TED演讲:抬头看一看平时忽视的变化(6)
This is an author list from the paper that they published of the planet they discovered. 这是他们发表的关于所发现行星论文中的作者列表。 You'll see that all the people who contributed are listed below, 你会看到，所有对此做
TED演讲:抬头看一看平时忽视的变化(7)
The experience of looking up and knowing that the sky you're looking at surrounds every known living thing in the universe is very profound. 仰望天空，并认识到你正观看的天空包围着宇宙中所有的已知生物，这种感受意义深
TED演讲:为什么要制造无用的东西(1)
Hello. My name is Simone. You know how people tell you if you get nervous when onstage, 大家好。我是Simone。人们总是告诉你，当你在舞台上感到紧张的时候， picture people in the audience naked? Like it's this thing that's su
TED演讲:为什么要制造无用的东西(2)
So I do a lot of things like this. I see a problem and I invent some sort of solution to it. 我做过很多这样的事。我发现了一个问题，就会发明某个解决方法来应对它。 For example, brushing your teeth. Like, it's this thin
TED演讲:为什么要制造无用的东西(3)
Since then, I've carved out this little niche for myself on the internet as an inventor of useless machines, 从那时起我在互联网上为自己发掘出了这么一个商机：无用机器发明者， because as we all know, the easiest way to b
TED演讲:为什么要制造无用的东西(4)
One of those things was puberty. Beautiful time indeed. But moreover, 其中一件是青春期的到来。非常美丽的时期。但除此之外， I got interested in building robots, and I wanted to teach myself about hardware. 我开始对搭建机
TED演讲:为什么要制造无用的东西(5)
Or that when I get nervous, my hands start shaking and I'm really self-conscious about it. 或者我一紧张就会手抖，我还非常清楚这一点。 Or that my fly has been open this entire time and all of you noticed but I didn't, but it's clo
TED演讲:为什么要制造无用的东西(6)
OK, and I have I mean, you can put some snacks on it, for example, if you want to. I have some popcorn here. 好了。比如你们还可以把零食放上去啊，如果你想的话。我这有些爆米花。 And you just put a little bit like that.
TED演讲:为什么要制造无用的东西(7)
Oh no, it got stuck. Isn't it comforting that even robots sometimes get stage fright? 哦不，它卡住了。连机器都会犯舞台恐惧症，是不是很让人放松啊？ It just gets stuck a little bit. It's very human of them. 它只是有一点
TED演讲:消灭铺张浪费,我们需要重新认识节俭(1)
Let's talk about thrift. Thrift is a concept where you reduce, reuse and recycle, but yet with an economic aspect I think has a real potential for change. 让我们说说节俭。节俭是一个关于减少使用，重复利用，回收再利用的一个
TED演讲:消灭铺张浪费,我们需要重新认识节俭(2)
That problem is that there is really no way. When you throw something away, it typically goes into a landfill. 问题就是，那些东西根本没有办法真正的消失。当我们丢掉一些东西时，它们通常会被送到垃圾填埋场。
TED演讲:消灭铺张浪费,我们需要重新认识节俭(3)
Ninety-five percent of every single car that goes on the road gets recycled here. 所有在路上跑的汽车中，有95%都会被回收循环使用。 And of that car, about 75 percent of the entire car actually gets used again. 而每辆车75%的部分
TED演讲:消灭铺张浪费,我们需要重新认识节俭(4)
If there's a building down the block which is being demolished, are there materials there that the new building being built here can use? 如果不远处有一栋楼正在被拆毁，拆下来的这些材料中有没有一些是这边的新建筑物可
TED演讲:消灭铺张浪费,我们需要重新认识节俭(5)
Digital manufacturing is also allowing us to do this more effectively. In this case, it's actually creating the theoretical limit of strength for a material. 数字化制造也可以帮助我们进行更有效的回收再利用。这个例子说明了一
TED演讲:消灭铺张浪费,我们需要重新认识节俭(6)
you can isolate it, and it works very much like carbon fiber. 你可以对它进行分离，它的性质跟碳纤维非常相似。 So, take that from a tree, form it into fibers, and then those fibers can strengthen things, such as airplanes, buildi
