laser experts.
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還有前軍隊指揮官與 雷射專家一起腦力激盪。
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These inventors, engineers and makers are dreaming up technologies
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這些發明家、工程師、製造者
在為我們更美好的世界築夢。
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that we hope can make the world a wonderful place.
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We use the word "moonshots" to remind us to keep our visions big --
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我們使用「登月」這個字, 來提醒我們要目光遠大,
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to keep dreaming.
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並持續夢想。
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And we use the word "factory" to remind ourselves
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而我們使用「工廠」這個字, 是要提醒自己,
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that we want to have concrete visions --
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要有具體的願景、
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concrete plans to make them real.
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具體的計畫,讓夢想成真。
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Here's our moonshot blueprint.
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這是我們的登月藍圖。
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Number one:
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第一:
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we want to find a huge problem in the world
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我們要找出在這世界上,
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that affects many millions of people.
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會影響好幾百萬人的重要問題。
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Number two:
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第二:
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we want to find or propose a radical solution for solving that problem.
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我們要找出或提出一個, 可以徹底解決這個問題的方案。
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And then number three:
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第三:
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there has to be some reason to believe
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我們有理由相信,
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that the technology for such a radical solution
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這個解決方案的科技
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could actually be built.
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可以被實作出來。
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But I have a secret for you.
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但我有個秘密要告訴各位。
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The moonshot factory is a messy place.
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登月工廠是一個混亂的地方。
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But rather than avoid the mess,
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但與其避開混亂
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pretend it's not there,
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或假裝視而不見,
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we've tried to make that our strength.
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我們更需要的是發揮我們的實力。
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We spend most of our time breaking things
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我們花很多時間在突破現狀
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and trying to prove that we're wrong.
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並嘗試證明我們是錯的。
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That's it, that's the secret.
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就這樣,這就是那個秘密。
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Run at all the hardest parts of the problem first.
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先把問題最困難的地方 拿出來討論研究。
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Get excited and cheer,
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並為此感到刺激而且振奮:
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"Hey! How are we going to kill our project today?"
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「嘿!我們今天會如何 砍掉我們的專案?」
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We've got this interesting balance going
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我們在這樣有趣的 平衡中持續往前,
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where we allow our unchecked optimism to fuel our visions.
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在一個盲目的樂觀中 推動我們的願景。
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But then we also harness enthusiastic skepticism
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並裝備上積極的懷疑態度
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to breathe life, breathe reality into those visions.
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把生命與實際注入到 我們的願景裡面。
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I want to show you a few of the projects
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我想向各位展示一些計畫,
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that we've had to leave behind on the cutting room floor,
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一些我們必須留在工廠 淘汰掉的計畫,
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and also a few of the gems
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及其中的一些璞玉,
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that at least so far, have not only survived that process,
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那些倖存下來,
且在這樣的模式中, 得到加速發展的專案。
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but have been accelerated by it.
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02:56
Last year we killed a project in automated vertical farming.
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去年,我們砍掉了一個 自動的垂直耕種計畫。
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This is some of the lettuce that we grew.
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這些是我們種植的生菜。
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One in nine people in the world suffers from undernourishment.
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世界上九個人裡面就有一個人 有營養不良的問題。
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So this is a moonshot that needs to happen.
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所以這是一個需要 被解決的登月問題。
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Vertical farming uses 10 times less water
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垂直耕種比傳統耕種
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and a hundred times less land than conventional farming.
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少了十倍的水量及百倍的土地。
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And because you can grow the food close to where it's consumed,
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當你可以在 消費當地直接耕種,
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you don't have to transport it large distances.
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你不須要把食物 運送到很遠的地方。
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We made progress in a lot of the areas
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我們在自動收割及 高效照明方面
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like automated harvesting and efficient lighting.
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下了很多的工夫去研發。
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But unfortunately,
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但很不幸,
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we couldn't get staple crops like grains and rice to grow this way.
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用這種方式無法種出主食類的 農作物,像是,穀類和米食類。
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So we killed the project.
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所以,我們砍掉了這個專案。
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Here's another huge problem.
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這裡有另一個重大問題。
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We pay enormous costs in resources and environmental damage
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我們付出了很高的資源 及環境破壞的成本,
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to ship goods worldwide.
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把物品運送到全世界。
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Economic development of landlocked countries
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內陸國家的經濟發展,
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is limited by lack of shipping infrastructure.
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受限於貨運基礎設施的缺乏。
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The radical solution?
