美丽心灵字幕(打印版)
THE_SECRET_(2006_film)英文字幕
THE SECRET (2006 film)ForewordRhonda Byrne（The Author）: A year ago my life had collapsed [崩溃] around me. I’ve worked myself into exhaustion. My father died suddenly and my relationships were in turmoil [混乱]. Little did I know at the time out of my grea test despair was to come the greatest gift. I’ve been given a glimpse [一瞥] of a great secret. I began tracing the secret back through history…The secret was buried. The secret was coveted [觊觎]. The secret was suppressed [封锁]. The secret will never be relea sed to the public. I couldn’t believe all the people who knew this. They were the greatest people in history.( Plato柏拉图, Shakespeare莎士比亚, Newton牛顿, Hugo雨果, Beethoven贝多芬, Lincoln林肯, Emerson爱默生, Edison爱迪生,Einstein爱因斯坦) All I wanted to do was to share this secret with the world. I began searching for people alive today who know the secret. One by one they began to emerge [浮现]…Bob Proctor (Philosopher哲学家): If you know this secret it gives you everything you want—Happiness, health and wealth.Joe Vitale (Dr. Metaphysician精神治疗专家): Y ou can have, do or be anything you want.John Assaraf (Entrepreneur企业家): We can have whatever that is we choose. I don’t care how big it is.Bob Proctor: What kind of a house do you wanna live in? Loral Langemeier (Financial Strategist战略家): Do you wanna be a millionaire?Bob Proctor: What kind of a business do you wanna have? Marie Diamond (Feng Shui Consultant顾问): Do you want more success?Bob Proctor: What do you really want?Michael Beckwith (Visionary预言家): I’ve seen many miracles t ake place in people’s lives. Financial miracles, miracles of physical healing, mental healing, healing in relationships…Jack Canfield (Author心灵鸡汤): All of this happen, because of knowing how to apply the secret.Man’s voice: This is the great secret of li fe.Part One— What is the Secret―The secret is the answer to all that has been, all that is, and all that will ever be.‖—EmersonBob Proctor: Y ou’ve probably been sitting there wondering what is the secret. I’ll tell you how I have come to understand it. We all work with one infinite [无穷的]power. We all guide ourselves by exactly the same laws. The natural laws of the Universe are so precise [明确的]. That we don’t even have any difficulty building spaceships, we can send people to the moon, and we can time the landing with the precision [精确的] of a fraction [分数]of a second. I don’t care if you’re an Indian, if you’re in Australia, New Zealand, Stockholm (瑞典首都) or London, or Toronto, or Montreal, or New Y ork…We are all working with one power, one law. It’s attraction.Bob Proctor: The secret is the Law of Attraction. Everything that’s coming into your life, you are attracting into your life. And it’s attracted to you by virtue of[由于] the image as you’re holding in your mind. It’s what you’re thinking. Y ou see, whatever is going on in your mind you are attracting to you. Now wise people have always known that. Y ou go right back to the ancient Babylonians（巴比伦）they’ve always known this. It’s a small select group of people. Why do you think that 1% of the population earns around 96% of all the money that’s being earned? Do you think that’s an accident? It’s no accident. It’s designed that way. They understand something. They understand the secret. And you are being introduced to the secret.John Assaraf: The simplest way for me to look at the Law of Attraction is if I think of myself as a magnet[磁铁]. And I know that a magnet will attract to it.Bob Doyle (Author): V ery basically put, the Law of Attraction says that like attracts like. But we’re really talking at the level of thought.John Assaraf: Our job as humans is to hold on to the thoughts of what we want, make it absolutely clear in our minds what we want and from that we start to invoke[调用]one of the greatest laws in the Universe and that’s the Law of Attrac tion. Y ou become what you think about most, but you also attract what you think about most.Bob Proctor: If you see it in here you’re gonna hold it here. Mike Dooley (Writer): And that principle can be summed up in three simple words: Thoughts become things.John Assaraf:What mostpeople don’t understand is that a thought has a frequency[频率]. Every thought has a frequency. We can measure a thought. And it’s if you’re thinking that thought over and over and over again or if you’re imagining in your mind havi ng that brand new car, having the money that you need, building that company, finding your soul mate; if you imagine what that looks like you’re emitting that frequency on a consistent basis.Joe Vitale:Thoughts are sending out that magnetic signal that is drawing the parallel back to you.Bob Proctor: See yourself living in abundance[富足]and you will attract that. It always works. It works every time with every person.John Assaraf: Here’s the problem: most people are thinking about what they don’t want and they’re wondering why it shows up over and over and over again.Bob Doyle: The Law of Attraction doesn’t care whether you perceive[意识到]something to be good or bad or whetheryou don’t want it or whether you do want it. It’s responding to your thoughts. So if you’re sitting there, looking at mountain of debt feeling terrible about it, that’s a signal you’re putting out to the Universe. ―Wow, I feel really bad because of all this debt I’ve got.‖ Y ou’re just affirming[确认] it to yourself, you feel it on every level of your being, that’s what you’re gonna get more of.Esther Hicks (希克斯（Esther Hicks）出版了包括《亚伯拉罕的教义》（The Teachings of Abraham）《绪的惊气力》（Let Y our Feelings Be Y our Guide）): So, when you’re looking at that thing you want and you’re saying yes to it, you’re activating a thought and the Law of Attraction is responding to that thought and bringing your things that match that. But when you’re looking at something that you do not want and you shout no at it you’re actually not pushing it away. Instead, you’re act ivating the very thought of what you do not want and now Law of Attraction is lining those things up for you also. This is a Universe that is based upon attraction. Everything is about attraction.Bob Proctor: The Law of Attraction is always working wheth er you believe it or understand it or not. It’s always working.Esther Hicks: Y ou might be thinking about past, or the present, or the future, but whether you’re remembering or observing[觉察], or imaging still in that process you are activating thought and Law of Attraction, which is the most powerful law in the Universe, is responding to your thought. Michael Beckwith:Creation is always happening. Every time an individual has a thought or a prolonged[拖延的], chronic[慢性的] way of thinking they’re in the creatio n process, something is gonna manifest[出现] out of those thoughts.Jack Canfield: Law of attraction says: ―We’ll give you whatever it is you say and focus on.‖ So , if you’re complaining about how bad it is were you creating this more of how bad it is.Bill Harris (Therapist临床医学家): I had a student named Robert. Robert was a gay man and he was taking an on-line course I have, a part of which entails[需要] e-mail access[接近] to me. And he outlined all of the grim[严酷的] realities of his life. In his job, all the people ganged up on[联合反对] him. And it was constantly stressful because of how nasty they all have been. When he walked down the street, he said, in every block he was accosted[搭讪] by homophobic[憎恶同性恋的] people who wanted to abuse[虐待] him in some way. He was wanting to become a stand-up comedian. And when he went out and did the stand-up comedy job everybody hackled[讥笑] him about being gay. And his whole life was one of a lot of unhappiness and misery and it all focused around this idea of being attacked because he was gay. I began to teach him that he was focusing on what he did not want. I have directed him back to his e-mail that he sent me and I said, read it again, look at all the things you do not want that you’re telling me about, and I can tell you’re v ery passionate about this; when you focus on something with a lot of passion it makes it happen even faster. And then he really started taking this thing about focusing on what you want to hurt. And he began really trying. What happened within the next six to eight weeks was absolutely a miracle. He said that all the people in his office that had been harassing[戏弄] him either transferred to another department or quit working at the company or started totally leaving him alone. And he began to love his job. He noticed that when he was walking down the street that nobody came up to him and harassed him anymore. They just weren’t there. When he went and did his sand-up comedy he started getting standing ovations[持久的鼓掌] and nobody was hackling him. His whole life changed because he changed from focusing on what he did not want, what he was afraid of, what he wanted to avoid, to focusing on what he did want.John Hagelin (Quantum量子Physicist): So we may be very positive in our outlook and orientation[定位],and we tend to attract positive people and positive events and circumstances. We may be very negative in our orientation, very angry, in which case we tend to attract negative angry people and negative angry circumstances.Michael Beckwith: And so you end up attracting to you the predominate[占优势] thought that you’re holding in your awareness[意识]. Whether those thoughts are conscious or whether they’re unconscious, that’s the rub[困难].John F.Demartini D.C.