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第2788期:The Life-saving Secrets In Your Baby(4) 26.09.2025 1:59
But that system is overburdened, under-resourced, and since 2008, it's only added nine new conditions. And as we've just said, there are several hundred treatable genetic conditions today. It’s going to be very hard for them to keep up. 但该体系人手不足、资源匮乏,自2008年以来仅新增了九种疾病。正如我们刚才所说,如今有数百种可治疗的遗传性疾病,单靠现有体系很难跟得上。 Why are people so resistant? W...
第2787期:The Life-saving Secrets In Your Baby(3) 25.09.2025 2:06
Let me let you hear from a couple of the BabySeq mothers who've gone through this and hear what they have to say about the findings in their own children. 让我带你听听几位参与 BabySeq 项目的母亲们的心声,听听她们对于自己孩子检测结果的看法。 Now, this was baby Adam, who had an elastin gene mutation which can be associated with a narrowed aorta. 这是婴儿亚当,他有一个弹性蛋白基因突变,这种突变可能与...
第2786期:The Life-saving Secrets In Your Baby(2) 24.09.2025 1:53
People were aghast. They thought we were going to do terrible medical things to these children. They thought there was going to be catastrophic psychological distress, and they thought we were going to spend all sorts of money. So we've spent ten yearsexquisitely studying the medical, behavioral and economic impact of newborn genetic sequencing. And we don't have all the answers yet, but I have to...
第2785期:The Life-saving Secrets In Your Baby(1) 23.09.2025 2:28
So on April 22, 2015, a four-day-old baby girl in Boston, let's call her baby Maria, became the first healthy infant in human history to have her genome comprehensively sequenced, comprehensively analyzed, as part of a clinical controlled trial in preventive genomics. 2015年4月22日,在波士顿,一名只有四天大的女婴——我们姑且称她为玛丽亚宝宝——成为人类历史上第一位健康婴儿,她的基因组在一项预防性基因组...
第2784期:Record warm seas help to bring extraordinary new species 22.09.2025 0:49
The data shows the average surface temperature of UK waters in the seven months to the end of July was more than 0.2 degrees celsius higher than any year since 1980. Now that might not sound much, but the UK's seas are now considerably warmer than even a few decades ago. 数据显示,在截至七月底的七个月里,英国海水的平均表面温度比 1980 年以来的任何一年都高出零点二摄氏度以上。这个温度升幅也许听起来不...
第2783期:Britain celebrates 200-year anniversary of trains 21.09.2025 2:25
"The railway that got the world on track." On the 27 September 1825, crowds gathered in a small market town in north-east England to witness something that had not been seen before – a train carrying passengers for the first time. It had taken eight hours to travel 48km – around the speed of an average cyclist – but this steam locomotive was a pioneer in the development of modern railways and chan...
第2782期:How to end factory farming(4) 20.09.2025 3:29
Take the chick killing. Innovators have developed in-ovo sexing technology that allows the egg industry to only hatch the female chicks. Thanks to that, Germany recently banned the killing of day-old chicks entirely, andFranceand Italy are largely doing so too. 说到小鸡的屠杀,创新者已经研发出了“蛋内分性”技术,使得蛋类产业只孵化雌性小鸡。正因如此,德国最近全面禁止了对刚出生一天的小鸡的屠杀,法国和...
第2781期:How to end factory farming(3) 19.09.2025 2:44
And this. This is a trash can full of live baby chicks. I honestly didn't believe this one when I first heard about it. It just sounded like comic-book villain stuff. But it's real. The egg industry has no need for the seven billion male chicks born annually. So it kills them on their first day alive in this world, typically by throwing them in the trash or into a giant meat grinder. 还有这个。这...
第2780期:How to end factory farming(2) 18.09.2025 2:38
Honestly, the slaughterhouse wasn't as bad as I'd expected. It was the state of the animals arriving there that shook me. I remember seeing pigs coming down off a transport truck. Some shaking, some squealing, some limping in pain. 说实话,屠宰场本身并没有我想象中那么糟糕。真正让我震惊的是抵达那里的动物的状态。我记得看到一些猪从运输卡车上被赶下来,有的在发抖,有的在尖叫,有的痛苦地一瘸一拐。 "Liam...
第2779期:How to end factory farming(1) 17.09.2025 2:04
Today, I want to talk with you of the most important moral issues we never talk about. And that's factory farming. 今天,我想和大家谈一谈一个我们几乎从不讨论、却极其重要的道德问题——那就是工厂化养殖。 But first, I want to share with you the story of how I came to be here. I grew up in New Zealand, and yes, we had a sheep farm. It was small, 100 acres of rolling hills, and the sheep would graze the...
第2778期:Female friendship important to gorillas 16.09.2025 0:44
Moving from one group to another is something that shapes both gorilla and human society. To understand more about its evolutionary origins, researchers studied decades of data on mountain gorillas in the Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda, an area that's been monitored by the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund since the 60s. 从一个群体迁移到另一个群体,这种行为塑造着大猩猩和人类社会。为了进一步了解这种行为...
第2777期:Is food colouring bad for you? 15.09.2025 2:43
Food colouring is difficult to avoid. From bright orange cheesy crisps to frosted cakes, and even peanuts and meat, these additives make food more visually appealing. But for years, people have been worried about their safety and the long-term effects on our bodies. So, just how bad is food colouring, and what are the alternatives? 食用着色很难避免。 从明亮的橙色俗气的薯片到磨砂蛋糕,甚至花生和肉...
