Tyler DeWitt: Hey science teachers -- make it fun

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Translator: Morton Bast Reviewer: Krystian Aparta
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Let me tell you a story.
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讓我給你說個故事。
現在是我第一年當高中科學教師,
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It's my first year as a new high school science teacher,
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and I'm so eager.
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而我滿懷期待。
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I'm so excited, I'm pouring myself into my lesson plans.
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我非常興奮,把自己完全投入了課程的安排之中。
然而我慢慢理解到一個恐怖的事實
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But I'm slowly coming to this horrifying realization
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是我的學生們可能其實什麼也沒有學到。
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that my students just might not be learning anything.
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有一天發生了這樣的事:
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This happens one day:
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I'd just assigned my class to read this textbook chapter
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我指定了我們班讀課本裡的一章
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about my favorite subject in all of biology:
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是有關於生物學中我最喜歡的部份:
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viruses and how they attack.
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病毒以及牠們如何攻擊致病。
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And so I'm so excited to discuss this with them,
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因此我非常興奮要與他們討論這課題,
而當我切入話題時,「請哪一位可以解釋一下
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and I come in and I say, "Can somebody please explain
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the main ideas and why this is so cool?"
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這裡的主要概念以及這個概念為什麼這麼酷?」
課堂裡一片寂靜。
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There's silence.
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終於,我最喜愛的學生,她直直看著我的眼
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Finally, my favorite student, she looks me straight in the eye,
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and she says, "The reading sucked."
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然後她說,「閱讀很糟。」
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(Laughter)
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接下來她澄清道說,「你知道嗎,
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And then she clarified.
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She said, "You know what, I don't mean that it sucks.
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我不是說這課題很糟。我的意思是 我無法明白這裡任何一個字。」
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I mean I didn't understand a word of it.
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It's boring, who cares, and it sucks."
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這很無聊。而且,誰管它,這就是很糟。」
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(Laughter)
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那些深感同情的微笑
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These sympathetic smiles spread all throughout the room now,
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現在漫延到整個房間,
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and I realize that all of my other students are in the same boat,
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而我了解我所有其他學生都在同樣的情況裡,
就是雖然他們記筆記或是記下課本裡的定義,
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that maybe they took notes or memorized definitions from the textbook,
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但是他們中沒有一位真正理解主要概念。
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but not one of them really understood the main ideas.
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Not one of them can tell me why this stuff is so cool,
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他們沒有一位能夠告訴我為什麼這東西如此酷,
為什麼這如此重要。
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why it's so important.
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我完全沒了頭緒。
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I'm totally clueless.
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I have no idea what to do next.
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我完全不知道下一步該怎麼作。
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So the only thing I can think of is say,
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所以我唯一能想到的就是說,
「聽著。讓我來跟你們說個故事吧。
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"Listen. Let me tell you a story.
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The main characters in the story are bacteria and viruses.
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在這故事裡面的主角是細菌和病毒。
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These guys are blown up a couple million times.
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這兩位先生被放大了幾百萬倍。
真正的細菌和病毒是如此的小
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The real bacteria and viruses are so small
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我們不用顯微鏡是無法看見牠們的,
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we can't see them without a microscope,
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and you guys might know bacteria and viruses
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而或許你們會知道細菌和病毒
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because they both make us sick.
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是因為牠們都使我們生病。
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But what a lot of people don't know
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然而有很多人不知道的是病毒
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is that viruses can also make bacteria sick."
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也能夠使細菌生病。」
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Now, the story that I start telling my kids,
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現在,這是我告訴我孩子們的故事,
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it starts out like a horror story.
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它的開頭像是個恐怖故事。
很久以前有一隻小小快樂的細菌。
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Once upon a time, there's this happy little bacterium.
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Don't get too attached to him.
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別對牠太過著迷囉。
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(Laughter)
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有可能牠在你的胃裡四處漂流
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Maybe he's floating around in your stomach
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or in some spoiled food somewhere,
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或者在哪裡的腐壞食物中,
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and all of a sudden, he starts to not feel so good.
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突然牠開始感到有些不舒服。
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Maybe he ate something bad for lunch.