(Philosopher): If you look very carefully when it comes to the secret, the power of our mind, the power of our attention in our daily lives it’s all around us. All we gotta do is open our eyes and look.Esther Hicks: Y ou see Law of Attraction evidenced[显现] in your society when you see that the one who speaks most of illness-has it, when you see that the one who speaks most of prosperity[繁荣]-has it. Law of Attraction is evident everywhere around you if you’re understanding what it is. It has to do with you being a magnet, attracting thought, attracting people, attracting events, attracting life style. Indeed everything that you bring into your experience, you bring because of this powerful Law of Attraction.Fred Alan Wolf (PH.D. Quantum physicist): I mean, I'm not talking to you from the point of view of just wishful thinking or imaginary, craziness. I'm talking to you from a deeper basic understanding. Quantum physics really begins to point to this discovery. It says that you can't have a Universe without mind entering into it. The mind is actually shaping the very thing that is being perceived.Bob Proctor: Now, if you do not understand, that doesn't mean you should reject that. Y ou don't understand theelectricity properly. First of all, no one even knows what electricity is. And yet you enjoy the benefits of it. Do you know how it works? I don't know how it works. But I do know this: that you can cook a man's dinner with electricity and you can also cook the man.Mike Dooley: People often, at times when they begin to understand the great secret, they get frightened of all of these negative thoughts that they have. Two things you need to be aware of.One: it is been proven now scientifically[按照科学学的] that an affirmative[积极的] thought is hundreds of times more powerful than a negative thought. So, that eliminates[消除] a degree of worry right there.Esther Hicks: Y ou live in a reality where there is this buffer[缓冲器] of time. And truly, that serves you. Y ou're really not wanting to be in an environment where your thoughts manifest[清楚地显示] immediately. The evidence is long and coming and that is really a good thing.Joe Vitale: So, you want to become aware of your thoughts, you want to choose your thoughts carefully and you wanna have fun with this. Because, you are the masterpiece[杰作] of your own life. Y ou are the Michelangelo[米开朗基罗]of your own life. The David that you are sculpting[雕刻] is you. And you do it with your thoughts.Denis Waitley (Psychologist PH.D): The leaders in the past who had the secret wanted to keep the power, and not share the power. So, they kept people ignorant of the secret. People went to work, they did their job, they came home with no power, because the secret was kept in the few.Michael Beckwith: We live in a Universe in which there are laws. Just as there's Law of Gravity[地心引力]; if you fall off the building, it doesn't matter whether you're a good person or a bad person, you're gonna hit the ground.Joe Vitale: Everything that surrounds you right now in your life, including the things you're complaining about, you've attracted. Now, I know at first blush[乍一看来], that's gonna be something that you hate to hear. Y ou're gonna immediately say I didn't attract the car accident, I didn't attract this particular client, I didn't particularly attract the debt, I didn't attract...whatever it happens to be that you're complaining about. And I'm here to be a little bit in your face and to say"Y es, you did attract it". And this is one of the hardest concepts to get. But once you've excepted it, it's life-transforming(生活发生革命性的变化). This is part of the overall[大体的] giant secret here.Bob Doyle: And most of us attract by default[默认方式]. We just think that we don't have any control over it, our thoughts are on auto-pilot[自动驾驶仪], our feelings are on auto-pilot and so everything is just brought to us by default.Joe Vitale: Now, if this is your first time to hear this it may feel like: "oh, I have to now monitor my thoughts, this is gonna be a lot of work". It will seem like that at first, but that's where the fun begins.Esther Hicks: We do not encourage that you try to monitor your thoughts. That would sort of make you crazy. There are so many thoughts coming to you from so many different directions about so many different subjects. That's where your emotional guidance system comes in. Y our emotions, your emotional guidance system is what helps you to understand what you're thinking.Bob Proctor: So, your thoughts cause your feelings.Bob Doyle: The emotions are this incredible gift that we have. To let us know what we're attracting.Esther Hicks: There are only two emotions from our perspective. One feels good and one feels bad. Y ou call them all sorts of different things, but essentially all of those negative emotions, whether you call it guilt or anger, or frustration, all feel much the same- they do not feel good. And all of those, our guidance saying, that what you're thinking about right now is not in line with what you are really wanting.Ben Johnson (Physician): On another level, it's called "bad frequency" or "bad vibes" "坏频率"或"坏振动"or whatever you wanna call it.Esther Hicks: The one that feels good, that feeling of hope or happiness or love, that good feeling, that positive emotion is, guidance saying, that what you're thinking right now is in alignment with what you're want.Bob Doyle: So, it's really so simple. It's right there. The answers are: what am I attracting right now? How do you feel? I feel good. Well good. Keep doing that.Jack Canfield: Our feelings are a feedback mechanism to us about whether we're on track or not, whether we're on course or off course.Esther Hicks: The better you feel, the more in alignment[成一直线] you are. The worse you feel, the more out of alignment you are. What you are doing is you are moving through the variety of your day-to-day experience; is you're offering thoughts that are literally formulating[明确的叙述] your future experience. And you can tell by the way you feel if the things that you're moving toward will please you when you get there. Whatever it is you are feeling is a perfect reflection of what is in the process of becoming.Bob Doyle: And you're getting exactly what you're feeling about, not so much what you're thinking about. That's why people if they stub[磕碰] their toe, out of bed, they tend to spiral[盘旋，连锁反应]. The whole day goes like that, you know. They have no clue that a simple shifting of their emotions can change their entire day, and life. If you start out having a good day and you're in that particular happy feeling, as long as you don't allow something to change your mood, you're gonna continue to attract, by the Law of Attraction, more situations, circumstances, people that sustain that happyfeeling. Good days, bad days, rich get richer, poor gets poorer... it's all about what these people are predominately [占优势的] and continually feeling.Michael Beckwith: Y ou can begin, right now, to feel healthy. Y ou can begin to feel prosperous[富足的]. Y ou can begin to feel the love that surrounding you even if it's not there. And what will happen is the Universe will correspond to[与什么协调一致] the nature of your song, the Universe will correspond to the nature of that inner feeling and manifest, because that's the way you feel.Bob Doyle: So basically, what you focus on with thought and feeling is what you're attracting to your experience whether or not it's something you want.EstherHicks:What you think and what you feel and what manifests is always a match. Every single time.No exception.Michael Beckwith: It's hard to swallow, but when we can begin to open ourselves up to that ramifications[分支，结果] are awesome. It means that whatever thought has done in your life, it can be undone（被“回复”，“撤销”）through a shift in your awareness[注意].―Y ou create your own universe as you go along.‖---- Winston Churchill (邱吉尔)Joe Vitale: It's really important that you feel good. Because this "feeling good" is what goes out as a signal into the Universe and starts to attract more of itself to you. So, the more you can feel good, the more you will attract the things that help you feel good and all they keep bringing you up, higher and higher.Bob Proctor: When you're feeling down, do you know that you can change it like that. Put on a beautiful piece of music. Start singing. That'll change your emotion. Or think of something beautiful. Think of a baby, maybe one you love, and draw on it. Really keep that thought in your mind, walk everything out but that thought. I guarantee you'll start to feel good.James Arthur Ray (Philosopher): This principle applies to your family pet, for instance which I believe they're wonderful because they put you in a great emotional state. When you feel love for your pet that's a great state of love that's going to bring goodness into your life. What a gift that is.Esther Hicks: And when you begin to get a hang[诀窍]of this, when you begin to guide your thoughts based upon the way they feel, and you begin to notice the correlation[相关性]between what you're feeling and thinking and what's coming back to you, before you know it, you will know that you're the creator of your own reality. And those who are watching from a distance will stand in amazement at the perfect life you live.Jack Canfield: Since I learned the secret and started applying it to my life, my life has truly become magical, I think the kind of life that everybody dreams of and I live on a day-to-day basis. I live in a $4.5 million mansion（公寓）, I have a wife to die for（生死与共的爱妻）, I get to vacation in all the fabulous[难以置信的] spots of the world, I've climbed mountains, I've explored, I've been on safari（狩猎远征）...And all of this happened, and continues to happen, because of knowing how to apply the secret.Bob Proctor: Life can be absolutely phenomenal（非凡的）, and it should be. And it will be when you start using the secret. Part Tow— How to Use the SecretJoe Vitale: Well, a lot of people ask me what their job is in the creative process and what the job of the Universe is. So let's look at that for a moment.James Arthur Ray: Let's use this metaphor（比喻）: if you think about Aladdin and his lamp, you've probably heard of that one, Aladdin[阿拉丁] picks up the lamp, he dust it off and out pops（跳出）the genie（精灵，灯神）. And the genie always says one thing: "Y our wish is my command." If you trace the story back to its origins, you know, we now think that there's three wishes, but if you if you trace the story back to its origins, there's absolutely no limit whatsoever （无论什么）to the wishes. Think about that one. Now, let's take this metaphor, blow it up and apply it to you and your life. Remember, Aladdin is the one who always asks for what he wants. Then you've got the Universe at large which is this grand genie. And traditions have called that so many different things -the holly guardian[守护的] angel, your higher self, I mean we can put any label on it, and you choose the one that works best for you. But every tradition has told us there's something bigger than us. And the genie always says one thing: "Y our wish is my command."Esther Hicks: So, we'd like to say to you that the creative process is a three step process. Step one is: you must ask for what you want. Y ou do not need use words to ask. In fact, the Universe is not even hearing the words from you. The Universe is responding completely to your thought.Bob Proctor: What do you really want? Sit down and write it on a piece of paper. Write it in the present tense. Y ou might begin by writing, "I am so happy and grateful now that..." and then explain how do you want your life to be in every area.Joe Vitale: And this is really