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Hey John. How are you doing? Rennie: Hi Steve; just fine, Thanks. Steve: So, we're going to get to the single topic issue in a moment, but first tell everybody about your weekend; you had an interes...

嘿，约翰。你好吗？ Rennie：嗨，Steve;很好，谢谢。 Steve：所以，我们稍后将进入单个主题问题，但首先要告诉大家您的周末情况;你度过了一个有趣的周末。 Rennie：是的，我记得。我和我的妻子詹妮弗 （Jennifer）...

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First up, George Musser and the entire universe. Steve: George, thanks for coming into my office here to explain this to me. George: Thanks for letting me fit into your office Steve. Steve: It's no...

首先是 George Musser 和整个宇宙。 Steve：George，感谢您来到我的办公室向我解释这一点。 George：谢谢你让我适应你的办公室，史蒂夫。 Steve：这不是一个大办公室。所以这些人本周发表了一个故事，根据他们...

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"The Expert Mind"; and so let me ask you this: How do I get to Carnegie Hall? Phil: Well practice, practice, practice is the standard answer, and a lot of people have thought it was not quite true. T...

“专家思维”;所以让我问你一个问题：我怎么去卡内基音乐厅？ Phil：嗯，练习，练习是标准答案，很多人认为这并不完全正确。他们认为人才发挥了作用——他们可能是对的，很难反驳这个假设——但目前的信念似乎是——在研究专业知识的人中，专业知识方...

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I was trying to weigh the pros and cons of doing little extra field work or going back to Katmandu, and I finally decided that I could get a little extra field work in with my student if I figured out...

我试图权衡做一点额外的实地工作或返回加德满都的利弊，我最终决定，如果我能找到一些快速返回机场的方法，我可以和我的学生一起做一些额外的实地工作，所以，我从当地人那里租了这匹马。 史蒂夫：你被告知中午后马不会下那座山。 Hodges：是的，...

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Dr. Bagian, thanks for talking to us today. Bagian: Oh, glad to be here. Steve: You already had an M.D. when you became an astronaut. Bagian: Really, NASA, when they look for astronauts, they look ...

Bagian 博士，感谢您今天与我们交谈。 Bagian： 噢，很高兴来到这里。 Steve：当你成为一名宇航员时，你已经有医学博士学位了。 Bagian：真的，NASA，当他们寻找宇航员时，他们寻找的是我所说的万事通，但精通一个行业...

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I'm here at Ben and Jerry's. And who are you? Derek: My name is Derek Spors. I am an ice cream scientician. Steve: And, what does that mean? What's your background? Derek: My background is food sci...

我在 Ben and Jerry's。你是谁？ Derek：我叫 Derek Spors。我是一名冰淇淋科学家。 Steve：那是什么意思？您的背景是什么？ Derek：我的背景是食品科学。我拥有威斯康星大学的学位，基本上是研究化学、...

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Hey Karen, thanks for joining us. Karen: Thanks Steve. Glad to be here. Steve: What were you doing in the Bering Sea? Karen: Well, I got a chance to go, be on a U.S. Coast Guard icebreaker called t...

您好 Karen，感谢您的参与。 Karen：谢谢 Steve。很高兴来到这里。 Steve：你在白令海做什么？ Karen：嗯，我有机会去了，参加了一艘名为 Healy 的美国海岸警卫队破冰船，这是舰队中最大的科学船，那里正在进行一...

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Most people are astonished to learn that possibly only 10 percent of the kinds of plants and animals and microorganisms—especially when you throw in little creatures, what I like to call the little cr...

大多数人都惊讶地发现，可能只有 10% 的植物、动物和微生物——特别是当你把小生物——我喜欢称之为地球上的小生物——小型无脊椎动物和微生物——物种种类的 10% 可能是已知的，剩下有待发现的数量可能是 90%。我们刚刚开始 250 年前由 ...