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第2802期:This TED Talk is full of bad ideas(5) 10.10.2025

So we ended up taking the car back, it was no longer functional, and we decided to place it in an art gallery in Los Angeles. And at this gallery, actually, I got to attend the opening, and at the opening I observed something that I totally did not expect to see, which was purchasers of the key had flown in from all over the country, not just to see the thing that they had touched and interacted w...

第2801期:This TED Talk is full of bad idea 09.10.2025

When you open Pandora's box of bad ideas, clearly the sky's the limit. So let's keep pushing it. I got three minutes. 当你打开“坏点子”的潘多拉魔盒时,很明显,没有什么是不能尝试的。所以让我们继续往前推。我还有三分钟。 This is a big fruit loop. I don't -- there's not much else to say. It's real. It's about the size of a dinner plate. It takes a lot of milk to put down, but I assure you, it's just as...

第2800期:This TED Talk is full of bad ideas(3) 08.10.2025

I'm glad you guys think it's funny. I thought it was horrifying. So it wasn't enough for us to just make this. We had to put it in the right place. Does it go outside our studio in Brooklyn? Do we put it in Times Square? My colleagues and I conferred for a little bit, and we realized there's only one place that this thing can ever go. It's Art Basel Miami. 很高兴你们觉得这件事好笑。但在我看来,它...

第2799期:This TED Talk is full of bad ideas(2) 07.10.2025

So you've probably figured out by now that I'm not actually here to sell you keys to a car. Today I'm here to talk to you about bad ideas. The kind of ideas that typically die on the vine because reason or work colleagues get in the way. But to me, these are the most exciting ideas because you just never know what might happen. 你们大概已经猜到了,我其实不是来卖车钥匙的。今天我想谈的是“坏点子”。这...

第2798期:This TED Talk is full of bad ideas(1) 06.10.2025

Good morning everyone. My name is Gabe. I'm a traveling car salesman. So today, I'm here to sell you the keys to this car, this beautiful vintage PT Cruiser. I mean, look at that faux wood side paneling. I'm told it's got turbo. Look. It's a work of art. Trust me. 大家早上好。我叫 Gabe。我是一名四处奔波的汽车推销员。今天,我来是要把这辆车的钥匙卖给你们——这辆漂亮的复古 PT Cruiser。看看这仿木纹的侧...

第2797期:The emerging science of finding critical metals(4) 05.10.2025

Once again, there are many possibilities, all consistent with the data. Some with a lot more metal, some with less. And the difference is a measure of uncertainties. This enables us to know where we should collect information next, where we should drill the next hole, and when we can stop drilling and actually start building a mine. 再一次,我们面对的是许多种可能性,而这些可能性都与现有数据相符。...

第2796期:The emerging science of finding critical metals(3) 04.10.2025

The incumbent industry deals with this problem by ignoring it. They pick one possible answer and act like the other ones don't exist. And as a result, we design suboptimal mines, make suboptimal decisions, often mining unnecessary material. 现有的矿业行业处理这个问题的方式是忽视它。他们只选择一个可能的答案,然后假装其他可能性不存在。结果就是,我们设计出的矿山并不理想,做出的决策也并不优化,经常还...

第2795期:The emerging science of finding critical metals(2) 03.10.2025

So we need to look deeper. Controversially, we've been taught that these materials will run out. We don't lack ore body deposits. We lack information of where they lie. So if you had a crystal ball, you'd just look into it and start digging out the rocks that are the best and generate the least waste. But we don't have a crystal ball. So the thing that we should do is make predictions of where the...

第2794期:The emerging science of finding critical metals(1) 02.10.2025

I was born and raised in Zambia, a country known for its rich copper mining history. Alignment of the stars meant that by birth and by science, I became a miner. Everything we build and use was either grown or mined. From the walls to the windows, the tables and the chairs, your phones, your computers, the stage, my copper earrings and maybe your jewelry. 我在赞比亚出生并长大,这个国家以丰富的铜矿...

Is it really that bad to eat cookie dough? 01.10.2025

Somewhere on a farm in Iowa in 2010, a hen lays an egg. In just a few short weeks, this egg will be part of a massive infection event: thousands of people will fall ill, millions of eggs will be recalled, and several egg industry titans will ultimately land in jail, all thanks to a microscopic but mighty bacterium. 2010年,在爱荷华州的一座农场里,一只母鸡产下了一枚鸡蛋。仅仅几个星期后,这枚鸡蛋将...

第2793期:Spiky dinosaur discovery 01.10.2025

The animal is covered in spikes all over its back including some that are one metre long emerging from its neck. It also has a bony collar that wraps around its neck and what looks like a pointy mace-like weapon at the end of its tail. Professor Richard Butler of Birmingham University said it was the most exciting specimen he'd ever seen. 这种动物的背部布满尖刺,其中一些从颈部伸出的尖刺长达一米。...

第2792期:How is ginger good for us? 30.09.2025

It's normal for our bodies to not always be in tip-top condition, whether we catch the flu, have aching muscles after lots of exercise or get travel sick. But there's an ingredient that can help with all of that, and it can be used in all sorts of ways. 我们的身体并不总是处于尖端状态是正常的,无论我们感受到流感,运动后肌肉疼痛还是患病。 但是,有一种成分可以帮助所有这些,并且可以以各种方式使用。 Gi...

第2791期:What happens when your job is just too boring? 29.09.2025

We all know that having too much work and too much stress can lead to burnout, but did you know that the opposite can also be a problem? Have you ever felt that your job was too easy and that everything was just a bit too boring? If so, you might be suffering from rust out. 我们都知道,工作量过多,压力太多会导致倦怠,但是您知道恰恰相反可能是一个问题吗? 您是否曾经觉得您的工作太简单了,一切都太无聊...

第2790期:AI could fill gaps in our knowledge of Ancient Rome 28.09.2025

Historians face many problems in piecing together the past from ancient inscriptions. They're usually incomplete, and also their origin and date may not be known. 历史学家们在用古代铭文拼凑过往时面临许多难题。这些铭文通常残缺不全,而且它们的来源和年代也可能无从知晓。 Researchers attempt to fill in the blanks by drawing on texts that are similar in wording, grammar, and appearance. Ancient inscript...

第2789期:The Life-saving Secrets In Your Baby(5) 27.09.2025

I also think there's a systematic or institutional resistance, right? Because genomics is thetipof the spear for preventive care. It's really the first in a series of things that we need to bring in order to preserve our health: multiomics, proteomics, transcriptomics, wearables, all the exciting things we've heard about that will keep us well instead of simply treating us when we're sick. 我也认...

第2788期:The Life-saving Secrets In Your Baby(4) 26.09.2025

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

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

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

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

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

"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

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

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

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

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...

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