fun. This is like having the Universe as your catalogue and you flip through[浏览], and you go "well, I'd like to have this experience, and I'd like to have that product, and I'd like to have a person like that", it is you just placing your order with the Universe. It's really that easy.Esther Hicks: The second step is: answer. An answer to what you're asking. And that is not your work in your physical form. The Universe will do that step for you. All of the Universal forces are responding with the thoughts that you set in motion."Y our wish is my command."Joe Vitale: And the Universe will start to rearrange itself to make it happen for you.Jack Canfield: Most of us have never allowed ourselves towant what we truly want because we can't see how it's going to manifest.Bob Proctor: If you do just a little research, it is gonna become evident to you that anyone that ever accomplished anything did not know how they were gonna do it, they only knew they were gonna do it.Joe Vitale: Y ou do not need to know how it's gonna come about. Y ou do not need to know how the Universe will rearrange itself.Bob Proctor: Y ou don't know how it’ll be shown to you. Y ou will attract the way.Esther Hicks: So, then our friend say, something must be going terribly wrong. Because, I know I am asking so where is my stuff? And we say, you are asking, you are completing step one, you can't help but do that. The Universe is answering, every time. No exception. But there is another step that you must understand, and it is called step three, which is the receiving step which means, you must bring yourself into alignment[调整]with what you're asking for. When you're in alignment with what you want, you feel wonderful. That's what the enthusiasm is, that's what joy is, that's what the appreciation is, that's what that feeling of passion is. But when you are feeling despair, or fear, or anger, those are strong indications[表示] that you are not right now in alignment with what you're asking for. And so, when you begin to realize that the way you feel is everything, and you begin to direct your thoughts based upon how they feel, little by little you can find the feeling place of it, and now you are one with it, and now it must manifest into your experience. Bob Proctor: And when you turn that fantasy into a fact you're in the position build bigger and better fantasies（梦想）and that, my friend ，is the creative process.Bob Doyle: So, the Law of Attraction, the study and practice of the Law of Attraction is this figuring out what will help you generate[产生] the feelings of having it now. Go test-drive that car. Go shop for that home, get in the house, do whatever you have to do to generate the feelings of having it now and remember them. Whatever you can do to do that will help you to literally attract it. It could be, you wake up and it's just there, it's manifested. Or you might get some inspired idea of some action to take. Y ou certainly shouldn't be going, "well, I could do it this way but man I hate that" 'cause you're not on the right track if that's the case. Action will sometimes be required[必需的], but if you're really doing it in line with what Universe is trying to deliver, it's gonna feel joyous, you're gonna feel so alive, time will just stop, you could do it all day...Joe Vitale: The Universe likes speed. Don't delay, don't second guess, don't doubt, when the opportunity's there, when the impulse[冲动] is there, when the intuitive[直觉] nudge[靠近] from within is there - act. That's your job. And that's all you have to do. Bob Proctor: Y ou will attract everything that you require. If it's money you need, you'll attract it. If it's people you need, you'll attract it. If it's a certain book you need, you'll attract it. Y ou've got to pay attention to what you're attracted to. Because, as you hold images of what you want you're gonna be attracted to things, they're gonna be attracted to you. But it literally moves into physical reality with and through you. And it does that by law.Michael Beckwith: Y ou can start with nothing. And out of nothing, and out of no way the way will be made.Jack Canfield: Think of this: a car driving through the night, the headlights only go 100-200 ft forward, and you can make it all the way from California to New Y ork driving through the dark, 'cause all you have to see is the next 200 ft. That's how life tends to unfold[呈现] before us. If we just trust that the next 200 ft will unfold after that, the next 200 ft will unfold after that... your life will keep unfolding, and it will eventually get you to the destination whatever it is you truly want, because you want.―Take the first step in faith. Y ou don’t have to see the w hole staircase, just take the first step.‖—Martin Luther King (马丁路德金)Joe Vitale: Well, another thing people wonder about is - how long this is gonna take. How long it will take to manifest the car, the relationship, the money, whatever it happens to be... Well, I don't have any rule book that says it's gonna take you 30 minutes, or 3 days, or 30 days. I think it's more a matter of you being in alignment with the Universe itself.Bob Doyle: Sizes - it's nothing to the Universe. It is no more difficult to attract, on a scientific level, something that we consider huge, to something that we consider infinitesimally[极微小的] small. The Universe does, everything it does with zero effort. Grass doesn't strain to grow, it's effortless. It's just this great design. It's all about what's going on up here. It's about what we put in place, saying, this is big - it's gonna take some time, this is small -oh, I'll give it an hour. Y ou know, those are our rules that we define. There are no rules according to the Universe. If you provide the feelings of having it now, it will respond. Some people have an easier time with little things. So we sometimes say, we'll start with something small, like a cup of coffee. Make it your attention to attract a cup of coffee today. Bob Proctor: Hold an image of talking to an old friend that you haven't seen for a long time. Somehow another someone is gonna start talking to you about that person. That person's gonna phone you or you'll get a letter from him.David Schirmer (Investment Trainer): People were amazed how did I line up car parks. And I've done this right from when I first understood the secret. I would visualize a car space exactly where I wanted and 95% of the time it would be there for me, and I'd just pull straight in. 5% of the time I'd have to wait just a minute or two and the person would pull。
A Beautiful Mind 美丽心灵 剧情英文简介
"A Beautiful Mind" is a true genius on a very human drama. The protype is the story ofmathematician John - Forbes - Nash (Jr.John Forbes Nash). Handsome and highlyeccentric Nash made an early age a startling mathematical discovery, began to enjoyinternational reputation. But Nash superior intuition plagued by schizophrenia, made himmarch to the highest level academically brilliant course has undergone tremendous change.The face of this has destroyed many people's challenges, Nash's wife, in love with Alicia(Alicia) to help solve the problem, the no fear, stubborn resistance. After decades ofarduous efforts, he finally overcame the unfortunate, and in 1994 received the Nobel Prizeby the school. This is a true story of the legendary story of today, Nash continued his hardwork in the field.1947 Little John - Forbes - Nash (Russell - decorated Crowe, Russell Crowe) to enter andstudy at Princeton University to study mathematics. This "mysterious genius from WestVirginia," and did not attend the preparatory classes experience, there is no inheritance oraffluent relatives support he entered the "Ivy League" (Ivy League )---- but Princeton'smost the reputation of a scholarship to prove that he really belongs to the Princeton of theteam.This is Nash or pairs of Princeton is very easy. Elegant social activities and he did it simplycan not afford school also mentioned what the mood. He spent his indulgence in one thing:to find a truly innovative theories. He was convinced that this is something he should bedoing.Nash later received at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to conductresearch and teaching work, which everyone but a coveted job, but he was not satisfiedwith them. Science for the United States the victory in World War II played a significantrole. Now, the Cold War, the prevalence of Nash in this new conflict, eager to play theirown advantages. His wish has been realized, shrouded in mystery William - Parcher(William Parcher, Ed - Harris decorated, Ed Harris) he had been recruited to participate in atop-secret task, break the enemy's password.Wonderful stills Nash at MIT work, dedicate themselves to this exhausting work. Here,Nash has been a new challenge, but this time the challenge is from the shiny,Alicia - Radi(Alicia Larde, Jennifer - decorated Connelly, Jennifer Connelly), a Department of Physicsstudent, she introduced a Nash never seriously considered the idea ---- love.Soon, Nash and Alicia were married, but he could not tell her he was engaged for theParcher risk of the project. This work had to vent a little lax in secret, the consequenceswould be disastrous. Nash has been quietly in the dry, he was deeply fascinated by thiswork, and eventually lost in the illusion of those unable to resist. After diagnosis, he hadthe paranoid schizophrenia.Alicia Nash is happening to frightened, and she struggled in the destruction of a geniusunder the weight of love. With each day seems to bring them new terror, which is the envyof the original partners have lost people envy them. But Alicia still loves the man she foundhim charismatic, which is supported by the source of her right where he promised. By hersteadfast love and loyalty impressed Nash is considered a final decision and this can onlybe better, can not cure diseases.A Beautiful Mind美丽心灵剧情英文简介本片是关于20世纪伟大数学家小约翰·福布斯-纳什的人物传记片。
英语speech 美丽心灵 A Beautiful Mind 暗影行者
约翰· 纳什
艾丽西娅
John nash A handsome mathematician,odd but intelligent.He graduated fron Princeton,working at MIT.He has schizophrenia during his lifetime,finally got Nobel Prize. 英俊，古观但极有天赋的数学家。毕业于普林斯 顿大学，就职于麻省理工学院。 他终其一生都与精神分裂症相伴，但最后他获得 了自我实现，斩获诺贝尔经济学奖。
Alicia
A beautiful clever woman ,majoring Physics in Princeton .She was using her lifetime to help her husband ,never gave up. 一个漂亮，思维缜密的物理系学生。她一直 没有放弃对丈夫的帮助和陪伴。
This is the real John Nash.
结束语 拥有聪明的头脑或许不错，但能拥 有美丽的心灵是更好的福报。
Perhaps it is good to have a beautiful mind,but even a great gift is to discover a beautiful heart.
