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  • The concept of beauty and who is considered beautiful

    美的概念和誰被認為是美的

  • has been a core part of the human experience for millennia.

    千百年來,一直是人類經驗的核心部分。

  • And it has long affected a wide range of social outcomes,

    而且長期以來,它影響了廣泛的社會成果。

  • from partner choices,

    從夥伴選擇。

  • to hiring decisions,

    到僱用決策。

  • to life satisfaction.

    到生活滿意度。

  • So it's no wonder we humans have a long history

    所以,難怪我們人類有悠久的歷史

  • of trying to optimise our beauty.

    的試圖優化我們的美麗。

  • And arguably, that's intensifying in modern life.

    可以說,這一點在現代生活中愈演愈烈。

  • We are living today in the most

    我們今天生活在最

  • prolific visual culture in history.

    歷史上多產的視覺文化。

  • The obsession with beauty also stems from new pressures and new freedoms

    對美的痴迷也源於新的壓力和新的自由。

  • people are experiencing in global capitalism today.

    人們在當今全球資本主義中所經歷的。

  • Many people have more partner choice than they did before

    很多人比以前有了更多的伴侶選擇。

  • as urbanisation grows and more people date online.

    隨著城市化的發展,越來越多的人在網上約會。

  • This means that people may be competing with others

    這意味著人們可能會與其他人競爭

  • more than before.

    比以前更。

  • More people are also working in services

    越來越多的人在服務業工作

  • where appearance can be a job requirement

    表裡如一

  • and that can contribute to body anxiety.

    而這也會造成身體的焦慮。

  • Given the intense social pressure to look a certain way,

    鑑於社會壓力很大,要求我們有一定的外表。

  • there's no surprise that the beauty business is booming -

    美容業的蓬勃發展不足為奇-----------------------------。

  • the industry is currently valued at around $532 billion.

    目前行業估值約為5320億美元。

  • In 2019,

    在2019年。

  • globally there were over 11 million cosmetic surgical procedures

    全球有超過1,100萬例整容手術。

  • and over 13 million non-surgical procedures, such as Botox.

    和超過1300萬個非手術程序,如肉毒桿菌。

  • Of course, there is no one way of being beautiful,

    當然,美麗的方式不只一種。

  • but every year brings an abundance of treatments and products

    但每年都會帶來豐富的治療和產品。

  • that promise new ways to try and achieve it.

    承諾以新的方式嘗試並實現它。

  • Like the notorious vampire facial of the 2010s,

    就像2010年代臭名昭著的吸血鬼面部。

  • also known as the platelet-rich plasma facial.

    又稱富血小板血漿面部。

  • First, a sample of your own blood is taken and then the plasma -

    首先,抽取自己的血液樣本,然後抽取血漿--------。

  • the liquid part of your blood that carries cells and proteins -

    血液中攜帶細胞和蛋白質的液體部分------。

  • is extracted then injected back into your face.

    抽出後再注射回你的臉上。

  • Or, in more recent times, a range of skin products

    或者,在近代,一系列的皮膚產品。

  • containing snail excretions.

    含有蝸牛排洩物。

  • Though neither of these treatments have proven results.

    雖然這些治療方法都沒有被證實的效果。

  • But before you go running into the garden

    但在你跑進花園之前

  • to interfere with some molluscs,

    以干擾一些軟體動物。

  • you might want to ask yourself if any of these treatments

    你可能想問問自己是否有這些治療方法。

  • and products actually make you more beautiful.

    和產品其實會讓你更美。

  • Is it even possible to get an objective assessment

    是否有可能得到一個客觀的評估

  • as to how beautiful - or not - you actually are?

    至於你到底有多美--還是不美--?

  • Qoves Studio is an Australian based company who claim to offer just that.

    Qoves Studio是一家位於澳洲的公司,他們聲稱要提供這樣的服務。

  • Using machine learning, Qoves takes in-depth measurements

    使用機器學習,Qoves的深入測量

  • of your facial features, and then shows you how you compare

    的面部特徵,然後告訴你如何比較你的

  • to others within your own ethnicity.

    對自己民族內的其他人。

  • A useful service or downright terrifying?

    有用的服務還是徹頭徹尾的恐怖?

  • At Qoves we have a comprehensive report where we measure

    在Qoves指數,我們有一個全面的報告,我們測量

  • your facial features against scientific standards

    顏值與科學標準

  • and then evaluate how far off you are

    然後評估你有多遠

  • from the "perfect face".

    從 "完美面孔"。

  • Now, there is no perfect face,

    現在,沒有完美的面孔。

  • but generally these standards of scientific measurement

    但一般來說,這些科學衡量標準

  • are the ones that plastic surgeons would use,

    是整形外科醫生會用的。

  • and so it provides a background briefing before you go in for surgery

    所以它提供了手術前的背景介紹

  • if that's what you're interested in.