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大概是牠午餐吃了些不好的東西,
然後事情變得非常恐怖,
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And then things get really horrible,
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as his skin rips apart,
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牠的皮膚裂開,看見一隻病毒
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and he sees a virus coming out from his insides.
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從牠的肚子裡跑出來。
接著更恐怖的事發生了
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And then it gets horrible when he bursts open
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牠爆開而且一整隊的病毒
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and an army of viruses floods out from his insides.
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像洪水般從牠體內湧出。
如果--唉唷是正確的形容--
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"Ouch" is right.
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如果你看到這,而你是隻細菌,
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If you see this, and you're a bacterium,
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this is like your worst nightmare.
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這就像是你最糟糕的惡夢。
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But if you're a virus and you see this,
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反而如果你是病毒而看到這,
你會交叉你那小小的雙腿想著,
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you cross those little legs of yours and you think,
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「我們超屌。」
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"We rock."
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Because it took a lot of crafty work to infect this bacterium.
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因為要感染這隻細菌需要很多精密的工作。
以下是會發生的事
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Here's what had to happen.
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一隻病毒抓上了一隻細菌
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A virus grabbed onto a bacterium
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and it slipped its DNA into it.
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然後它把DNA植入那隻細菌
接著發生的事,病毒的DNA會生產物質
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The next thing is that virus DNA made stuff
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把細菌的DNA切成一斷一斷
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that chopped up the bacteria DNA.
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然後現在我們就搞定了細菌的DNA
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And now that we've gotten rid of the bacteria DNA,
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病毒的DNA奪下了這個細胞
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the virus DNA takes control of the cell
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and it tells it to start making more viruses.
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並告訴這個細胞開始生成更多的病毒
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Because, you see, DNA is like a blueprint
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因為,你知道,DNA像是藍圖
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that tells living things what to make.
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告訴活著的東西要建造甚麼。
所以這有點像是走進汽車工廠
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So this is kind of like going into a car factory
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and replacing the blueprints with blueprints for killer robots.
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然後把他們的工程藍圖偷偷換成機器人殺手的藍圖。
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The workers still come the next day, they do their job,
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第二天工廠工人仍然來,完成他們的工作,
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but they're following different instructions.
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只是現在他們遵從不同的指示。
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So replacing the bacteria DNA with virus DNA
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所以把細菌的DNA換成病毒的DNA
就會把細菌轉化成製造病毒的工廠--
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turns the bacteria into a factory for making viruses --
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that is, until it's so filled with viruses that it bursts.
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就是,直到病毒塞爆這隻細菌。
但是這不是病毒感染細菌的唯一方式。
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But that's not the only way that viruses infect bacteria.
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Some are much more crafty.
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有些是更狡猾的。
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(Laughter)
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When a secret agent virus infects a bacterium,
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當特務病毒要感染一隻細菌時,
他們會先做點小偵測。
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they do a little espionage.
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Here, this cloaked, secret agent virus
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這隻穿著夜行衣的特務病毒正要植入它的DNA到細菌細胞中,
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is slipping his DNA into the bacterial cell,
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but here's the kicker:
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但最厲害的是這個: 它不會做任何有傷害性的動作 ——至少一開始不會
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It doesn't do anything harmful -- not at first.
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Instead, it silently slips into the bacteria's own DNA,
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相反地,它悄悄将自己的DNA塞入細菌,
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and it just stays there like a terrorist sleeper cell,
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然後就待在那像是一個小歇中的恐怖份子,
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waiting for instructions.
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等待著進一步指示。
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And what's interesting about this is now, whenever this bacteria has babies,
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有趣的是,現在只要這隻細菌有了小孩,
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the babies also have the virus DNA in them.
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它的小孩們也會帶有病毒的DNA。
所以現在有了一整個家族的細菌,
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So now we have a whole extended bacteria family,
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filled with virus sleeper cells.
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都感染上了這沉睡中的病毒。
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They're just happily living together until a signal happens
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他們一同快樂地住在一起直到信號發生
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and bam! -- all of the DNA pops out.