约翰· 纳什，生于1928年6月13日。美国数学家，前麻省理 工学院助教，后任普林斯顿大学数学系教授，主要研究博 弈论、微分几何学和偏微分方程。 职 业 毕业院校 主要成就
主要作品
普林斯顿大学数学系教授 卡内基技术学院 普林斯顿大学 1994年获得诺贝尔奖经济学奖 纳什均衡点 纳什嵌入定理 关于非合作博弈的均衡的论文《实代数流形》
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美丽心灵
幸福是一种被爱的姿态有人问我“什么是幸福”。
幸福？什么是幸福呢？我问自己。
记得以前看过这样一段话：人这一生，总是会遇到一个伤害自己的人和一个被自己伤害的人，最后才会遇到一个毫不相干的人，平平淡淡地过完一生。
窗外不时有流云飘过，干净的不带一丝色彩。
我想这就是我要的幸福，平淡的幸福。
偶像剧里总有那么多惊天动地的誓言，这样或者那样偶遇总会让让每一个女孩欣羡而期待，可是，那现实吗？生活不是演电视剧，没有那么多的轰轰烈烈。
只有真实的才是永恒的，只有实实在在可以把握在手心里的温馨才是真正的幸福。
佘诗曼演的那版《倚天屠龙记》里，周芷若这样对张无忌说：“爱人是痛苦的，被爱是幸福的，我已经受够了爱人的苦，所以这一次我想去享受被爱的幸福。
”幸福是一种姿态，一种被爱的姿态。
所以，哪怕我爱惨了你，如果我的爱得不到对等的回应，我依然会毫不犹豫的转身离去，留给对方一个潇洒的背影。
我不是公主，可我依然有着一个女子的骄傲。
我要的并不多，我只想享有一种姿态，一种被爱的姿态，一种骄傲的姿态。
我想我是一个懦弱的人，所以总是不敢主动去伸出自己的双手，而是被动的等待着别人的怀抱。
因为，我知道并不是每一个人都可以成为灰姑娘，更不是每一个灰姑娘都可以遇到自己的王子。
安妮说我不知道自己要的是什么，但我知道自己不要的是什么。
所以我总是在拒绝，拒绝着自己不要的东西。
窗外有风在轻轻地吹着，地上的落叶被吹散开去，就像人的思绪，容易被吹散，更容易被吹乱。
我有一双挑剔的眼睛，批判着世间美丽的事物，可我不会将眼光延伸至心里。
因为我知道美丽的东西总不容易长久，在生活的相伴中，情意远比相貌来的重要。
古人说愿得一心人，白首不相离。
我不曾奢求天荒地老，也不要求你侬我侬，我只要你能许得起一份爱我的姿态就够了。
我不要做公主，但在你的视野里，我得是独一无二的女王。
幸福，是一种姿态，一种被爱的姿态。
不是每一份爱都许得起“山无棱，天地合，乃敢与君绝”的誓言；不是每一份情都需经历“多情自古伤离别，更那堪冷落清秋节”的生离死别。
A beautiful mind美丽心灵
------关于精神分裂、 ------关于精神分裂、无意识 关于精神分裂
A beautiful mind 美丽心灵
无意识包括一切没有被意识到的心理
经验，是构成我们人格的一部分。对于正常 人而言，无意识往往通过与意识倾向相反的 欲望或动力而作为意识的一种补充，例如， 日常生活中的梦便是无意识补偿功能的一种 表现。心智发展不平衡的人们往往是意识与 无意识不平衡的受害者，他们与自己的无意 识斗争，无意识的正常的补偿功能便只能以 不正常的形式表现出来。
无疑，纳什的思想和情感的发展 是很不平衡的。
由于情感和思想上不平衡，纳什的无意识开始 爆发出来。心理学大师荣格曾分析过，越习惯于 思考的人，情感就容易越受到排斥。当思维占据 了意识的全部时，情感就只能在无意识中起作用。 情感由于受到排斥而不能被意识所理解和控制， 往往就会失去理性而成为非理性情感。
纳什那些膨胀的情感需要是无意识侵入意识 并控制意识的缺口。被纳什忽视了的这些无意 识通过幻想表现出来之后，纳什的人格就被逐 渐分裂了。 无意识的那些原型已经形成一个个自我。他 们相互独立，并常常取代纳什头脑中的现实世 界。对于精神病人而言，当这些分裂出来的自 我与正常情况下的自我常常发生冲突时，原本 现实的自我会逐渐失去勇气和能力，以至于病 人完全受到幻想世界的控制。
A beautiful mind 美丽心灵
《纳 什若有所思的脸，在他眼中的世界是 充满数字、逻辑和推理的理性世界， 他一直在理性的世界里孜孜不倦的追 求。 与他在数理世界中的追求相反的是， 他对现实生活的热情不大。他生性孤 僻，言语不多，拒绝社交，与其他同 学的生活格格不入。
心理学包括个人无意识和集体无意识
原型是集体无意识的主要内容。
美丽心灵中英法文字幕
美丽心灵中英法文字幕UN HOMME D' EXCEPTION《美丽心灵》普林斯顿大学1947年9月Des mathématiciens ont gagné la guerre.二次大战因数学家而获胜Des mathématiciens ont casséles codes des Japonais是数学家破解了日本的密码而且建造了原子炸弹et construit la bombe atomique.Des mathéme vous.就是……像你们这样的数学家Le but avoué des Soviétiques estle communisme global.苏联所定的目标，是让党布遍全球无论在医药还是经济上En médecine, ou en économie,En technologie, ou dans la recherche spatiale,在科技或太空技术上de nouvelles lignes de front ont été esquissées.战线已经分明了想要胜利，我们就需要有成果——Afin de l'emporter,il nous faut des résultats.Des résultats pouvant être publiés, et appliqués.可以发表，实用的成果Lequel d'entre vous sera le nouveau Morse,你们当中谁会成为第二个莫尔斯？le prochain Einstein ?第二个爱因斯坦？Lesquels parmi vous formeront l'avant-garde de la démocratie, de la liberté, et de la découverte. 你们当中谁会成为……民主、自由和探索的先锋？Aujourd'hui le futur de l'Amériquerepose entre vos mains.今天，我们将美国的未来……交于你们的手中Messieurs, bienvenue à Princeton !各位，欢迎来到普林斯顿大学Gagner la bourse Carnegie,a ne suffit pas à Hansen.汉森得了卡内基奖学金还不满足Non, il veut l'avoir pour lui tout seul.是的，他想要所有奖学金都归他所有C'est la première foisqu'on a attibué un prix ex-aequo这可是第一次将卡内基奖学金平分汉森早已做好了决定Ca l'a mis en rogne !Il a des vues sur le Laboratoire Wheeler,听说他已经盯上了惠勒实验室，le nouvel incubateur du MIT.那个在麻省理工的新军事技术中心Un seul sera pris cette année.今年他们只录取一个Hansen a l'habitude d'êtrele premier de la classe.往常都是汉森第一个被选中Ce n'est pas assez bien.Il devrait se présenter aux présidentielles.也是，让他学数学真是浪费了他应该去竞选总统那一定有一个数学上的解释…Il y a donc une logique mathématiquequi pourrait expliquerle mauvaix go?t de cette cravate.来证明你的领带有多差Merci...谢了尼尔逊，符号密码学Nielsen, cryptographie des symboles.Il a cassé les codes japonaisdébarrassant le monde de la menace fasciste 这个尼尔逊曾破解了日本的密码，并且帮助消灭法西斯C'est du moins ce qu'il raconte aux filles.Pas vrai, Niels ?至少他总跟女孩这么说，不是吗，尼尔逊？Mon nom est Bender, physique atomique.我是本德，主修原子物理学V ous êtes ?- 而你是……？- 我迟到了吗？J'suis en retard ?- Oui, M. Sol.- Tant mieux.是的，索尔先生嗯，嗨Bonjour, Sol. Richard Sol.- 索尔，理查德•索尔- 啊，天才总是孤独的Ah... le poids du génie.Le voilà.- 他来了- 这么多的恳求者，却只有这么点时间Tant de suppliques, et si peu de temps. - M. Sol.- Monsieur, mes respects.索尔先生先生，你好吗？啊，本德见到你很高兴Bender...Mes félicitations, M. Hansen.祝贺你啊，汉森先生啊，谢谢Merci.J'en reprendrai bien un autre.再给我来一杯你刚说什么？Pardon ?对不起，我还以为你是服务生Mille excuses,je vous ai pris pour un serveur.Sois gentil, Hansen.- 友善点，汉森- 友善不是汉森的长处La gentillesse n'est pas le fort de Hansen Une erreur non intentionelle.我真的是搞错了Eh bien, Martin Hansen.嗯，马丁•汉森C'est bien Martin, n'est ce pas ?是马丁，没错吧？是的，没错，约翰，为什么问这个？Tout à fait, John. C'est bien cela.J'imagine que les erreurs de calculvous sont devenues familières.我估计你是常常出错的J'ai lu vos pré-publications我读过你的论文稿——Les deux, à vrai dire.两篇都读过L'une portant sur le cryptage nazi,一份关于纳粹密码et l'autre sur les équations non-linéaires.和另一份关于非线性等式Et je puis affirmer avec certitude而我是非常的肯定……qu'il n'y a pas une once d'idée fondatriceou même innovante dans aucune d'entre elles 你两篇里没有一篇有……重大或者是创新的想法Profitez bien du punch.早午饭愉快Messieurs, voici John Nash.先生们，见过约翰•纳什Le génie méconnude la Virginie occidentale.那个神秘的西维吉尼亚天才L'autre gagnantde la célèbre bourse Carnegie.也就是著名的卡内基奖学金的另一位得主Ok...哦，原来如此Mais c'est bien s?r !喔，是吗？噢，天啊Bon sang !Le camarade de chambrée prodigue... ... est arrivé.你的浪子室友抵达了室友？Camarade de chambrée ?Pitié, pas ?a !噢，天那，不要啊———Tu savais que la gueule de bois你知不知道酒喝多了est du au fait qu'il n'y a pasassez d'eau dans ton corps就会使你的身体里缺乏足够的水……pour faire tourner les cycles de Krebs. 来进行体内的循环这就和你快要渴死时……C'est ce qui se passequand tu meurs de soif.所发生的情况是一样的En fin de compte,所以，渴死……mourir de soif...也就很可能和……ferait le même effet...dans les grandes lignes...失血过多而死……que la foutue gueule de boisqui finira par te tuer.感觉差不多约翰•纳什？John Nash ?你好Bonjour.Charles Herman.Ravi de te conna?tre.查尔斯•赫尔曼很高兴认识你V oilà, c'est officiel.Je suis presque redevenu un humain. 正式的讲我差不多恢复成正常人了M. l'agent, j'ai reconnule chauffard qui m'a renversé.警官，我看见了那个撞我的司机Il s'appelle Johnny Walker.他的名字是约翰•沃克Je suis rentré juste à temps hier soir 我昨晚刚好赶到……pour assister au cocktaildu département d'Anglais.英文部的鸡尾酒会公鸡是我的J'ai fait le " coq " pour une" telle " particulièrement ravissante而尾巴则属于一个……et habitée d' une passiondébordante pour... D.H. Lawrence...特别可爱的、年轻的、并对大卫劳伦斯感兴趣的家伙你好像不容易被干扰，是吗？Tu ne te laisses pasfacilement distraire, semble-t-il.Je suis ici pour travailler.