And today I'm going to suggest two--actually, well, yes two additional contexts that we can look to, to read the novel.

今天我想为你们提供两种参考方案，事实上是,两种额外理解小说语境的方法。

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So basically we're saying yes, we can go from point a to point c without ever going through point b.

所以我们说的是我们可以从,ａ点不经过ｂ点而到达ｃ点。

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We can start having complex expressions, you can imagine we can have things are lots of parens, and all sorts of things in it. Yes, question.

我们可以开始写复杂点的表达式了，你可以想象,我们有一个很多括号的表达式，里面有各种各样的东西，什么问题。

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Yes, to me personally, I feel like it all depends on one's personal morals and like we can't sit here and just, like this is just my opinion, ... of course other people are going to disagree but Well we'll see, let's see what their disagreements are and then we'll see if they have reasons that can persuade you or not.

对，就我个人来讲，我觉得这完全取决于一个人的道德修养,而不是我们在这坐着说得清楚的，当然这只是我一家之言，其他人肯定会反对，但是,这个到时再说，先看他们的反对意见是什么,再来看他们的理由是否能说服你。

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All right. So jumping in to having established that, yes, particles have wave-like behavior, even though no, hey're not actually photons, we can't use that equation.

好的，我们已经承认了，粒子有波动性，虽然它们不是光子，我们不能用这个方程。

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So here we have that graphed here, Z we have atomic number z graphed against ionization energy, so, let's fill in what the actual atoms are here, and we can see in general, yes, we're following the trend.

这就是我们要画的，横坐标是原子序数，纵坐标是电离能，让我们把真正的原子填上去，我们可以看出，总体来说，没错，满足规律。

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