① 他说过的话

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因为 Elon 只需要四五个小时，就催眠自己以为自己只需要四五个小时，那是荒谬的。
So to dilute oneself into thinking you only need four or five hours because Elon only needs four or five hours, that’s ridiculous.
—— Andrew Huberman · [03:38]

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我是说，我感觉围绕健康和长寿的公众讨论简直是一场灾难。那是一群小丑，而且人们还在加倍、三倍地加注这种作秀。
I mean, I feel like the public discourse around health and longevity is a fucking disaster. It is a bunch of clowns and people are doubling and tripling down on the theatrics.
—— Andrew Huberman · [18:21]

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获得关注非常容易，保持尊重却很难。
It’s very easy to get attention. It’s very hard to keep respect.
—— Andrew Huberman · [20:15]

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嗯，我认为最酷的问题同时也是最大的问题是，我们如何在睡眠和清醒状态下非侵入性地写入神经系统。
Well, I think the coolest problem that’s also the biggest problem is how we can non-invasively write to the nervous system in sleep and waking states.
—— Andrew Huberman · [21:50]

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目标是能够以非侵入性的方式从你的大脑读取和写入。
The goal is to be able to read and write from your brain non-invasively.
—— Andrew Huberman · [23:24]

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而这就是接下来会到来的东西。人们在想的是多肽，我们要做什么？我不担心多肽。我想植入式设备才是接下来的方向。
And that’s coming next. People are thinking like peptides, what are we gonna do? I’m not worried about peptides. I’m thinking implantable devices is where it’s gonna go next.
—— Andrew Huberman · [30:25]

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但记忆、思考、大脑可塑性，这些全都建立在时间顺序很重要的假设之上。而显然它并不重要。
But memory, thinking, brain plasticity, these things all rest on the assumption that the temporal order matters. And apparently it doesn’t.
—— Andrew Huberman · [37:48]

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公众获得更多自己健康数据的途径，正在让医学界的一些领域感到恐慌。
The public gaining more access to their own health data is scaring some sectors of medicine.
—— Andrew Huberman · [47:03]

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所以那些实验还有另一层，神经科学界每个人都知道但没人谈论的层面，那就是，他是不是真的既想让那些孩子对 HIV 感染免疫，又想让他们变得超级聪明？
So there was this other layer of those experiments that everyone knew in the neuroscience community but wasn’t talking about, which was, was he actually trying to both render those kids immune from HIV infection but also make them super smart?
—— Andrew Huberman · [56:32]

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所以在很多方面，那些过去只是搞工程的技术人员，正在变成神经科学家。
So in a lot of ways, the technologists who used to just engineer stuff, like they’re becoming neuroscientists.
—— Andrew Huberman · [61:26]

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而真正决定你成功的唯一因素，就是你有多想知道你正在研究的问题的答案。
And the only thing that’s really going to determine your success is how badly do you want to know the answers to the questions that you’re working on?
—— Andrew Huberman · [65:41]

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而是他有能力无视别人说他应该做什么。
It’s his ability to ignore what people say about what he should be doing.
—— Andrew Huberman · [68:18]

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最大的悲剧是，人们不朝着自己真正的好奇心方向前进，因为他们试图所谓的「成功」。
The big tragedy is when people don’t go in the direction of their genuine curiosity because they’re trying to quote unquote succeed.
—— Andrew Huberman · [68:56]

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