我是来学习的喔，是吗？Ah, d'accord...chatouilleux en plus !我的室友是不是书呆子？Mon colocataire serait-il un pisse vinaigre ?是不是？听着Ecoute, si la glace ne peut être rompue如果我们无法打破这沉默，que dirais-tu de la noyer ?那我们把它喝完怎么样？讲讲你的来历吧？Alors, raconte-moi ta vie.你就是那个从来没去过私立中学的穷孩子？Celle du pauvre gaminqu'on n'a pas admis à Exeter ou à Andover ? Après un passage chez les pères,je me considère plut?t équilibré.尽管我的成长很特别但我的生活是十分和谐的A présent, je porte la misèredu monde sur les deux épaules.我是有钱的也许你只是跟数字……Sans doute est tu meilleuravec les chiffres qu'avec les gens.比跟人在一起过得更好我一位老师曾经告诉我Mon instit au cours primaire disaitque j'étais né avec deux rations de cervelle我天生就具有两个有用的大脑mais seulementune demi ration de coeur.但却只有半个有用的心Grand Dieu, elle a l'air charmante !哇！她讲得真好实际上，我——En vérité,je n'aime guère mes semblables.我不喜欢与人交往他们同样也不喜欢我Et ils me le rendent bien.Mais pourquoi ?但是，为什么？Avec ton humour et ton charme naturel ! 因为你太帅了？Soyons sérieux, John.Les maths...说真的，约翰数学嘛……数学永远不会让你领会更高的真理Les maths ne te mèneront jamaisvers la connaissance supérieure.你知道为什么吗？Et sais-tu pourquoi ?因为它很无聊Parce que c'est chiant, super chiant !真是无聊透顶一半的学生都已经发表了文章Tu vois,la moitié de ces " écoliers " a déjà publié. Je n'ai pas de temps à perdredans ces classes, et ces livres.我不能浪费时间在这些课上和书本上A apprendre par coeurles faibles postulats de moindre mortels. 记住这些一点都不重要的理论我需要看透……Je dois arriver à comprendreles lois de la dynamique dominante.管理动力学找真正的原创想法Découvrir une idée vraiment originale. Car c'est la seule fa?onpour moi de me distinguer.走自己的路这只有一个方法La seule fa?on de...Le dompter ?数学是的Oui...Ok, au suivant !好了，下一个是谁？Ah non, assez de go pour aujourd'hui ! 不，我今天已经下够了，谢谢Allez !得了吧Non...je déteste ce jeu.我讨厌这棋Des laches,tous autant que vous êtes !懦夫，你们全都是懦夫Pas un pour oser relever ce défi ?你们谁都不敢和我挑战？Allez, Bender. Sol fera le lingedu vainqueur pendant tout le semestre. 快来吧，本德，不管谁赢这学期都是索尔洗衣服的Quoi, personne à part moine trouve ?a injuste ?你们不觉得这很不公平吗？不觉得Non, je vois pas.- 看他- 纳什！Regardez-le !Nash !On se promène à reculons ?你在练习倒着走吗？J'espère extraire un algorithmepour décrire leurs mouvements.我希望能创造一条运算法则来描述他们的运动哦真酷22, le maboul...嘿，纳什，我记得你已经退学了Hé Nash, je pensaisque t'avais abandonné la fac.Tu vas jamais en cours ?你没有去上课了上课会使你大脑变迟钝Les cours, ?a vous obscurcit la pensée. 减低你的创造力Ca détruit tout potentiel de créativité pure.Oh, ok. Je savais pas.哦，这我就不知道了Nash va tous nous surprendre par son génie.纳什会用他的才华吓到我们所有人这里刚好有个方法可以证明Ce qui revient à direqu'il craint la concurrence.Effrayé ?你害怕吗？害怕、Terrifié, mortifié, pétrifié !恐惧、惊吓、Stupéfié...à ta seule vue !吓呆……都是你说的不要光说Sans amidon. Repassé et plié.抓紧时间开始Pourrais-je te poser une question, John?约翰，让我问问你请讲，马丁Je t'en prie, Martin.Je ne t'ai jamais vu terminerla résolution par Alan de l'hypothèse de Perot.本德和索尔已经成功的完成了……柏瑞特推论的艾伦证明法Un boulot adéquat,mais rien de novateur.做的不错……就是缺少创新噢，我受宠若惊，你觉得呢?Bon, je me sens flatté. Pas toi ?Aussi.我也受宠若惊Et deux de mes travaux en armementsont en cours d'examen au Ministère de la Défense. 我有两篇关于国防的论文……已经经过国防部的安全审查Des produits dérivés.毫无创意的废物Quant aux résultats de Nash ? Zéro.但纳什的成就……零个Je suis d'un naturel patient, Martin.我是一个度量大的人，下一个问题呢？Tu as une vraie question à me poser ?如果你永远都想不出你的原创理论怎么办？Que se passerait-ilsi tu ne le trouves jamais, ce concept original ? 嗯?如果我被选进惠勒实验室……Et comment te sentiras tu,lorsque je serai choisi pour le Wheeler ?而你没有呢？Et toi non.你要是输了怎么办？Qu'arriverait-il si tu perdais ?啊，就是这了Ha, le coup qui tue.你不应该赢的Tu n'aurais pas du gagner.嗯……J'avais la bonne tactique,第一步是我先下，我的每一步都是完美的mon jeu était sans failles.L'amertume de la défaite...骄兵必败这棋不公平Il y a une erreur dans cette partie.先生们，这就是伟大的约翰•纳什Messieurs, le fameux John Nash !Ca fait deux joursque tu es là dedans.你在这里已经两天了Sais-tu que Hansena publié un autre papier ?你知不知道汉森又发表了一篇论文J'arrive même pasà trouver un sujet de thèse.而我却连一个博士论文的主题都没找到Le bon c?té des choses,c'est que tu viens d'inventer la fenêtre d'art. 嘿，往好的方面想，你发明了窗户艺术嘛Ca, c'est le groupe de joueurs de foot.这是正在玩橄榄球的人Et là, la bande de pigeonsqui se disputent les miettes de pain.这是一群正在挣面包渣的鸽子Et ici, la course de cette femmevoulant rattraper le type qui lui a arraché son sac. 而在这的则是一个正在追小偷的妇女John, tu passes ton tempsdevant des inscriptions.约翰，你看的只是表面这是不对的C'est pas normal !在激烈的竞争里总有人要输的Lorsqu'il y a compétition,il existe toujours un perdant.我侄女都知道这些，约翰，她只是这么高Ca, ma nièce elle le sait.Et pourtant, elle est pas plus haute que ?a.Tu vois, si je parvenaisà trouver le point d'équilibre我在想延伸出一条均衡论……ou la prévalenceen tant qu'évènement non-singulier全局皆赢没有人会输sans qu'il y ait de perdant...你能想象这有多好啊Imagine l'effet que ?a auraitdans un scénario de conflit et de négociation...在冲突谈判和武器交易……Depuis quand n'as-tu rien mangé ?你上次就餐是什么时候？Depuis quand n'as-tu rien mangé ?你上次就餐是什么时候？还有对货币兑换……Les échanges monétaires...Tu sais, de la nourriture ?我指的是食物Tu n'as aucun respectpour la rêverie cognitive, tu sais ?a ?你对这样的幻想一点都不看重，知道吗？Pour ?a oui.Contrairement à la pizza...知道，但比萨饼——Oui, la pizza,a commande un respect énorme.我现在更看重比萨饼当然还有啤酒Tout comme la bière.我看重啤酒Moi, je respecte la bière.J'ai du respect pour la bière !我看重啤酒晚上好，尼尔逊Bonsoir, Niels ! Mesdemoiselles...纳什Nash, qui est-ce qui gagne ?谁正获胜？你？还是你？Toi, ou bien toi ?晚上好，纳什- Salut Nash ! hé les gars !- Hé Nash !嗨，朋友们嗨，纳什他肯定正在看你Il te regarde, c'est s?r.Hé, Nash.Niels essaie d'attirer ton attention.嗨，纳什尼尔逊想引起你的注意别开玩笑了- C'est une blague !- Oh non...噢，没有Dieu t'appelle !祝你好运做个男人吧Tu seras un homme à ton retour.La chance sourit aux audacieux.好运总是伴随着勇敢的人Larguez les bombes !出发吧Messieurs, je vous rappelleque mes chances de succès各位，让我告诉你们，试验越多次…… augmentent considérablementà chaque nouvelle tentative.越容易成功这一定会成为经典Ca va être un classique.或许你想请我喝一杯Peut-être voudriez-vousm'offrir quelque chose à boire.我不知道我到底应该说些什么……J'ignore ce qu'il est convenu de direpour vous demanderd'avoir un rapport avec moi.才能促使你和我进行性交Mais pourrions nous prétendreque tout ?a ait déjà été dit ?你能不能假设我已经说过了Après tout, il ne s'agit qued'un échange de fluides, n'est ce pas ?实际上，我们正在谈论唾液交换，对吗？Alors pourrait-onaller directement au sexe ?因此，我们干脆直接去做爱怎么样？噢，这可真浪漫C'est joliment dit.Bonne soirée, couille molle !晚安，王八蛋小姐，等一下Mesdemoiselles ! Attendez !