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然後--碰!--所有病毒的DNA竄出
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It takes control of these cells, turns them into virus-making factories,
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奪下了這些細胞,把它們變成病毒工廠,
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and they all burst,
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然後他們全都爆開來,
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a huge, extended bacteria family,
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一整個大細菌家族,
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all dying with viruses spilling out of their guts,
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全部死於從肝膽竄出的細菌,
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the viruses taking over the bacterium.
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然後病毒大舉掌控了細菌。
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So now you understand how viruses can attack cells.
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現在你就知道病毒如何攻擊細胞。
有兩種方式:左邊的我們叫做裂解性,
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There are two ways:
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On the left is what we call the lytic way,
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where the viruses go right in and take over the cells.
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也就是病毒直接攻擊然後奪下細胞。
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On the [right] is the lysogenic way
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右邊是溶原性
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that uses secret agent viruses.
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派出的是秘密特務病毒。
所以這些東西並不那麼難,對吧?
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So this stuff is not that hard, right?
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And now all of you understand it.
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現在你們全部都了解了。
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But if you've graduated from high school,
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然而只要你們讀過高中,
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I can almost guarantee you've seen this information before.
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我幾乎可以保證你曾看過這樣的資訊。
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But I bet it was presented in a way that it didn't exactly stick in your mind.
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但是我懷疑會是以這樣的形式出現
使它不會深深印在你的腦海。
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So when my students were first learning this,
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这就是我的學生第一次學這個的時候,
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why did they hate it so much?
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為什麼他們如此恨這課題?
嗯,這裡有幾點原因。
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Well, there were a couple of reasons.
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第一點,我可以保證你他們的教科書
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First of all, I can guarantee you
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you that their textbooks didn't have secret agent viruses,
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沒有秘密特務病毒,也沒有恐怖故事。
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and they didn't have horror stories.
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You know, in the communication of science,
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你們知道嗎,在科學的溝通裡面
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there is this obsession with seriousness.
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有一種對嚴肅擺脫不了的著迷。
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It kills me. I'm not kidding.
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這著迷使我受不了。我不是開玩笑。
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I used to work for an educational publisher,
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我曾經為一個教育出版機構工作,
而身為一個作家,我總是被告知千萬不要用故事
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and as a writer, I was always told never to use stories
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or fun, engaging language,
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或者是有趣,迷人的文字,
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because then my work might not be viewed as "serious" and "scientific."
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因為這樣會使我的作品不會被認為
是「嚴肅」和「科學」的。
對吧?我是說,因為神禁止人們有樂趣
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I mean, because God forbid somebody have fun
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當他們在學習科學知識。
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when they're learning science.
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So we have this field of science that's all about slime
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就這樣我們有科學領域全有關於軟泥,
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and color changes.
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還有變色反应。看看這個。
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Check this out.
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我們還有,當然,像任何好的科學家都該有的
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And then we have, of course, as any good scientist has to have ...
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爆炸!
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explosions!
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But if a textbook seems too much fun,
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然而如果一本教科書看來太好玩,
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it's somehow unscientific.
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它就會被評為不科學的。
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Now another problem
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現在另一個問題是
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was that the language in their textbook was truly incomprehensible.
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在學生教科書裡的文字真的是讓人無法理解的。
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If we want to summarize that story that I told you earlier,
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如果我們要總結前面我告訴你們的那個故事,
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we could start by saying,
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我們可以從這樣的話起頭,
「這些病毒將自己複製
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"These viruses make copies of themselves
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by slipping their DNA into a bacterium."
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是靠著把自己的DNA放進細菌裡面。」
而這信息在課本裡出現,是像這樣
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The way this showed up in the textbook, it looked like this:
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"Bacteriophage replication is initiated
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「病毒感染細菌的複製是起始於
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through the introduction of viral nucleic acid into a bacterium."
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引介病毒的核酸
進入一個細菌。」
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That's great, perfect for 13-year-olds.
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那很好,超適合十三歲的人。
但是現在這種情況。有無數的人
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But here's the thing:
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There are plenty of people in science education
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在科學教育界會看著我們的總結說不可能
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who would look at this and say there's no way
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把這樣的東西教給學生,
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that we could ever give that to students,
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because it contains some language that isn't completely accurate.