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有沒有一個徹底的解決方案呢?
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A lighter-than-air, variable-buoyancy cargo ship.
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一個比空氣還輕,可調節 浮力的空中貨運船。
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This has the potential to lower,
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至少這是目前最有潛力
可以降低運輸時間、成本及
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at least overall,
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the cost, time and carbon footprint of shipping
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碳足跡的最佳方案,
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without needing runways.
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而且它不需要公路。
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We came up with this clever set of technical breakthroughs
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我們想出了這些聰明的 突破性的技術,
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that together might make it possible for us to lower the cost enough
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結合這些科技, 可讓我們降低成本,
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that we could actually make these ships --
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使每單位容量的建造成本,
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inexpensively enough in volume.
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低至可以接受。
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But however cheap they would have been to make in volume
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然而這個相對便宜的價格, 是建立在容量夠大的前題上。
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it turned out that it was going to cost close to 200 million dollars
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然後,我們發現,
設計及建造第一台出來, 得花兩億美金。
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to design and build the first one.
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200 million dollars is just way too expensive.
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兩億美金實在是太昂貴了。
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Because X is structured with these tight feedback loops
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「X團隊」架構在迅速的反饋,
它重複地從錯誤中學習 並提出新的設計。
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of making mistakes and learning and new designs,
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we can't spend 200 million dollars
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我們不能花兩億美金
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to get the first data point
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只為得到第一筆資料
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about whether we're on the right track or not.
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來證明我們是否在 正確的軌道上。
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If there's an Achilles' heel in one our projects,
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如果我們的專案 有一個致命的缺點,
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we want to know it now, up front, not way down the road.
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我們想要第一時間就知道, 而不是等事情做了才發現。
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So we killed this project, too.
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所以,我們也把這個專案砍了。
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Discovering a major flaw in a project
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發現了專案的重大缺陷,
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doesn't always mean that it ends the project.
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並不意味著專案就此結束。
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Sometimes it actually gets us onto a more productive path.
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它實際上有時候,這會帶領 我們到更有效率的道路上。
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This is our fully self-driving vehicle prototype,
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這是我們全自動駕駛車的原型,
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which we built without a steering wheel or break pedal.
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一部不用方向盤及 剎車踏板的自駕車。
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But that wasn't actually our goal when we started.
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但這並不是我們 一開始的目標。
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With 1.2 million people dying on the roads globally every year,
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當全球每年有 120萬人死於車禍,
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building a car that drives itself was a natural moonshot to take.
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建造一部自駕車, 自然成為登月計畫的願景之一。
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Three and a half years ago,
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3年半前,
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when we had these Lexus, retrofitted, self-driving cars in testing,
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當時我們用 Lexus 改造的 自動駕駛車做測試,
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they were doing so well, we gave them out to other Googlers
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他們做的很棒, 我們邀請 Googler 來試駕,
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to find out what they thought of the experience.
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看看他們體驗後的想法。
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And what we discovered
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但我們卻發現到,
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was that our plan to have the cars do almost all the driving
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讓車子長時間保持自動駕駛,
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and just hand over to the users in case of emergency
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在緊急狀況, 把控制權交還給使用者
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was a really bad plan.
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其實是個很糟的計畫。
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It wasn't safe
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它並不安全,
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because the users didn't do their job.
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因為使用者沒有 盡到他們的責任。
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They didn't stay alert
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當車子需要把控制權 交還給使用者時,
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in case the car needed to hand control back to them.
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使用者並沒有保持警覺。
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This was a major crisis for the team.
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這是團隊的一大災難。
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It sent them back to the drawing board.
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這把團隊人員再度送回白板前,
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And they came up with a beautiful, new perspective.
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結果他們想出了一個漂亮的, 全新的觀點。
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Aim for a car where you're truly a passenger.
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專注於把使用者設定在 完全是一位乘客的角度上來思考,
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You tell the car where you want to go,
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你只要告訴車子你要去哪,
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you push a button
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按下按鈕後,
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and it takes you from point A to point B by itself.
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它自己就會把你從A點帶到B點。
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We're really grateful
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我們很幸運,
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that we had this insight as early on in the project as we did.
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能在專案的早期, 就洞悉到這一點。
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And it's shaped everything we've done since then.
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這個概念形塑了我們 接下來的所有設計。
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And now our cars have self-driven more than 1.4 million miles,
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我們的車子目前 已經行駛了140萬英哩,
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and they're out everyday
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它們現在每天在
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on the streets of Mountain View, California and Austin, Texas.
