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TED十佳演讲之游戏的力量:拇指游戏

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  • Today I am going to teach you how to play my favorite game:
  • 今天我要教你们怎么玩我最爱的游戏:
  • massively multiplayer thumb-wrestling.
  • 超级多人拇指摔跤
  • It's the only game in the world that I know of
  • 这是我所知的唯一一个
  • that allows you, the player,
  • 可以让你,也就是玩家
  • the opportunity to experience 10 positive emotions in 60 seconds or less.
  • 得以在六十秒内体验十种正面心情的游戏
  • This is true, so if you play this game with me today
  • 这是真的,因此如果你今天和我玩这个游戏
  • for just one single minute,
  • 只需要一分钟
  • you will get to feel joy, relief, love, surprise,
  • 你将会感受到喜悦、解脱、爱、惊喜
  • pride, curiosity, excitement, awe and wonder, contentment, and creativity,
  • 骄傲、好奇、兴奋、敬畏与惊奇、满足,以及创造力
  • all in the span of one minute.
  • 这都将在一分钟内发生
  • So this sounds pretty good, right? Now you're willing to play.
  • 听起来很不错吧?你现在会愿意玩这个游戏了
  • In order to teach you this game,
  • 为了教你们这个游戏
  • I'm going to need some volunteers to come up onstage really quickly,
  • 我需要一些自愿者很快地到台上来
  • and we're going to do a little hands-on demo.
  • 然后我们将会亲身示范
  • While they're coming up, I should let you know,
  • 在等他们上来的同时,我该让你们知道
  • this game was invented 10 years ago by an artists' collective in Austria named Monochrom.
  • 这个游戏是在十年前,由一位奥地利艺术收藏家Monochrom发明的
  • So thank you, Monochrom.
  • 谢谢你,Monochrom
  • Okay, so most people are familiar with traditional, two-person thumb-wrestling.
  • 好的,大部分的人都对传统的两人拇指摔跤很熟悉
  • Sunni, let's just remind them.
  • Sunni,我们帮他们复习一下吧
  • One, two, three, four,I declare a thumb war, and we wrestle,
  • 一,二,三,四,当我说拇指比赛,然后我们就开始
  • and of course Sunni beats me because she's the best.
  • 当然Sunni会打败我,因为她是最厉害的
  • Now the first thing about massively multiplayer thumb-wrestling, we're the gamer generation.
  • 玩多人拇指摔跤,(要知道)的第一件事情就是我们身处玩家的世代
  • There are a billion gamers on the planet now,
  • 现在全世界有十数亿个玩家
  • so we need more of a challenge.
  • 所以我们面临大挑战
  • So the first thing we need is more thumbs.
  • 首先,我们需要更多的拇指
  • So Eric, come on over.
  • 所以,来吧,Eric
  • So we could get three thumbs together, and Peter could join us.
  • 我们把三个拇指凑在一起,然后Peter可以加入我们
  • We could even have four thumbs together,
  • 我们甚至可以把四个拇指凑在一起
  • and the way you win is you're the first person to pin someone else's thumb.
  • 如果你是第一个把别人的拇指按住的人,你就赢了
  • This is really important.
  • 这很重要
  • You can't, like, wait while they fight it out and then swoop in at the last minute.
  • 你不能在一旁观战,然后再最终才突然压下来
  • That is not how you win.
  • 这样子赢了不算
  • Ah, who did that? Eric you did that.
  • 噢,是谁?是Eric
  • So Eric would have won. He was the first person to pin my thumb.
  • 这样Eric就赢了,他是第一个把我的拇指压住的
  • Okay, so that's the first rule,
  • 好,这就是第一条规则
  • and we can see that three or four is kind of the typical number of thumbs in a node,
  • 三个或四个拇指是在一个节点中常见的拇指数量
  • but if you feel ambitious,you don't have to hold back.
  • 但是如果你很有野心的话,别憋在心里
  • We can really go for it.
  • 我们真的可以争取更多
  • So you can see up here.
  • 你可以看到
  • Now the only other rule you need to remember is,
  • 你要记住的另外一条规则就是
  • gamer generation, we like a challenge.
  • 身为玩家世代的一员,我们喜欢挑战
  • I happen to notice you all have some thumbs you're not using.
  • 让我提醒你们,你们都有一些你现在没在用的拇指
  • So I think we should kind of get some more involved.
  • 所以我觉得我们应该试点其他的
  • And if we had just four people,
  • 如果我们只有四个人
  • we would do it just like this,
  • 我们可以这样做
  • and we would try and wrestle both thumbs at the same time.
  • 同时用两双拇指摔跤
  • Perfect.
  • 太好了
  • Now, if we had more people in the room,
  • 好,如果这房间里有更多人
  • instead of just wrestling in a closed node,
  • 我们可以往外延伸,让更多人参与我们
  • we might reach out and try and grab some other people.
  • 而不是只在一个封闭的节点里玩摔跤
  • And in fact, that's what we're going to do right now.
  • 事实上,这就是我们现在要做的
  • We're going to try and get all, something like,
  • 我们要试着把这房间里所有的
  • I don't know, 1,500 thumbs in this room connected in a single node.
  • 我不确定,大概1500个拇指在一个节点里面连接起来
  • And we have to connect both levels,
  • 我们得连结两层楼
  • so if you're up there, you're going to be reaching down and reaching up.
  • 所以如果你在楼上的话,你就要同时连接楼上和楼下


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当你让所有听众站起来,每个人手拉手时会发生什么?混乱,是的。至少,当Jane McGonigal试着教TED听众玩她最喜欢的游戏是,就是这样的。接下来,当这个游戏是“大型多人拇指摔跤”时,你预计还会发生什么呢?


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creativity [.kri:ei'tiviti]

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n. 创造力,创造

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challenge ['tʃælindʒ]

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n. 挑战
v. 向 ... 挑战

 
declare [di'klɛə]

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v. 宣布,声明,申报

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pride [praid]

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n. 自豪,骄傲,引以自豪的东西,自尊心
vt

 
collective [kə'lektiv]

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adj. 集体的,共同的
n. 集体

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ambitious [æm'biʃəs]

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adj. 有雄心的,有抱负的,野心勃勃的

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typical ['tipikəl]

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adj. 典型的,有代表性的,特有的,独特的

 
willing ['wiliŋ]

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adj. 愿意的,心甘情愿的

 
relief [ri'li:f]

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n. 减轻,解除,救济(品), 安慰,浮雕,对比

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awe [ɔ:]

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n. 敬畏,恐惧
vt. 使敬畏或惊惧

 

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