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新奇事件簿(翻译+字幕+讲解):互联网改变记忆方式
日期:2015-12-15 11:34

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New research suggests the Internet is changing our memory. Researchers from Colombia University presented people with different questions and found many began to think of computers. Lead researcher Dr Betsy Sparrow said that when test participants knew the answers would be available on a computer, they did less well on the memory tests. She said we use the Internet as a new “transactive memory”. We rely on this to do the remembering for us. It’s similar to our personal data being backed up on a hard disk. The Internet acts as a huge storage device for all the world's knowledge, that is there when we need it. Dr Sparrow said computers were not making us less intelligent. “I don't think Google is making us stupid. We're just changing the way that we're remembering things,” she said.

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Dr Sparrow believes we are becoming very good at remembering where we keep information in different folders on our computers. She said: "This suggests that for the things we can find online, we tend to keep it online as far as memory is concerned, we keep it externally stored." She explained that because we are remembering the location of the information, rather than the information itself, we are becoming better at organising huge quantities of data and facts in a more accessible way. She also said the way we use technology is changing our need to remember things, saying: “If you can find stuff online even while you're walking down the street these days, then the skill to have, the thing to remember, is where to go to find the information."

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中文翻译

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新研究表明互联网改变记忆方式*6d;SP3,0[9zn8z。来自哥伦比亚大学的研究人员对受试者进行提问,发现许多人在面对问题时首先想到求助电脑VK3UB%CWYRO。研究主任贝特西·斯帕罗教授认为,当他们得知能够在网上找到答案时,记忆水平测试就会降低oymp9Lwp&=。她认为我们将互联网看成是新“交互记忆”4n2#^DvmuA&rYM4。我们依靠它来帮助记忆vFP_hfqfVD;h0@pF|^。这就好比是存入个人资料的硬盘nws*,6=Uh.v。当我们需要求助时,互联网就是知识的“存储器”[)-s_F0=AUg(5。斯帕罗教授认为电脑不会让我们变傻(;YkDgaYB9)w%N。她认为:“我不认为“谷歌”会让我们变笨]&)fuS4eA!DQWkEv。我们只是换了一种记忆方式而已Umm#*U_pM=&1zPz~gjJD。”

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斯帕罗教授认为人们擅长记忆电脑文件夹LrA0o+Mx#UNe。她认为;“这意味着对于能够从网上找到的信息,我们会将记忆保留在网上,让外界帮助存储~_m*mF[qn]|J~&4,wg。”她解释道人们更擅长记忆信息的存储地,而不是信息本身,我们更擅长有组织地归纳大量信息F1*v=|JitD5Fcvn)I(。她认为现代技术改变了我们对记忆的需求,称:“人们即使外出散步也能够上网查阅信息,人们只需要记住在哪查就行VsdGsZNkd[S=o2(]。”

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重点讲解

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1.tend to 有…的倾向

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例句:Her style tends to elaboration.

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她的文风倾向于雕琢8;i5wq[bk*3

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2.think of 想起

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例句:I wonder who first thought of the idea.

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我纳闷谁先想到这个主意的ms^Wl+Vrn35U)&HW

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3.storage device 存储设备

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例句:We would prefer to choose the appropriate storage device for the storage request.

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我们更倾向于根据存储请求来选择合适的存储设备MY7LTT2%#M&8yU2jBk*E

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4.good at 善于

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例句:This only works if you are actually good at what you do.

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只有当你实实在在的很胜任你的工作时才能这样做Vz]bg13+eI&|zvws

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重点单词
  • appropriateadj. 适当的,相称的 vt. 拨出(款项); 占用
  • elaborationn. 详细阐述,精心制作,精致,周密
  • concernedadj. 担忧的,关心的
  • tendv. 趋向,易于,照料,护理
  • availableadj. 可用的,可得到的,有用的,有效的
  • accessibleadj. 可得到的,易接近的,可进入的
  • intelligentadj. 聪明的,智能的
  • devicen. 装置,设计,策略,设备
  • requestn. 要求,请求 vt. 请求,要求
  • storagen. 贮藏,存储,保管,保管费,仓库,[计]存储器