第2776期:How we got hooked on credit cards(4) 14.09.2025 0:53
This movement was dealt a devastating blow in 1968, when the Supreme Court removed the cap on state interest rates, allowing massive interest hikes throughout the 1970s. New complications emerged in late 80s with the invention of credit scores, which reinforced the racial, gender, and class biases already impacting credit card applications. 1968 年,这场反信用运动遭受了毁灭性打击。当时最高法院取消...
第2775期:How we got hooked on credit cards(3) 13.09.2025 0:57
Despite these initial losses, US banks remained devoted to credit cards. At this time, it was illegal for banks to build branches outside their home state, so mailing credit cards was their best bet for attracting out of state customers. And once they brought in these new clients, they could sell them big ticket items like home and automobile loans. This led banks to double down on credit cards. T...
第2774期:How we got hooked on credit cards(2) 12.09.2025 1:04
And the banks profited from small fees on each transaction. But soon, banks found another way to make money from these cards. They began allowing cardholders to pay off their debt more slowly for an additional fee called an interest payment. Essentially, cardholders could choose to pay just part of their monthly bill, and the bank would add a percentage of what they didn't pay to next month's bill...
第2773期:How we got hooked on credit cards(1) 11.09.2025 1:33
In 1949, businessman Frank McNamara was about to pay for dinner when he realized something terrible: he’d forgotten his wallet. While this scenario isn’t that uncommon, McNamara’s response was. Determined to ensure he’d never be caught without cash again, he invented the Diners Club Card— a wallet-sized piece of cardboard that allowed carriers to dine at associated restaurants and settle their bil...
第2772期:How I turned frustration into creative success(2) 10.09.2025 1:23
People got very upset. And I got yelled at a lot. Very gently. A lot about "I hope your pillow is warm." 人们非常生气,我也经常被骂——不过是那种很“温柔”的责骂,比如“希望你的枕头一直是热的”之类的话。 These started getting millions and millions of views. 这些视频开始获得数百万、甚至上千万的观看量。 And a lot of reactions as well. 同时也引发了大量的反应。 People asked me to do mazes. OK. How do you sc...
第2771期:How I turned frustration into creative success(1) 09.09.2025 1:13
So for many years I've been doing computer art, geometric art with pen and paper on plotters. I write the code and sometimes I build the machines. 很多年来,我一直在做电脑艺术——用绘图仪、钢笔和纸张创作几何艺术。我自己写代码,有时还会自己造机器。 I would upload the stuff to social media, figuring maybe people like the soft noises and the clicks and pops and so on. No one really paid any attention t...
第2770期:Ancient Siberian 'ice mummy' had intricate tattoos 08.09.2025 0:54
The images reveal intricate details in the ancient tattoos, which picture leopards, a stag, a rooster and the mythical griffin creature that is half lion and half eagle. 图片揭示了这些古老纹身中精美复杂的细节,纹身图案包括豹子、一只雄鹿、一只公鸡以及一只神话异兽,它长着狮身鹰首。 The tattooed woman, aged about 50, was from the horse-riding warrior Pazyryk people, who lived on the vast steppe betwe...
第2769期:A poem that AI will never understand(3) 07.09.2025 1:16
The work towards a better world is not automated. 通往更美好世界的努力,并不是自动化的。 No computer could take this job. 没有一台电脑能够承担这份工作。 Of audacious hope. Of unfounded optimism. 这份工作属于大胆的希望,属于无凭无据的乐观。 We are the unprompted. 我们是不需要提示的人。 In the face of the bleakest calculations. 即便面对最冷酷的演算结果。 We aspire in a way no algorithm could advise....
第2768期:A poem that AI will never understand(2) 06.09.2025 1:18
The displaced children without homes do not cry mechanical tears. 无家可归的流离儿童流下的,不是机械的眼泪。 About a simulated hunger induced by virtual war. 他们的饥饿,不是虚拟战争所模拟出来的假象。 The viruses they suffer from are not the zeros and ones in your devices. 他们所遭受的病毒,并不是你设备里零和一构成的代码。 Cured by simple software reset. If only the world had such a button. 那些病...
第2767期:A poem that AI will never understand(1) 05.09.2025 2:15
I fill my empty 3 ams with spineless phone scrolls, Text abbreviations,And uni-human conversations. AI chat bots answer all my aimless interrogations: 我用毫无意义的手机刷屏、缩写的文字,和一些非人不人的对话来填满我空洞的凌晨三点。AI 聊天机器人回答了我所有漫无目的的疑问: like, how do I answer an email that does not find me well? Or oh my gosh, my crush just texted me, what do I say? 比如:我该怎...
The dangers of buffets 04.09.2025 2:17
The dizzying variety of options, the amazing range of flavours, and for some of us, the sheer quantity that you can eat. It's easy to see the appeal of a buffet. It takes the stress out of choosing what to eat - just have it all! But are there risks that we need to think about? Food hygiene specialists suggest there might be. 各种各样的选择,令人惊叹的风...
第2766期:Let young people tell their stories(4) 04.09.2025 2:38
So ZeroSeHero started. We ran thousands of polls, we ran many surveys, we trained thousands of citizens to tell their climate stories in their own way. And slowly the campaign became a national campaign. People started talking about it in closed circles, it became a public conversation. We started organizing dialogues with policymakers and young people on the same dais, and things began to move fo...
第2765期:Let young people tell their stories(3) 03.09.2025 2:51
But like I said, Ashwini saw this as more than just a medical crisis. He wanted to do so much more for Rajghat. So he collaborated with us, and he told the story of Rajghat on Youth Ki Awaaz. It slowly and steadily began picking attention. Thousands of people found out about Rajghat, NGOs came there, the first time in many years decision makers came to Rajghat and support began to rally. The court...
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