我——J'ai...J'ai beaucoup aiméle coup de l'échange de fluides...我尤其喜欢“唾液交换”这句真的很好Vraiment charmant !约翰，跟我一块走Accompagnez-moi, John.J'aimerais m'entretenir avec vous.我想找你谈谈Le corps enseignant met la touche finaleà l'examen semi-annuel des dossiers.教员们正在写期中评语Nous décidons alors d'accorder notre soutienà telle ou telle demande d'affectation.我们开始推荐了Wheeler, Monsieur, serait mon premier choix. Je n'ai pas de second choix...教授，请推荐我去惠勒实验室，这是我的首选而且实际上，我也没有第二选择，先生John...vos camarades sont allés en cours,ils ont fait des publications.约翰，你的同学上了课他们写了论文，并且都发表了教授，我在寻找……Oh...Je cherche encore, Monsieur.Le concept novateur, oui...你的原创理论管理动力学Oui, la dynamique dominante...这是好的，约翰，但我恐怕……C'est très intéressant, John.Mais je crains que ce soit loin de suffire. 这还是不够的外衣？Merci.谢谢Je travaille sur une théoried'imbrications multiples,我已经开始了“符合嵌入”的工作et ma stratégie de négociationest assez prometteuse.我的“议价策略”已经出现了一些进展Si vous consentiezà me faire rencontrer, je vous en prie,如果你能帮我安排一个见面我和爱因斯坦教授的见面……le Professeur Einstein,je n'ai cessé d'en faire la demande...我已经多次的请求过你Ecoutez, John.J'aimerais lui montrerma fa?on d'utiliser ses...约翰？约翰，约翰John !Savez-vous vousce qui se passe à l'intérieur ?你看见他们正在干什么？恭喜，教授祝贺你，马克斯教授- Toutes mes félicitations, Professeur !- Merci infiniment.谢谢你，谢谢那些笔......C'est la cérémonie des stylos,en l'honneur d'un membre du Département 提供给部门里……ayant réaliséle travail de toute une vie.取得了终身成就的人约翰，你看到了什么？Qu'y voyez-vous, John ?La grandeur名誉？做得好，教授，做得好Bravo, Professeur ! Remarquable !要去尝试看实质Eh bien,essayez d'y entrevoir la réussite.有区别吗？Y a-t-il une différence ?约翰你还没有集中你的精力John, vous vous dispersez.Je suis navré,mais en l'état de votre travail,对不起，但直到现在你的记录还不能够保证有任何职位nous ne pourrons appuyervotre candidature à aucun poste.日安Bonne journée.先生，请接受我的祝贺Mes compliments chaleureux,cher confrère !非常感谢你我无法看见Je ne vois rien.老天哪，约翰Pour l'amour du Ciel, John.我不能失败Je ne peux échouer.C'est tout ce que j'ai.我只能是这样的别这样，我们出去走走Allez, viens. On va sortir.J'y arrive pas我必须的完成些什么John, allons !约翰！Je veux plus regarder dans le vide.- 我不能还这样脑子一片空白- 约翰，够了John, ?a suffit !我需要遵循他们的规定去上课Ca va contre le mur !- Tu veux casser quelque chose, vas-y !- Ils veulent que je suive leurs règles, que j'aille en cours... 你受伤吗？行啊——但别在这搞上他们的课Vas-y, brise-toi le crane !别停啊！继续撞你的头！Allez, finissons-en !撞死你自己别做傻事别再乱搞Qu'est ce que t'attends ?Pas de demi-mesure.Vas donc t'ouvrir le crane !撞你的头，继续Fais-le !Une bonne fracture à une tête de mule !把你那无用的头撞个大口子Bordel, Charles.Quel est ton putain de problème ?该死的，查尔斯！你有问题吗？Ce n'est pas mon problème.这不是我的问题Et ce n'est pas le tien.也不是你的问题这是它们的问题C'est leur problème.Tu ne trouveras pas la réponseen faisant face au mur.解决问题的答案不在面壁上而是……Elle est là dehors.Là où tu as toujours travaillé.在你的工作上Elle fait son poids.它真重啊Ce gars,Isaac Newton, il avait raison.牛顿那家伙是对的Il tenait quelque chose là.他了解的很透底Brillant, le gar?on !很聪明Ne vous en faites pas.Elle est à moi.不用担心，那是我的，我一会就去收拾Servez-vous !噢，我的上帝先生们，来了Messieurs, un nouvel arrivage.深呼吸Respire à fond !纳什，你也许愿意停止……Nash, tu peux arrêter de remuercette paperasse pendant 5 secondes.翻动你的文件五秒钟我不会请你们喝酒的Ne comptez passur moi pour payer la bière.噢，我们不是来要酒的On est pas là pour la bière, l'ami.哦Messieurs,je pense qu'elle est faite pour le ralenti.有人觉得她在以慢动作移动吗？她会要求盛大的婚礼吗?Tu crois qu'elle voudraitune grande fête pour notre mariage ?各位，我们用剑决斗吧？Choisissez vos armes, Messieurs.Lame, ou pistolets, demain à l'aube ?还是用手枪？V ous ne retenez donc rien ?你们什么都不记得了吗？回想亚当•史密斯，Souvenez-vousdes le?ons d'Adam Smith.Le père de l'économie moderne.现代经济学之父那课Dans un système concurrentiel,l'ambition individuelle se met au service de l'intérêt général. “在竞争中……每个人的目的都是自私的”Exactement !- 完全正确- 先生们，每个人都会为自己Chacun pour soi, Messieurs.Ceux qui échouentse contenteront de leurs amis.那些失败的就要去追她的朋友Je ne vais pas rater mon coup.我不会失败的Tu peux offrir de l'eau à une blonde,mais tu ne peux l'obliger à boire.你可以带美女到水池边，但你不能强迫她喝水Elle est pas de toi, celle-là.- 我不记得他说过这个- 都别动——Ok, plus un geste.Elle regarde pas ici.她正在往这看，她正在看纳什Mais c'est Nash qu'elle reluque !噢，老天，他现在可能可以占上风Bon sangOn a un avantage certain.Il suffit d'attendre qu'il ouvre la bouche.但只要等他一开口……- Tu te rappelles la dernière fois ?- Ouais, c'est dans tous les livres d'histoire.还记得上次吗？喔，当然，那个可成为历史- 亚当•史密斯需要修改- 你在胡说什么？Adam Smith a besoin d'un lifting.Qu'est ce que tu radotes ?如果我们全都去追美女Si on court tous après la blonde,我们只会钩心斗角Nous allons nous gêner mutuellement,而没有一个人能得到她et aucun de nous ne parviendra au but.如果我们接着去追她的朋友们Suite à quoi,nous nous rabattons sur ses copines.Mais elles se déroberont她们定会冷淡我们car personne n'apprécied'être le second choix.因为没人愿意做替代者但是，如果我们都不去找那美女Et si personne n'entreprenait la blonde ?我们就不会彼此阻挠On ne se marchera plussur les pieds也不会亏待其他的女孩et les autre fillesne se sentiront pas humiliées.On y gagne tous.这是我们唯一能全胜的方法C'est seulement de cette manièrequ' on pourra tous tirer un coup.这是也是我们唯一全都能得到女伴的方法Adam Smith affirmeque le meilleur résultat s'obtient亚当•史密斯说过……最好的结果来自于……组里的每一个人都只做……lorsque chacun dans le groupe s'emploità la tache qui lui sera le plus profitable.对他个人有利的事，对吧？Exact ? c'est bien ce qu'il a dit ?他是这样说的，没错吧? Incomplet... c'est incomplet.但不完整不完整，明白吗？Ok...car le résultat optimal est atteint因为最好的结果是来自于……组里的每一个人……lorsque chacun dans le groupe s'emploità la tache qui lui profitera le plus, à lui...不但做对自己有利……还要做对组有利的事...et au groupe.Nash,si t'espèresnous piquer la fille avec ?a,纳什，如果这是让你自己得到美女的方法tu peux aller au diable.去你的管理动力学La dynamique dominante, Messieurs...La dynamique dominante...管理动力学，亚当•史密斯……Adam Smith...s'est trompé.是错的- Et c'est reparti...- T'emballes pas !哦，又来了小心，小心点谢谢你Merci !你要明白这个想法会和……V ous réalisez que ceci va à l'encontrede 150 ans de théorie économique ?现存150年的经济理论有冲撞Oui, Monsieur, j'en suis conscient.教授，我明白你不认为这是相当鲁莽的吗？N'est ce pas un peuprésomptueux de votre part ? Effectivement, Monsieur.我也认为如此Bien, Mr Nash...嗯……纳什先生凭这如此重大的突破avec une découverte de cette importance,我确信你可以得到任何你想要的职位Je suis certain que vous obtiendrezn'importe quel poste de votre choix.惠勒实验室Wheeler vous demandera de recommander deux membres pour l'équipe.将会要求你推荐两位组员斯蒂尔和法兰克是很好的选择Stills et Franke seraient d'excellents choix. Sol et Bender, Monsieur.教授，我选索尔和本德Sol et Bender, très bien.