每日口說挑戰為什麼大事記不住，小事卻記得很清楚 (Why Do You Remember Dumb Stuff But Forget Important Stuff?)

Day 201

我想，我的大腦應該已經把來VT錄音這件事判斷為重要的事件吧！

來練習幾個單字

brain
information
variety
criteria
determine
noticing
patterns
repeated
experiences
examined
perception

Well, your brain has no way of knowing what types of information will be useful in the future, so it has a variety of criteria to determine what to hold on to. First, your brain is really great at noticing patterns. Repeated facts, sights, sounds, and experiences must all be examined to determine whether they’re worth remembering or if they should fade from perception.

先把每個字的發音唸完整，然後慢慢把文章念熟，自然而然速度就出來囉！

Well, your brain has no way of knowing what types of information will be useful in the future, so it has a variety of criteria to determine what to hold on to. First, your brain is really great at noticing patterns. Repeated facts, sights, sounds, and experiences must all be examined to determine whether they’re worth remembering or if they should fade from perception.
嗯～你的腦袋並沒有辦法判定哪些類型的資訊是以後用得到的，所以它有各式各樣的標準來決定該保留哪些記憶。首先，你的大腦非常善於察覺「慣用模式」，舉凡是對重複性的事件、影像、聲音和體驗等，大腦都會加以檢驗，來決定其是否值得被記住或是該被淡忘。
【心得】所以說要忘不掉的方法，就是要一直接觸，不斷重複，念念不忘～念念不忘;)

Thx Kristi! 謝大家喜歡昨天的吃肉歌～@Tony 其實我是紐咕嚕氏泥那 @女神 來了！@Tino 好好的娘娘就這樣變成娘娘腔了...#最近踢諾很調皮

Well, your brain has no way of knowing what types of information will be useful in the future, so it has a variety of criteria to determine what to hold on to. First, your brain is really great at noticing patterns. Repeated facts, sights, sounds, and experiences must all be examined to determine whether they're worth remembering or if they should fade from perception.

你的腦袋無法判定哪些資訊將來是可貴的，所以它有各式各樣的標準來決定該守住甚麼記憶。首先，記起「圖像」輕而易舉，諸如重複性的事實、影像、聲音、經歷等等，都是檢驗是否值得被記住或是逐漸淡忘的最佳指標。

1 . information 報告

information [͵ɪnfɚˋmeʃən] (n.) 報告、資料
I will need some more extra information in order to get to know this research more.
要知道這份研究我可能需要更多的資料。

inform [ɪnˋfɔrm] (v.) 通知、告知
Oh, sorry! I don’t know any details. I was merely informed that I should substitute her.
我不知道其他細節可是我只是被告知要來替補她的。

2 . variety 多樣化

variety [vəˋraɪətɪ] (n.) 多樣化
This flagship store has variety of choices.
這家旗艦店有各式各樣的選擇可以讓你選。

vary [ˋvɛrɪ] (v.) 使不同
Sitting preferences vary from people to people.
選座位的偏好因人而異。

3 . criteria 標準、準則

criteria [kraɪˋtɪrɪə] (n.) 標準、準則 (複數)
The criteria while I apply for this school were actually pretty strict since a lot of people wanna get in.
申請這家學校的標準十分嚴苛因為有非常多人想要搶破頭進去。

4 . pattern 花漾、圖案

pattern [ˋpætɚn] (n.) 花漾、圖案
The pattern on the wallpaper gives me chills.
這個壁紙上面的圖案讓我不太舒服。

5 . determined 果斷的

determined [dɪˋtɝmɪnd] (adj.) 果斷的
He is determined that he wants to be a pilot one day.
他非常有決心他有一天要變成一個機師。

determine [dɪˋtɝmɪn] (v.) 決定、是…的決定因素
This final competition determines whether or not we’re getting the top three.
在最後一場比賽就會左右我們是否會擠進前三名。

determination [dɪ͵tɝməˋneʃən] (n.) 決心

6 . perception 感知、感覺

perception [pɚˋsɛpʃən] (n.) 感知、感覺

perceptive [pɚˋsɛptɪv] (adj.) 知覺的、洞察力強的、有遠見的
He is quite perceptive and sees the trend of the market.
他非常有遠見也會看到市場的趨勢。

perceive [pɚˋsiv] (v.) 察覺、感知
Nothing is quite as you perceived. There is always another side of the story.
所有東西並不是總是跟你所感覺到的一模一樣，因為事情一體兩面，總是會有另外一面是你不知道的。

覺得今天有點草草念完地感覺...然後，我要去咻息惹。

Well, your brain has no way of knowing what types of information will be useful in the future, so it has a variety of criteria to determine what to hold on to. First, your brain is really great at noticing patterns. Repeated facts, sights, sounds, and experiences must all be examined to determine whether they’re worth remembering or if they should fade from perception.

Well, your brain has no way of knowing what types of information will be useful in the future, so it has a variety of criteria to determine what to hold on to. First, your brain is really great at noticing patterns. Repeated facts, sights, sounds, and experiences must all be examined to determine whether they’re worth remembering or if they should fade from perception.

謝謝Kristi&大家~今天也要加油唷!!!!
今天一直卡卡 呼阿~~@@"
希望我的腦子記住期末要考的東西哈

Well, your brain has no way of knowing what types of information will be useful in the future, so it has a variety of criteria to determine what to hold on to. First, your brain is really great at noticing patterns. Repeated facts, sights, sounds, and experiences must all be examined to determine whether they’re worth remembering or if they should fade from perception.

Well, your brim has no way of knowing what types of information will be useful in the future, so it has a variety of criteria to determine what to hold on to. First, your brain is really good at noticing patterns. Repeated facts, sights, sounds, and experiences must all be examined to determine whether they're worth remembering or if they should fade from perception. 念完緊睏！

可惡！速速唸完不管了XDDD
Well, your brain has no way of knowing what types of information will be useful in the future, so it has a variety of criteria to determine what to hold on to. First, your brain is really great at noticing patterns. Repeated facts, sights, sounds, and experiences must all be examined to determine whether they’re worth remembering or if they should fade from perception.
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■S be worth + N/Ving (~是值得的)
= S be worthy + of Ving (有主、被動之分)
= S be worthy + to V (有主、被動之分)
= It be worthwhile + Ving
= It be worthwhile + to V
= It pays + to V

[ This video is worth watching.
= This video is worthy of being watched.
= This video is worthy to be watched.
= It is worthwhile watching this video.
= It is worthwhile to watch this video.
= It pays to watch this video. ]

Thanks Kristi and every friend~

if you really want to hold onto your memories and skills, go get a good night’s sleep.