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因為這裡面有些不完全精確的用詞。
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For example, I told you that viruses have DNA.
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比如,我告訴你病毒有DNA。
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Well, a very tiny fraction of them don't.
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事實上,有一小部份的病毒沒有。
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They have something called RNA instead.
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牠們有叫做RNA的作取代。
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So a professional science writer would say, "That has to go.
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所以一個專業的科學文字工作者會圈起它
然後說,「這必須改掉。」
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We have to change it to something much more technical."
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我們必須要把它改成更技術性的詞。」
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And after a team of professional science editors
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就這樣在一整組專業的科學編輯
看過這非常簡單的解釋以後,
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went over this really simple explanation,
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他們會從我所用的每一個詞挑出錯誤,
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they'd find fault with almost every word I've used,
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and they'd have to change anything that wasn't serious enough,
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而且他們必須改正任何不夠嚴肅的詞語,
而他們必須改動所有
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and they'd have to change everything
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不是百分之百完美的用詞。
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that wasn't 100 percent perfect.
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09:17
Then it would be accurate,
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然後文章會變得十分精確,
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but it would be completely impossible to understand.
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但是會變得完全無法理解。
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This is horrifying.
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這真是恐怖。
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You know, I keep talking about this idea of telling a story,
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你知道,我不斷提到這概念
也就是說故事,
09:31
and it's like science communication has taken on this idea
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而看起來科學的交流離不開這個概念
09:36
of what I call the tyranny of precision,
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就是我稱為對精確要求的暴政,
09:39
where you can't just tell a story.
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你不能只說個故事。
09:41
It's like science has become that horrible storyteller that we all know
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好像科學已經成為一個糟糕的說故事者
你我都很熟習這種人,給我們一大堆無用細節的人,
09:47
who gives us all the details nobody cares about,
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09:49
where you're like, "Oh, I met my friend for lunch the other day,
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就像,「喔,我某天跟我的朋友一起吃午餐,
09:53
and she was wearing these ugly jeans.
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而她正穿著那很醜的牛仔褲。
09:55
I mean, they weren't really jeans, they were more like leggings,
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我是說,那並不真是牛仔褲,大概更像是褲襪,
但是,呃,我猜想那實際上更像是件窄褲,
09:58
but I guess they're actually kind of more like jeggings,
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「像是,但我想——而你就像,「喔我的天啊。
10:01
and you're just like, "Oh my God. What is the point?"
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你到底想要說什麼?」
或者更糟的,科學教育已經變成
10:06
Or even worse, science education is becoming
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像是個老是在說,「事實上」的人。
10:10
like that guy who always says, "Actually."
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10:13
You want to be like,
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是吧?你想要像這樣說,「喔,老兄
10:15
"Oh, dude, we had to get up in the middle of the night
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我們必須要半夜起來
而且要在黑暗中開上一百英里。」
10:19
and drive a hundred miles in total darkness."
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10:21
And that guy's like, "Actually, it was 87.3 miles."
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然後那人就回像是,「事實上,那是87.3英里。」
10:26
And you're like, "Actually, shut up! I'm just trying to tell a story."
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然後你就說,「事實上,你給我閉嘴!
我只是想要說個故事。」
因為把故事說好完全是件關於情感連接的事。
10:33
Because good storytelling is all about emotional connection.
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我們要說服我們的聽眾
10:39
We have to convince our audience
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10:41
that what we're talking about matters.
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告訴他們我們所說的很重要。
10:44
But just as important is knowing which details we should leave out
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但是相同重要的是
我們必須省略哪些細節
好讓主要的重點能夠顯出。
10:50
so that the main point still comes across.
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10:53
I'm reminded of what the architect Mies van der Rohe said,
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我想起有位建築家Mies van der Rohe說過,
10:56
and I paraphrase, when he said that sometimes,
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而我這裡重述,他說有時候
10:59
you have to lie in order to tell the truth.
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你必須要說謊才能說出實話。
11:03
I think this sentiment is particularly relevant to science education.
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我認為這句格言
和科學教育特別有關。
現在,終於,
11:10
Now, finally, I am often so disappointed
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我很多時候非常失望
當人們認為我是在提倡
11:17
when people think that I'm advocating a dumbing down of science.