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加州山景市及德州 奧斯丁市的街上跑。
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The cars team shifted their perspective.
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汽車團隊改變了他們的觀點。
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This is one of X's mantras.
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這是 X 的魔法咒語之一。
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Sometimes shifting your perspective is more powerful than being smart.
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有時候轉換你的想法 比天賦異稟更有力量。
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Take wind energy.
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談一下風力發電。
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It's one of my favorite examples of perspective shifting.
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這是其中一個我最愛的 改變觀點的例子。
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There's no way that we're going to build
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我們不可能打造出
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a better standard wind turbine than the experts in that industry.
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比產業專家所設計 更優秀的風力渦輪機標準
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But we found a way to get up higher into the sky,
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但我們找到方法 去接近天空的上層。
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and so get access to faster, more consistent winds,
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那裡有更快、更持續的風,
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and so more energy without needing hundreds of tons of steel to get there.
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而且不需要好幾百噸的鋼鐵 去取得更多的風力。
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Our Makani energy kite rises up from its perch
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我們的 Makani 能量風箏,
是藉由機翼上的螺旋槳旋轉 將它從連桿上推升上去。
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by spinning up those propellers along its wing.
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And it pulls out a tether as it rises,
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當它飛起來後, 會把繫繩跟著拉出來,
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pulling energy up through the tether.
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並透過繫繩取得能量。
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Once the tether's all the way out,
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一旦繫繩全部被拉出來後,
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it goes into crosswind circles in the sky.
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它就會在天空中開始旋轉。
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And now those propellers that lifted it up have become flying turbines.
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現在這些推升風箏上來的螺旋槳, 已經變成飛行渦輪機。
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And that sends energy back down the tether.
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它會把能量透過繫繩傳送回來。
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We haven't yet found a way to kill this project.
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我們還沒找到 可以砍掉這個專案的理由。
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And the longer it survives that pressure, the more excited we get
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這個專案存活越久,我們就越興奮,
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that this could become a cheaper and more deployable form
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因為它有機會變成更便宜
又可以部署到全世界 的風力電能。
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of wind energy for the world.
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Probably the craziest sounding project we have is Project Loon.
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Loon 計劃可能是, 我們最瘋狂的專案。
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We're trying to make balloon-powered Internet.
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我們嘗試要做出 熱氣球動力網路。
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A network of balloons in the stratosphere
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一個在大氣層中 由熱氣球組成的網路,
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that beam an internet connection down to rural and remote areas of the world.
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它可以為郊區及世界上的 偏遠地區提供網路服務。
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This could bring online as many as four billion more people,
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這可以讓至今缺乏網路 連線的40億人口
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who today have little or no internet connection.
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連結到網際網路上來。
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But you can't just take a cell tower,
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但你不能直接把手機基地台
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strap it to a balloon and stick it in the sky.
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綁起來黏在熱氣球上 然後送上天空。
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The winds are too strong, it would be blown away.
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風太大了,會被吹走。
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And the balloons are too high up to tie it to the ground.
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而且熱氣球飛很高, 沒辦法綁在地上。
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Here comes the crazy moment.
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瘋狂時刻來臨了。
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What if, instead,
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如果要是,換個角度想,
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we let the balloons drift
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我們讓熱氣球用飄的呢?
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and we taught them how to sail the winds to go where the needed to go?
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我們如何教它們駕馭風力 去到它們需要去的地方呢?
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It turns out the stratosphere has winds
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事實證明,大氣層中 有一個薄的氣層區域
09:16
that are going in quite different speeds and directions in thin strata.
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裡面的風有不同的速度與方向。
09:21
So we hoped that using smart algorithms and wind data from around the world,
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我們希望透過聰明的演算法及 來自世界各地的風力資料,
09:26
we could maneuver the balloons a bit,
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讓我們可以調動熱氣球,
09:29
getting them to go up and down just a tiny bit in the stratosphere
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讓熱氣球在大氣層裡上上下下,
09:32
to grab those winds going in those different directions and speeds.
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抓住不同方向與速度的風。
09:36
The idea is to have enough balloons
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這個想法是利用夠多的氣球,
09:38
so as one balloon floats out of your area,
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當一顆熱氣球飄出你的區域時,
09:41
there's another balloon ready to float into place,
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馬上有另一顆熱氣球 替補進來這一區,
09:45
handing off the internet connection,
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送出網路的連結訊號,
09:47
just like your phone hands off between cell towers
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就像是你的手機從高速公路下來後,
09:51
as you drive down the freeway.