索尔和本德确实是非凡的数学家Des mathématiciens hors du commun.Néanmoins, M.Nash, vous est-il venu à l'esprit qu'ils aient faits d'autres projets ?但你觉得他们会不会……已经有了自己的计划？我们成功了！Ca y est, tu l'as fait !惠勒实验室，我们成功了！On va à Wheeler !干杯！来，干杯，干杯！Santé ! à la n?tre !为——噢哦！Ok, voici venirle moment embarrassant, Messieurs...各位，准备好了，别扭的时刻来了A la dynamique dominante !管理动力学Félicitations, John...约翰，祝贺你A la santé de Wheeler ! Skol !敬惠勒实验室！敬惠勒！Le Pentagone 1953 - Cinq ans plus tard五年后--五角大楼1953年Mon Général,将军，从惠勒实验室来的分析家已经到了l'analyste de Wheeler est là.Dr Nash,votre manteau ?纳什博士，请给我您的外衣Merci, Monsieur.谢谢Docteur.博士将军，这是惠勒组的组长，约翰•纳什博士Mon Général,voici le chef de l'équipe Wheeler, le Dr. John Nash. Heureux de vous avoir,Docteur.博士，很高兴你能来Enchanté.你好Par ici, je vous prie.这边走Nous avons interceptédes transmissions radio depuis Moscou.我们已从莫斯科拦截到无线电信号电脑无法识别出它的规律L'ordinateur est incapable de le déchiffrer,mais je suis persuadé que c'est un code.但我肯定它是暗码为什么会这么认为，将军？Bel assemblage de chiffres, Général.Et ils vous disentquelque chose, Dr Nash ?你相信直觉吗，纳什博士？Constamment.当然了Nous avons développé des décrypteurs.我们开发了几种解码器Si vous désirez prendreconnaissance des résultats préliminaires. 如果你想参考我们早期的数据的话…… 博士？Docteur ?我需要一张地图46.13.0.8.57.46.9046-13-08，67-46-90Starker's Corner, dans le Maine.斯塔奇角，缅因48.30.1 .91 .26.3548-03-01，91-26-35普来里波蒂奇，明尼苏达Prairie Portage, dans le Minnesota.这些是纬度和经度Ce sont des coordonnéesen latidude et longitude.Il y en a au minimum 10 autres.至少还有其它十个地点Ca ressemble à un itinéraire de passage aux frontières vers l'intérieur du pays.看起来，他们是绕美国边界进入的非常精彩Extraordinaire.Messieurs,各位，我们要开始干活了il nous faut agir.那老大哥是谁？Qui est-ce, le " Big Brother " ?你为你的国家做了很大的贡献Vous venez de rendreà votre pays un fier service.-上尉！-是的，长官Capitaine.A vos ordres.Raccompagnez le Dr Nash.护送纳什博士Pourquoi les Russess'agitent-ils, Général ?将军，俄国人在运送些什么？罗杰上尉会陪同你到……Le Capitaine Roger va vous escortervers la zone non réservée, Docteur.非禁区，博士Je vous remercie.谢谢你纳什博士，请跟我走Dr Nash, veuillez me suivre,je vous prie.那些不喜欢这方法的人里，没有一个…… " Aucun de ceux qui dénigrent nos méthodes ", " n'est capable de proposer une solutionqui serait un tant soit peu efficace ".能告诉我们其它能用并有效的方法车里是纳什博士C'est le Dr. Nash.好的惠勒国防实验室麻省理工校园" On ne peut pas traiterles Communistes en gentleman. "谢谢你，先生Merci.又去了五角大楼啊?Gros succès au Pentagon ?Ils iront jusqu'à effacerl'expression " Top Secret " du dictionnaire.他们不是已经把“机密”这几个字……从字典里去掉了吗？Salut. La climatisation est encore foutue.噢，嗨，空调又坏了Dis-moi commentsauver le monde en étant liquéfié ?如果我都已经熔化了还能怎样拯救全世界我们非常同情你Du coeur à l'ouvrage, Messieurs.Deux passagesau Pentagon en quatre ans...你要知道，四年内去了五角大楼两次C'est deux fois plusque nous n'en avons fait.那比我们还多去两次会好的，约翰Il y a mieux, John.Le dernier travail de prestige en date...刚刚得到我们最新的光荣任务V ous savez,la Russie possède la bombe H,你知道吗，俄罗斯已经有了氢弹et la Nasa est en traind'annexer l'Amérique du Sud.纳粹已经遣返回南美中国已经有了280万常备军Les Chinois ont une arméeforte de 2.8 millions d'hommes.Et moi, je vais me coltinerun test de structure pour un barrage.而我却在做水坝受压测试Hé regarde ?a,nous avons fait la couverture de Fortune, à nouveau... 我们又一次上了财富杂志的封面Je te prierai d'utiliser le mot "tu" et non "nous".请注意使用“你”，而不是“我们”这应该只有我才对Je devais être seul en couverture.哦Non contentsde me voler la médaille Fields,看来他们不仅强走我的菲尔德勋章ils m'ont collésur la couverture de Fortune现在又把我放到财富杂志的封面上……avec ces tacherons,des savants de pacotille.和这些庸俗、不值得一提的人摆在一起John...quelle différenceentre le génie et le "génie plus" ?约翰，到底……天才和几乎是天才有什么不同？十分不同Une très grande.他是你孙子Il te ressemble comme un fils.Passons. Il te reste dix minutes...顺便说一下，你还有十分钟Comment ?a, dix minutes ?我有的是时间Avant le début de ton cours...在你的新课之前？我不能从"医生"那里拿个假条吗？C'est pas possibled'avoir un avis d'exemption du docteur ?约翰，你自己就是"博士"了，而且不行Tu es un " docteur ", John.Et la réponse est non.赶快吧，你知道麻省理工有优秀的师资Bref, à toi l'exercice,à nous ces locaux somptueux...而麻省理工要用美国今天的杰出人才…… Et le MIT,grace au plus grand esprit de notre temps, est en mesure de formerles grands esprits de demain.来培养美国明天的精英Les pauvres...可怜的家伙Amuse-toi bien en classe.好了，祝你在学校里过的愉快La cloche a sonné...铃声就要响了美国明天的精英Les jeunes espritsenthousiastes de demain...Ne pourrait-on en garderune d'ouverte, Professeur ?教授，能开一个窗户吗？Il fait une telle chaleur, Monsieur.先生，真的很热如果我连我自己的声音都听不见V otre confort vient aprèsle fait que je puisse m'entendre parler.你们的舒适就只能排到第二位了个人来说Personnellement,je pense que cette classe constitueune perte de temps pour vous,我认为这堂课就是浪费……你们的——et ce qui est infiniment pire,...更糟糕的是——我的时间...pour moi.Quoiqu'il en soit, nous y sommes, alors... 然而，我们已经在这了你们听不听我不管votre présence n'est pas requise,vous avez le choixde faire ou de ne pas faire vos devoirs.你们喜欢就完成你们的作业我们开始吧Alors, commen?ons.小姐Mademoiselle !对不起！Excusez-moi !打扰一下！Bonjour !嗯，我们有一点小问题On a un léger problème.窗子关上的话，会特别热Il fait extrêmement chaud à l'intérieur, avec les fenêtres fermées.et c'est extrêmement bruyant,si on les laisse ouvertes.而打开的话，又会特别吵Alors je me demandaiss'il vous serait possible所以，我想知道你们能不能……je ne sais pas, peut-être de travaillersur un autre chantier pendant 45 minutes. 到其它地方施工……45分钟后再回来？Y a pas de problème.- 没问题- 非常感谢你们！Merci infiniment !Allez, on s'arrête. 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美丽心灵
一缕阳光——《美丽心灵》影评《美丽心灵》是一部关于一个真实天才的极富人性的剧情片。
故事的原型是数学家小约翰·福布斯·纳什。
纳什因极富天分加之对数学狂热的钟爱，早年就在数学领域有很大的成就。
而后在普利斯顿大学研究数学期间，患上了严重的精神分裂疾病。
面对这一巨大挑战，纳什在妻子艾丽西亚的帮助下，与病魔做了艰苦卓绝的抗争，最终于1994年，荣获了诺贝尔经济学奖。
下面就三个方面对这部奥斯卡金奖影片做一个评析。
一．纯粹之美纳什的人生道路上，虽然充满坎坷，但他以及他身边的人们都拥有一颗美丽的心灵，倾倒出世间最纯粹的爱，汇聚成了一条生生不息的河流，载着纳什乘风破浪，到达成功的彼岸。
可以说，正是美丽的心灵造就了这一传奇故事，其美的真谛就在于从心灵流淌出的纯粹的爱。
1.纳什的美纳什对于科学的热爱和痴迷是他最大的魅力所在。
他完全沉浸在科学的海洋中，坚定执着的探索着。
纳什一直习惯在玻璃上用一串串符号记下思维的闪光点，他在研究时专注的神情和严谨的态度给人留下深刻的印象。
通过这一条贯穿纳什各个人生阶段的线索，体现了他孜孜不倦探求真理的精神。
他一直追求原创，为此他处处留心生活中的细节。
无论是草坪上的鸽子还是自行车的路线都能成为他研究的对象。
乃至在娱乐时间，酒吧中一位金发碧眼的女人竟然引起了他写出关于博弈论的论文——“竞争中的数学”的灵感，大胆地对现代经济之父亚当-斯密(Adam Smith)的理论做出了不同的解释，改变了人们150年来的思想。
这种对科学的追求，完完全全来源于纳什对科学纯粹的热爱，来自于他本性中最质朴的求知欲，而不参杂任何功利之心。
这正是其心灵的美丽之处，是一种真正的，纯粹的，自然的美，是源于本心的人性美。
而相比之下，当今中国学术界极缺乏这种美。
假文凭，假研究，假论文的事件早已屡见不鲜；盗版，抄袭现象严重。
很少有人能像纳什那样因对科学纯粹的钟爱而去探寻真理。
这不禁引起人们对学术界的担忧。
同时，通过这一对比，可能在某种程度上也能回答“钱学森之问”的一部分。
《美丽心灵》英文介绍演讲ppt课件
The niece of Charles Herman,at last John find the truth because of her.