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把科學弱智化。
那完全不是真的。
11:22
That's not true at all.
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11:23
I'm currently a Ph.D. student at MIT,
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我現在是MIT的博士生,
11:26
and I absolutely understand the importance of detailed,
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而且我絕對理解細節的重要,
11:31
specific scientific communication between experts,
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特別是專家之間的科學溝通,
11:36
but not when we're trying to teach 13-year-olds.
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但不該是在我們想要教會13歲孩子的時候。
如果有個年輕的學生認為所有的病毒都有DNA,
11:41
If a young learner thinks that all viruses have DNA,
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那並不會毀了他們在科學上成功的機會。
11:46
that's not going to ruin their chances of success in science.
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然而如果一個年輕的學生無法理解任何科學
11:51
But if a young learner can't understand anything in science
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11:55
and learns to hate it because it all sounds like this,
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從而學到痛恨它因為它都聽來像天書,
11:59
that will ruin their chances of success.
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那就真會毀了他們成功的機會。
這必須要停止,
12:04
This needs to stop ...
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而我希望改變能來自於那些
12:06
and I wish that the change could come from the institutions at the top
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早存在這種問題的頂尖教育機構,
12:10
that are perpetuating these problems,
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12:11
and I beg them, I beseech them to just stop it.
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而我求他們,我懇求他們就停止這樣作。
但是我想那是不太可能的。
12:16
But I think that's unlikely.
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12:18
So we are so lucky that we have resources
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所以我們很幸運有一些資源
像是網路,在這我們可以在學府以外找到出路
12:22
like the Internet, where we can circumvent these institutions
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12:25
from the bottom up.
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從底而上。
12:28
There's a growing number of online resources
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有越來越多的線上資源
12:31
that are dedicated to just explaining science
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是傾注於只解釋科學
用的是簡單,易了解的方法。
12:35
in simple, understandable ways.
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我作夢能有個像是維基百科的網站可以解釋
12:38
I dream of a Wikipedia-like website
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12:40
that would explain any scientific concept you can think of
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你能想到的任何科學概念
用任何中學生都能了解的簡單文字寫成。
12:44
in simple language any middle schooler can understand.
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12:48
And I myself spend most of my free time
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而我自己花了我大部份的閒遐時間
來製作這些我放在YouTube上的影片。
12:52
making these science videos that I put on YouTube.
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12:55
I explain chemical equilibrium
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我把化學平衡
12:58
using analogies to awkward middle school dances,
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譬喻成怪異的中學生舞蹈,
13:01
and I talk about fuel cells
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而且我說了許多故事來解釋燃料電池
13:03
with stories about boys and girls at a summer camp.
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有關在夏季營隊裡的男孩和女孩。
13:07
The feedback that I get is sometimes misspelled
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有時候我得到的回應是拼錯字的
13:10
and it's often written in LOLcats,
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而且時常是以簡化文字像火星文寫的,
13:13
(Laughter)
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然而不論如何
13:14
but nonetheless, it's so appreciative, so thankful
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是非常感激,充滿感謝的
13:20
that I know this is the right way we should be communicating science.
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讓我知道這是正確的路
我們應該這樣討論科學。
13:27
There's still so much work left to be done, though,
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然而,這裡還有非常多的工作要做,
13:30
and if you're involved with science in any way,
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而如果你在任何方面有參與科學
13:33
I urge you to join me.
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我力勸你來加入我的行列。
13:36
Pick up a camera, start to write a blog, whatever,
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拿起相機,開始寫個部落格,任何事,
13:41
but leave out the seriousness, leave out the jargon.
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但是不要用嚴肅的字眼,不要用專有名詞。
13:45
Make me laugh. Make me care.
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讓我笑一個。讓我關心。
13:48
Leave out those annoying details that nobody cares about
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不要提那些讓人厭煩沒人關心的細節
13:52
and just get to the point.
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而直接命中要點。
13:56
How should you start?
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你該如何開始呢?
13:58
Why don't you say, "Listen, let me tell you a story."
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你何不說,「聽,讓我來跟你說個故事?」
謝謝
14:03
Thank you.
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