動名詞

-臉嗎？ -應該吧，會看他們的眼睛。

So it seems like most people claim to look at eyes first.

似乎大部分的人宣稱他們都會先看眼睛。

We're gonna go back to the office, test it out.

我們要回辦公室，測驗一下這項說法。

I'm gonna grab Yessica and we're gonna get going on an experiment to find out what people actually do look at when they first meet someone.

我要去找 Yessica，接著我們要進行一項實驗，看看第一眼看到一個人的時候，人們到底會看哪裡。

The teacher played footage in the movie to show students what happened during the war.

老師播放電影中的片段，讓學生了解戰爭期間發生了什麼事。

So step one, we need to hire some humans and shoot footage of them walking, talking, looking into the camera, and getting undressed.

第一步，我們要先找一些人，拍下他們走路、說話、看鏡頭還有脫衣服的影片。

你知道的，那些人類會做的事。

Then we set up eye motions and eye tracking software, and bring in our coworkers to check out the footage.

接著我們安裝眼部動作和眼球追蹤的軟體，然後讓我們的同事看看這段影片。

You're looking at her face, looking at their faces.

As they watch this odd video, we will record every movement of their eyes.

當他們在看這段奇怪影片的時候，我們會記錄他們眼球的每項移動。

When we watch the analysis back and search for patterns, we found some unexpected results.

我們重看分析並尋找規律時，發現了出乎意料的結果。

The first was that ladies and dudes seemed to check out boobs the same amount.

首先，男性和女性查看胸部的次數似乎差不多。

Yeah, dudes thought they'd probably glance at breasts.

對啦，男生想說他們可能要瞄一下胸部。

At least with women, I'm definitely looking at you know, like, you know, breasts.

至少對方是女生的話，我一定是在看就是... 那個...就胸部嘛！

哇噢，這件襯衫領口好低胸喔！

And the second super surprising result was that, even with all the accessories, boob, dicks and all the distractions, they're all in the frame, we still look at faces the most.

而第二項超級令人驚訝的結果是，即使畫面中有其他配件、胸部、私密處等讓人分心的事物，大部分的時間我們仍注視著臉部。

And not just eyes, as many thought, but the whole face.

不是像大多數人認為的只看眼睛，而是整張臉。

Is it because eyes are the window to the soul?

Research actually hypothesizes that we look at faces first because we're programmed to find faces.

事實上研究推定，我們會先看臉是因為我們本能地會尋找對方的臉。

In fact, look what happens when we show people this picture of pasta.

事實上，看看當我們給別人看這張義大利麵照片時，發生了什麼事。

We get angry not only at humans but also at inanimate objects such as our broken-down cars.

我們不只會對人生氣，也會對無生命的東西生氣例如拋錨的車子。

We find the face even in this inanimate picture.

就算是張沒有生命的照片，我們還是會在其中尋找臉。

This is because as social creatures, our ability to quickly find a face and determine if it was friendly or not kept our ancestors alive.

這是因為身為群居動物，我們能夠快速找到臉部並判斷對方是否友善，這使我們的祖先得以存活。

Today those same skills help us navigate our complex social world of group hangs and Tinder dates.

如今，相同的技巧則幫助我們在複雜的社交世界如群體出遊或 Tinder 約會中找到方向。

Human beings are hard-wired to feel emotions.

人類能感受到情緒是與生俱來的。

But it's only because we're hard-wired to find and interpret faces.

但這只是因為本能促使我們去尋找並解讀臉部表情。

這真的是很酷的科學小知識耶！

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