    如果這是你感興趣的。

  • But is this pursuit of perfection healthy?

    但這種追求完美的做法是否健康?

  • Shouldn't we love the skin we're in?

    我們不應該愛護自己的皮膚嗎?

  • We're providing you with the research in a nicely packaged way,

    我們為您提供的研究,以良好的包裝方式。

  • but we always encourage you

    但我們總是鼓勵你

  • to critically think about your own surgery

    對自己的手術進行批判性思考

  • and to think about how beauty actually affects you.

    並思考美麗究竟如何影響你。

  • Is it important? Is it important enough to warrant surgery?

    重要嗎?重要到要做手術嗎?

  • If cosmetic surgery or applying snail mucus doesn't appeal to you,

    如果整容或塗抹蝸牛粘液對你沒有吸引力。

  • there are thankfully some less extreme ways

    幸好還有一些不那麼極端的方法

  • of optimising your beauty.

    的優化你的美麗。

  • If you have too much sun exposure, UV exposure,

    如果你的陽光照射過多,紫外線照射。

  • this can cause damage to your skin

    這可能對你的皮膚造成傷害

  • and the cells in the skin.

    和皮膚中的細胞。

  • The DNA may undergo mutations,

    DNA可能發生突變。

  • which may eventually lead to skin cancer.

    最終可能導致皮膚癌。

  • Because the UV rays can penetrate deeper into the skin,

    因為紫外線可以穿透到皮膚深處。

  • they also damage the collagen and the elastic fibres

    它們還會破壞膠原蛋白和彈性纖維。

  • that are in the lower layer of the skin.

    是在皮膚的下層。

  • And this is what causes the deep wrinkles.

    而這就是造成深層皺紋的原因。

  • So when you're out in the sun

    所以當你在外面晒太陽的時候

  • for a long time then you should wear

    長久以來,你應該穿

  • a broad spectrum suncream

    廣譜防晒霜

  • or clothes that cover your skin to prevent that skin damage.

    或遮蓋皮膚的衣服,以防止這種皮膚損傷。

  • Lack of sleep can release the stress hormones which are bad for our skin,

    睡眠不足會釋放壓力荷爾蒙,對我們的皮膚不利。

  • also, the skin has its own internal clock

    而且,皮膚有自己的內部時鐘

  • and so skin cells are programmed

    所以皮膚細胞被編程

  • to grow and repair

    興修

  • at night while we sleep.

    晚上睡覺的時候。

  • A good night's sleep can be subjective,

    好的睡眠可以是主觀的。

  • but on average it's anywhere between six and nine hours.

    但平均在6到9小時之間。

  • Genetic epidemiologist Tim Spector says the role of diet

    遺傳流行病學家蒂姆-斯佩克特說,飲食的作用。

  • in conditions such as acne is still unclear.

    在痤瘡等情況下仍不清楚。

  • But he believes that keeping the microbes in your gut

    但他認為,保持腸道內的微生物。

  • in good working order, through reducing processed food

    通過減少加工食品,保持良好的工作狀態

  • and eating a wide range of fruit and vegetables,

    並吃各種水果和蔬菜。

  • should help your skin's health generally.

    應該有助於你的皮膚健康一般。

  • So in the future, we will be able to tell you

    是以,在未來,我們將能夠告訴你。

  • which foods you should be eating

    你應該吃哪些食物

  • to enhance this particular type

    以加強這種特殊類型的

  • of microbe that could help your skin health.

    的微生物,可以幫助你的皮膚健康。

  • At the moment, we're just giving general advice

    目前,我們只是提供一般性的建議。

  • to increase the helpful microbes in your gut and reduce the harmful ones.

    以增加腸道中有益的微生物,減少有害的微生物。

  • You might think all this beautifying is deeply superficial -

    你可能會認為這些美化工作都是深藏不露的------。

  • but perhaps this pursuit of beauty

    但也許這種對美的追求

  • is part of what makes our species unique.

    是我們物種獨特的一部分。

  • The Kadiwéu people in Brazil elaborately paint their faces,

    巴西的卡迪韋烏人精心繪製自己的臉譜。

  • the Nuba in the Sudan practice scarification,

    蘇丹的努巴人實行疤痕化。

  • the tattoo, a Polynesian word, is widespread across the Pacific.

    紋身,是波利尼西亞語,在太平洋地區廣為流傳。

  • Beauty can have an irresistible pull for humans,

    美對人類來說,有一種不可抗拒的吸引力。

  • but we are fundamentally different from other animals

    但我們和其他動物有本質的區別。

  • in that we do not accept our bodies as they are.

    因為我們不接受我們的身體,因為他們是。

The concept of beauty and who is considered beautiful

美的概念和誰被認為是美的

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