Name: 【TEDx】為何你需要去嘗試失敗? (TEDxPhnomPenh - Derek Sivers- Why You Need to Fail)
Uploaded: 2014-03-16T15:24:32.000Z
Duration: 5 min 25 s

情態助動詞 A2

...six months ago, and I emailed  asking if I can please come.

...六個月前，我寫信問主辦單位，我能不能來參加。

to 不定詞

祈使句型

他們回覆：「當然，你可以來。

You will be doing your talk  on the first morning."

你的演講是安排在第一天早上。」

So, I'm going to talk to you for just three minutes

那麼，我會用短短三分鐘的時間，

about the importance  of why you need to try

And the reason  you're scared to do it is

So, I'm going to tell you  that it is important

to make those mistakes, and you have to try to

這些錯誤是重要的，你也必須放手去試。

The way that you learn  is by making mistakes,

what is actually happening is  little muscle fibers inside,

some of them are tearing, literally tearing.

they repair themselves a little stronger,

and a little big bigger  to adapt for future use.

更大一點，以應付未來的需要。

So, please take a second,  and... take ten seconds,

they found that people remember  this second set of words

結果得知，人們記住第二組的單字

three times as much as they  remember the first set of words.

and it takes a second to fill in the gap,

on the right hand side more than the left.

比較多是右邊的，而不是左邊的。

You remember things you  learned with some failures

So reason number one why you need to make more mistakes

所以，需要更多錯誤的第一個原因是

Number two is that  quantity leads to quality.

And this comes from a story  about a pottery class.

這個源自於一個陶藝課的故事。

where they teach pottery making, I guess.

And the teacher tried  an experiment one day,

有一天...應該說，是有一個學期，

At the beginning of class for the whole semester,

he said, "Ok, class, I'm  going to do an experiment."

他說：「好，各位同學，我們來進行一項實驗。」

I'll stand in the middle to do it right here.

我先站到中間來，示範給大家看。

He said, "Everybody  on the left-hand side of the class,

for the entire semester, you are going to work

you will be graded on  the perfection of that one pot.

那一個陶壺的完美程度，將會是你的成績。」

He said, "Everybody  on the right-hand side of the class,

他接著說：「在我右手邊的同學，

you are going to be graded  sheerly on quantity.

你們的成績只會依據作品的數量來評分。

I don't care what it looks like,  I won't even look at it.

也不管它長怎樣，我連看都不會看。

Anybody who has made over  15 pounds of pots, gets an A.

陶壺總重超過15磅的同學，可以拿到 A

Anybody who made  over 14 pounds of pots,

可以拿到 B，再來是C，以此類推。」

pieces of clay on anything  and it didn't matter,

於是，到了學期末的最後一堂課。

the teacher brought in a few  outside observers,

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