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訊號交換到另一個基地台一樣。
09:53
We get how crazy that vision sounds --
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我們對這個計畫 的規模感到瘋狂,
09:58
there's the name of the project to remind us of that.
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專案的名稱隨時 提醒著我們莫忘初衷。
10:00
So since 2012,
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從2012年起,
10:03
the Loon team has prioritized the work that seems the most difficult
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Loon 團隊優先處理
最困難及最可能結束專案的項目
10:09
and so the most likely to kill their project.
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10:13
The first thing that they did
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他們做的第一件事,
10:15
was try to get a Wi-Fi connection from a balloon in the stratosphere
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是試著把大氣層裡面 熱氣球的 Wi-Fi 訊號,
10:19
down to an antenna on the ground.
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傳送到地面上的天線。
10:22
It worked.
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它成功了。
10:23
And I promise you there were bets that it wasn't going to.
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我向各位保證, 真的曾有人打賭這個辦不到。
10:26
So we kept going.
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所以,我們繼續前進。
10:28
Could we get the balloon to talk directly to handsets,
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我們可以讓熱氣球 與手機直接對話嗎?
10:32
so that we didn't need the antenna as an intermediary receiver?
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這樣我們就不需要天線 作為居間的接收器了?
10:36
Yeah.
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可以的。
10:38
Could we get the balloon bandwidth high enough
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我們可以把熱氣球的頻寬加大,
10:41
so it was a real Internet connection?
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大到跟真的網路連結一樣快嗎?
10:44
So that people could have something more than just SMS?
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所以人們除了簡訊之外, 還可以得到更多的功能嗎?
10:49
The early tests weren't even a megabit per second,
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早期測試時,每秒的 傳送速度甚至不到 1MB ,
10:53
but now we can do up to 15 megabits per second.
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但現在我們已經達到 每秒 15MB 以上的傳送速度,
10:56
Enough to watch a TED Talk.
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足夠看 TED 的演講影片了。
10:59
Could we get the balloons to talk to each other through the sky
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我們可以讓熱氣球彼此溝通,
11:02
so that we could reach our signal deeper into rural areas?
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把訊號傳到更深遠的郊區嗎?
11:07
Check.
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沒問題。
11:09
Could we get balloons the size of a house to stay up for more than 100 days,
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我們可以製造出跟房子一樣大的 熱氣球,在天空停留超過 100 天,
11:16
while costing less than five percent
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讓它比傳統製造方式生產的氣球更耐用、
11:18
of what traditional, long-life balloons have cost to make?
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而成本只要原本的5%嗎?
11:23
Yes. In the end.
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是的。結果可以。
11:25
But I promise you, you name it, we had to try it to get there.
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但我向你保證,你想的到的, 我們都已經嘗試做過了。
11:31
We made round, silvery balloons.
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我們有做過圓形的銀色熱氣球。
11:35
We made giant pillow-shaped balloons.
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我們做過超大枕頭型熱氣球。
11:40
We made balloons the size of a blue whale.
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我們做過藍鯨型的熱氣球。
11:44
We busted a lot of balloons.
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我們砍破一大堆的熱氣球。
11:47
(Laughter)
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(笑聲)
11:49
Since one of the things that was most likely to kill the Loon project
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因為 Loon 專案的關鍵難題是,
11:53
was whether we could guide the balloons through the sky,
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我們是否能夠 引導熱氣球穿越天際。
11:56
one of our most important experiments was putting a balloon inside a balloon.
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因此我們最重要的實驗之一, 是把一個熱氣球裝在另一個裡面。
12:02
So there are two compartments here, one with air and then one with helium.
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製造出兩個分離的空間, 一個裝空氣,另一個裝氦氣。
12:07
The balloon pumps air in to make itself heavier,
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熱氣球打進空氣 來增加它自身的重量,
12:11
or lets air out to make it lighter.
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或者把空氣放掉 來減輕重量。
12:14
And these weight changes allow it to rise or fall,
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這些重量的改變, 可以讓熱氣球上升或下降,
12:17
and that simple movement of the balloon is its steering mechanism.
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這個簡單的動作, 是操縱熱氣球方向的機制。
12:21
It floats up or down,
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它上下飄浮,
12:23
hoping to grab winds going in the speed and direction that it wants.
