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1 Mind over Machine Carl Zimmer Environmental science Cheng Cheng Group Three Mind over Machine Carl Zimmer [8] The notion of decoding the brain’s commands can seem , on the face of it , to be pure hubris . How could any computer eavesdrop on all the goings-on that take place in there every moment of ordinary life? Mind over Machine Carl Zimmer decode Mind over Machine Carl Zimmer 他将解译它，然后把它发过去。 1.All he had to do was decode it and pass it over. 2.We decoded the enemys telegram. 我们破译了敌人的电报密码。 ?example: [di?k??d] vt. [计][通信] 译码，解码 vi. 从事破译工作 hubris Mind over Machine Carl Zimmer 傲慢在这里也有很大的影响。 1. Hubris has a big impact here too. 2.“Hubris” is too much self-confidence or ego. “狂妄自大”就是过于自信或过于自负。 ?example: [hju?br?s] n. 傲慢，狂妄自大 eavesdrop Mind over Machine Carl Zimmer 1.He ensconced himself in the closet in order to eavesdrop. 他藏在壁橱里，以便偷听。 ?example: [i?vzdr?p] vi. 偷听，窃听 n. 屋檐上流下来的水 2In the past, if spies wanted to eavesdrop, they planted a bug. 在以前，如果间碟想要窃听他人，需要安插一个窃听器。 间谍 [8] The notion of decoding the brain’s commands can seem, on the face of it, to be pure hubris . How could any computer eavesdrop on all the goings-on that take place in there every moment of ordinary life? 解码大脑指令的想法乍看起来可能像是十足的狂妄自大。计算机怎么能窃听日常生活每时每刻发生在大脑里的全部活动呢? Mind over Machine Carl Zimmer Mind over Machine Carl Zimer [9] Yet after a century of neurological breakthroughs, scientists aren’t so intimidated by the brain; they treat it as just another information processor, albeit the most complex one in the world. “We don’t see the brain as being a mysterious organ,” says Graig Henriquez, Nicolelis’s fellow co-director of the Center for Neuroengineering神经工程学. “We see 1s and 0s popping out of the brain, and we’re decoding it.” neurological Mind over Machine Carl Zimmer 这个医院专门研究神经病学的康复。 1