纳什幻想出来的查尔斯的侄女，留一个悬念给没看
过的同学，纳什最终是通过她发现了一定程度的事
实。
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“A Beautiful Mind” is a true genius on a very human drama. The prototype is the story of mathematician John Forbes - Nash (Jr.John Forbes Nash)，the Nobel Laureate(Economics) mathematician.The film was directed by Ron Howard and written by Akiva Goldsman. It was inspired by a bestselling,Pulitzer Prize-nominated 1998 book of the same name by Sylvia Nasar.
美丽心灵（A Beautiful Mind）是一部关于一个真 实天才的极富人性的剧情片。影片讲述一位患有精 神分裂症但却在博弈论和微分几何学领域潜心研究，
最终获得诺贝尔经济学奖的数学家约翰·福布斯·纳 什。同名传记由西尔维雅·娜萨儿撰写，于1998年 出版，电影则于2001年上映
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Handsome and highly eccentric Nash made a startling mathematical discovery at an early age , began to enjoy international reputation. But Nash’s superior intuition plagued by schizophrenia, made him march to the highest level academically brilliant course has undergone tremendous change. The face of this has destroyed many people's challenges, Nash's wife, Alicia, in love with him to help solve the problem, the no fear, stubborn resistance. After decades of arduous efforts, he finally overcame the unfortunate, and in 1994 received the Nobel Prize. This is a true story of the legendary story Today, Nash continued his hard work in the field.
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看电影学英语A Beautiful Mind 《美丽心灵》-Professor: Mathematicians won the war. Mathematicians broke the Japanese codes, and built the A-bomb. mathematician: 数学家break: 破译（密码）code: 密码a-bomb: 原子弹是数学家赢得了二次大战。
是数学家破解了日本的密码，建造了原子炸弹。
Mathematicians... like you. The stated goal of the Soviets is global Communismstated: 陈述的，说明的，决定了的goal: 目标Soviet: 苏联global: 全球的，全世界的communism: 共产主义就是……像你们这样的数学家。
苏联所定的目标是让共产党布遍全球。
In medicine or economics, in technology or space, battle lines are being drawn.medicine: 医学，医药economics: 经济学technology: 科技space: 宇宙，太空battle: 战争line: 线drawn: draw的过去分词，描写，刻画无论在医药还是经济上，在科技或太空技术上，战线已经分明了。
To triumph, we need results- publishable, applicable results.triumph: 得胜，成功result: 结果，成绩publishable: 可发表的，可出版的applicable: 可应用的，实用的想要胜利，我们就需要有成果—可以发表，实用的成果。
Now who among you will be the next Morse? The next Einstein?Morse: 莫尔斯，美国人，1844年发明莫尔斯密码，由点（.）、划（-）两种符号组成Einstein: 爱因斯坦你们当中谁会成为第二个Morse？第二个Einstein？Who among you will be the vanguard of democracy, freedom, and discovery?vanguard: 先锋，先驱democracy: 民主freedom: 自由discovery: 探索你们当中谁会成为民主、自由和探索的先锋？Today, we bequeath America's future into your able hands. Welcome to Princeton, gentlemen.bequeath: 留下；传下Princeton: 普林斯顿大学gentleman: 绅士今天，我们将美国的未来交于你们的手中。
各位，欢迎来到普林斯顿大学。
-Neilson: It's not enough Hansen won the Carnegie Scholarship.Carnegie: 卡耐基scholarship: 奖学金Hansen得了卡内基奖学金还不满足。
-Bender: No, he has to have it all for himself.是的，他想要所有奖学金都归他所有。
It's the first time the Carnegie Prize has been split. Hansen's all bent.prize: 奖金，奖品split: 平分bent: 有强烈意向的，执意要的这可是第一次将卡内基奖学金平分。
Hansen早已做好了决定。
-Neilson: Rumor is he's got his sights set on Wheeler Lab, the new military think tank at M.I.T.rumor: 谣言sight: 眼光，视野set on: 决心；倾心于lab: 实验室military think tank: 军事智库military: 军事的tank:大容器；箱M.I.T: （美）麻省理工大学听说他已经盯上了Wheeler实验室，那个在麻省理工的新军事技术中心。
They're only taking one this year. Hansen's used to being picked first.used to: 过去常常pick: 挑选今年他们只录取一个。
往常都是Hansen第一个被选中。
-Bender: Oh, yeah, he's wasted on math. He should be running for president.waste: 浪费run for: 竞选president: 总统也是，让他学数学真是浪费了。
他应该去竞选主席。
-Nash: There could be a mathematical explanation for how bad your tie is.mathematical: 数学的explanation: 解释tie: 领带那一定有一个数学上的解释来证明你的领带有多差。
-Neilson: Thank you. Neilson, symbol cryptography.symbol: 符号cryptography: 密码术，密码系统谢了。
Neilson，符号密码学。
-Bender: Neils here broke a Jap code, helped rid the world of fascism. At least that's what he tells the girls, eh, Neils?rid: 消灭，驱走fascism: 法西斯主义at least: 至少这个Neils曾破解了日本的密码，并且帮助去除了法西斯。
至少他总跟女孩这么说，不是吗，Neils？The name's Bender. Atomic physics, and you are?atomic: 原子的physics: 物理学我是Bender。
主修原子物理学。
而你是…？-Richard: Am I late?我迟到了吗？-Bender: Yes, Mr. Sol. Oh, good.嗯？是的，Sol先生。
哦。
-Sol: Uh, hi. Sol. Richard.嗯，嗨。
Sol Richard。
-Neilson: The burden of genius.burden: 重任genius: 天才天才的重任。
-Bender: There He is.他来了。
-Neilson: So many supplicants, and so little time. Mr. Sol. How are you, sir?supplicant: 祈求者，恳求者这么多的恳求者，却只有这么点时间。
Sol先生。
先生，你好吗？-Sol: Ah, Bender. Nice to see you. Congratulations, Mr. Hansen.congratulation: 祝贺；庆贺啊，Bender。
见到你很高兴。
祝贺你啊，Hansen先生。
-Hansen: Ah, thank you. I'll take another.啊，谢谢。
再给我来一杯。
-Nash: Excuse me?你刚说什么？-Hansen: A thousand pardons. I simply assumed you were the waiter.pardon: 原谅，宽恕simply: 仅仅，只不过assume: 设想，想当然waiter: 服务生一万个对不起。
我还以为你是服务生。
-Bender: Play nice, Hansen.友善点，Hansen。
-Neilson: Nice is not Hansen's strong suit.strong suit: 专长，特长友善不是Hansen的长处。
-Hansen: Honest mistake.honest: 诚实的mistake: 错误我真的是搞错了。
-Nash: Well, Martin Hansen. It is Martin, isn't it?嗯，Martin Hansen。
是Martin，没错吧？-Hansen: Why, yes, John, it is.是的，没错，John。
为什么问这个？-Nash: I imagine you're getting quite used to miscalculation. I've read your pre-prints- both of them.imagine: 想象get used to: 习惯于miscalculation: 错误估计，犯错pre-print: 预印的稿子我估计你对出错已经习以为常了。
我读过你的论文稿——两篇都读过。
The one on Nazi ciphers, and the other one on non-linear equations,cipher: 密码non-linear: 非线性的equation: 方程式，等式一份关于纳粹密码，和另一份关于非线性等式，And I am supremely confident that there is not a single seminal or innovative idea in either one of them. Enjoy your punch. supremely: 极度地，非常地confident: 确信的，自信的single: 一个的，单个的seminal: 有创造力的；重大的innovation: 创新，革新punch: 酒、水、糖等制成的鸡尾酒而我是非常的肯定你两篇里没有一篇有重大或者是创新的想法。
慢用酒水。
-Hansen: Gentlemen, meet John Nash, the mysterious West Virginia genius,mysterious: 神秘的Virginia: 弗吉利亚（州）genius: 天才先生们，见过John Nash，那个神秘的西维吉尼亚天才。
the other winner of the distinguished Carnegie Scholarship.winner: 优胜者；得奖者distinguished: 卓越的，杰出的也就是著名的卡内基奖学金的另一位得主。
-Bender: Oh, okay.噢，原来如此。