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去抓取適當的風向, 達到它想要的速度與方向。
12:27
But is that good enough for it to navigate through the world?
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但這就足以讓它 在全世界航行了嗎?
12:32
Barely at first,
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剛開始很困難,
12:35
but better all the time.
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但漸漸的好轉起來了。
12:36
This particular balloon, our latest balloon,
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這個獨特的熱氣球, 是我們最新的版本,
12:39
can navigate a two-mile vertical stretch of sky
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它可以在天空 垂直上下航行兩英哩,
12:44
and can sail itself to within 500 meters of where it wants to go
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而且可以自兩萬公里外,
12:48
from 20,000 kilometers away.
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自己航行到的目的地, 誤差在 500 公尺內。
12:56
We have lots more to do
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我們還有很多改進的空間,
12:58
in terms of fine-tuning the system and reducing costs.
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包括微調系統還有降低成本。
13:03
But last year, a balloon built inexpensively
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但去年,我們有一個低成本的熱氣球,
13:06
went around the world 19 times over 187 days.
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已經環繞地球19 圈,超過187 天。
13:12
So we're going to keep going.
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所以,這個專案會繼續前進。
13:15
(Applause)
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(掌聲)
13:21
Our balloons today
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今日,我們的熱氣球,
13:22
are doing pretty much everything a complete system needs to do.
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已經幾乎是一個完整的系統。
13:27
We're in discussions with telcos around the world,
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我們正在與世界各地 的電信公司討論,
13:30
and we're going to fly over places like Indonesia
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我們今年打算飛越印尼,
13:32
for real service testing this year.
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做真實服務的測試。
13:35
This probably all sounds too good to be true,
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這聽起來好到令人難以置信,
13:38
and you're right.
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你是對的。
13:41
Being audacious
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參與大膽的創新,
13:43
and working on big, risky things
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成就巨大而高風險的事物
13:45
makes people inherently uncomfortable.
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會讓人感到如履薄冰。
13:49
You cannot yell at people and force them to fail fast.
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你不能對著人們吼叫, 強迫他們趕快失敗。
13:55
People resist. They worry.
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人們會抗拒。他們擔心:
13:57
"What will happen to me if I fail?
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「如果失敗了,我會發生甚麼事?
14:00
Will people laugh at me?
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其它人會笑我嗎?
14:02
Will I be fired?"
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我會失去工作嗎?」
14:05
I started with our secret.
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讓我從我們的祕密開始講起。
14:08
I'm going to leave you with how we actually make it happen.
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我會告訴各位,我們實際上 是如何讓它發生的。
14:12
The only way to get people to work on big, risky things --
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要讓人們勇於任事,冒高風險,
14:17
audacious ideas --
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開創大膽想法,
14:19
and have them run at all the hardest parts of the problem first,
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並直入所有問題最困難的核心。 唯一方法是...
14:24
is if you make that the path of least resistance for them.
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為他們減低這條路上的阻力。
14:29
We work hard at X to make it safe to fail.
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在 X 公司,我們盡其所能 讓專案安全著地。
14:34
Teams kill their ideas as soon as the evidence is on the table
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一旦證據攤在眼前, 團隊就中止他們的計劃。
14:37
because they're rewarded for it.
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因為,他們會因此而得到報償。
14:41
They get applause from their peers.
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他們從同事那邊獲得掌聲。
14:44
Hugs and high fives from their manager, me in particular.
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從他們的經理,特別是我這邊, 獲得擁抱並擊掌。
14:49
They get promoted for it.
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他們會因此獲得晉升。
14:51
We have bonused every single person on teams that ended their projects,
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當他們結束了他們的專案, 我們還會分紅給每一個人,
14:57
from teams as small as two to teams of more than 30.
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小至 2 人、大至 30 人的團隊都有。
15:01
We believe in dreams at the moonshot factory.
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在登月工廠,我們相信夢想。
15:04
But enthusiastic skepticism
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但積極的懷疑態度
15:07
is not the enemy of boundless optimism.
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並不是無邊際的樂觀主義的敵人。
15:10
It's optimism's perfect partner.
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它是樂觀主義的最佳夥伴。
15:14
It unlocks the potential in every idea.
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它打開了每一個想法的潛力。
15:19
We can create the future that's in our dreams.
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我們可以創造 我們夢想中的未來。
15:24
Thank you very much.
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非常謝謝各位。
15:25
(Applause)
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(掌聲)
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