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  • is there?

    有嗎?

  • Someone out there that looks exactly like you known as your doppelganger, you may have one.

    外面有人和你長得一模一樣,被稱為你的二重身,你可能有一個。

  • I know that I do.

    我知道我是這樣的。

  • Thanks to the internet, his name is scott going, you may recognize him from Pentatonix or from super fruit.

    感謝互聯網,他的名字是scott going,你可能從Pentatonix或超級水果中認出他。

  • And people have been saying that we look the same for years, found out that this guy from ASAP Science is not scott from Pentatonix, these are two different people.

    而人們多年來一直說我們長得一樣,發現ASAP Science的這個人不是Pentatonix的scott,這是兩個不同的人。

  • So we went to L.

    所以我們去了L。

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    A.

  • To finally meet scott, my doppelganger and you circle D.

    終於見到斯科特,我的二重身和你的D圈。

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  • Who sponsored today's video, the world's most comprehensive DNA test to find out if we're related.

    誰贊助了今天的視頻,世界上最全面的DNA測試,以找出我們是否有關係。

  • We wanted to discover how seeing doppelgangers actually links to your cognition and if according to science everyone including you has a look alike on this earth.

    我們想發現看到二重身究竟與你的認知有什麼聯繫,而且根據科學,每個人包括你在這個世界上都有一個相似的人。

  • My doppelganger actually take off my glasses because the glasses look.

    我的二重身居然摘掉了我的眼鏡,因為眼鏡看起來。

  • The phenomenon of doppelgangers is related to biology.

    二重身的現象與生物學有關。

  • There are neurons that exist in your brain only to deal with looking at faces and fire only when you see other people's faces, they are known as facial recognition neurons.

    有一些神經元存在於你的大腦中,只負責處理看臉的問題,只有當你看到其他人的臉時才會啟動,它們被稱為面部識別神經元。

  • We have evolved these specific neurons because as humans seeing faces is important.

    我們已經進化出這些特定的神經元,因為作為人類,看臉很重要。

  • They portray moods, emotions, behavior sickness and even danger.

    它們描繪了情緒、情感、行為病症甚至是危險。

  • It's for these reasons that our brains become preloaded with these facial recognition neurons that fire really fast but they definitely are not perfect.

    正是由於這些原因,我們的大腦變得預裝了這些面部識別神經元,它們的啟動速度非常快,但它們絕對不是完美的。

  • These neurons are why you suffer from the disease called paradise Olea.

    這些神經元就是你為什麼會患上稱為天堂歐萊雅的疾病。

  • You know when you freak out because you see faces and things such as clouds, A piece of toast or bathroom sinks.

    你知道當你嚇壞了,因為你看到了臉和東西,如雲、一塊吐司或浴室水槽。

  • This is your faulty facial recognition neurons at work and since the neurons are designed to work fast, they also lack attention to detail.

    這是你有問題的面部識別神經元在工作,由於神經元被設計為快速工作,它們也缺乏對細節的關注。

  • That's why when you see someone who looks like someone else in a similar context, you may confuse yourself and think it's that person since scott and I end up in similar context, we both make Tiktok videos.

    這就是為什麼當你在類似的背景下看到像別人的人時,你可能會混淆自己,以為是那個人,因為斯科特和我最終在類似的背景下,我們都做Tiktok視頻。

  • We both have done youtube.

    我們都做過youtube。

  • We're both and look freakishly quite similar.

    我們都是,而且看起來畸形地相當相似。

  • This is why your facial recognition neurons might get us mixed up.

    這就是為什麼你的面部識別神經元可能會把我們搞混。

  • Okay boys, how does it feel to meet each other?

    好了,孩子們,彼此見面的感覺如何?

  • Finally, it's really weird.

    最後,這真的很奇怪。

  • It's weird.

    這很奇怪。

  • Like I'm meeting the brother.

    就像我遇到了兄弟。

  • I never, I always wanted a brother and he's rich.

    我從來沒有,我一直想要一個兄弟,而且他很有錢。

  • I see it more in person, which is why I kind of feel really weird right now.

    我更多地是親自去看,這就是為什麼我現在有點感覺非常奇怪。

  • Like I actually feel like I really like hanging out with you, but I'm like, I can't stop being like, I know it does feel like we're looking in the face shape, but I don't think we're actually like related, I imagine because like, that'd be so weird.

    就像我實際上覺得我真的很喜歡和你一起玩,但我就像,我不能停止像,我知道它確實感覺我們在看臉型,但我不認為我們實際上像有關係,我想象,因為像,那會是如此奇怪。

  • It's like, which one of our dads slot?

    這就像,我們哪個爸爸的槽?

  • Yeah.

    是的。

  • Okay, so now we're gonna go through our DNA inventive, in fact we are related because this is horrifying and we should be, I guess, you know, I'm nervous, I'm sweating a lot sweat before we get to whether scott and I are related.

    好的,所以現在我們要通過我們的DNA發明,事實上我們是有關係的,因為這很可怕,我們應該,我想,你知道,我很緊張,在我們談到斯科特和我是否有關係之前,我出了很多汗。

  • It's important to understand that seeing doppelgangers actually relates to your consciousness and your cognition for this reason you're constantly seeing faces all day at home on social media.

    重要的是要明白,看到二重身實際上與你的意識和你的認知有關,因為這個原因,你整天在家裡的社交媒體上不斷看到臉。

  • Looking at Tiktok and your brain matches these faces to an identity without you even having to think about it.

    看著Tiktok,你的大腦將這些面孔與一個身份相匹配,而你甚至不必去想它。

  • It turns out that a lot of your consciousness is based on predictions that your brain has made based on prior context and our senses are there to back up what your brain has already predicted.

    事實證明,你的很多意識都是基於你的大腦根據先前的背景所做的預測,而我們的感官是為了支持你的大腦已經預測的東西。

  • You put a beer glass down and turn around.

    你放下啤酒杯,轉過身來。

  • Your brain predicts that the beer glass is still there.

    你的大腦預測,啤酒杯還在那裡。

  • So when you turn back around, your site is just backing up with your brain has already predicted a beer glass on the table where you left it.

    是以,當你回頭的時候,你的網站剛剛備份,你的大腦已經預測到桌子上的啤酒杯是你留下的。

  • When you are subscribed to scott on Tiktok, your brain predicts based on context, that you could see scott.

    當你在Tiktok上訂閱了scott,你的大腦就會根據上下文預測,你可能會看到scott。

  • But then all of a sudden you see a similar looking white gay guy talking to you down the barrel of the camera and your brain predicts, oh wait that must be scott.

    但突然間,你看到一個長相相似的白人同性戀者在鏡頭下和你說話,你的大腦預測,哦,等等,那一定是斯科特。

  • But you, who towards me, your brain was actually tricked into thinking I was scott.

    但你,對我,你的大腦實際上被欺騙了,以為我是斯科特。

  • Your brain tricking you is why you left the comment that helps me find my potentially long lost brother, my doppelganger, if you will, which is a german word for double go.

    你的大腦欺騙了你,所以你才會留下評論,幫助我找到我可能失散多年的兄弟,我的二重身,如果你願意的話,這是個德語詞,意思是雙去。

  • Er And you don't necessarily have to be related to have a doppelganger but truly is scott.

    你不一定要有親屬關係才能有二重身,但真的是斯科特。

  • My brother to find out, we use Circle D.

    我的兄弟去找,我們用的是Circle D。

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  • The world's most comprehensive D.

    世界上最全面的D.

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  • Test with 99.9% analytical accuracy.

    測試的分析準確性為99.9%。

  • You can do this yourself.

    你可以自己做這個。

  • You just have to activate your kit, take a saliva sample, return the sample to our lab and the results are ready within 18 business days.

    你只需激活你的試劑盒,採集唾液樣本,將樣本送回我們的實驗室,18個工作日內就能得到結果。

  • It has tons of information on how your genetics relates to your ancestry, diet, fitness.

    它有大量關於你的遺傳學與你的祖先、飲食、健身關係的資訊。

  • And you get over 500 reports across over 20 categories.

    而且你可以得到20多個類別的500多份報告。

  • I learned so much about my body and my genetics.

    我對自己的身體和遺傳學有了很大的瞭解。

  • My fitness.

    我的健身。

  • It's so thorough.

    它是如此徹底。

  • You will only need to do this one test in your lifetime.

    在你的一生中,你只需要做這一次測試。

  • And if you go to circle D.

    而如果你去找D圈。

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  • Dot com slash ASAP science you will get 33% off all of the circle DNA kits.

    點點網的斜線ASAP科學,你將得到33%的折扣,所有的圓形DNA套件。

  • You can click the link below to get one yourself and now let's find out based on these kits are scott and I related.

    你可以點擊下面的鏈接,自己得到一個,現在讓我們根據這些工具包找出斯科特和我的關係。

  • So we're gonna start going through like our diet like physical traits, genetic traits like things that we might have similar.

    所以我們要開始通過像我們的飲食,如身體特徵,遺傳特徵,如我們可能有類似的東西。

  • Like can you handle spicy who knows?

    比如你能不能處理好辣的問題,誰知道呢?

  • And then we're going to end with our ancestry and whether or not we're like fully great great grandmothers that makes us sisters.

    然後我們將以我們的祖先和我們是否像完全的曾祖母那樣使我們成為姐妹來結束。

  • I don't think I'm a super taster.

    我不認為我是一個超級品嚐者。

  • Like like the flavors are so intense.

    喜歡喜歡的味道是如此強烈。

  • I always lie when you smell the oak and wine.

    當你聞到橡木和葡萄酒的味道時,我總是撒謊。

  • I'm like yeah but I'm 100%.

    我想是的,但我是100%。

  • No it smells like.

    不,它聞起來像。

  • No I'm not a super taster says I'm a super taster.

    不,我不是一個超級品嚐者,說我是一個超級品嚐者。

  • Taste sensitivity.

    味覺敏感。

  • Wait that's not what we thought.

    等等,這不是我們想的那樣。

  • Secret seeker by thrill seeking.

    通過尋求刺激來探尋祕密。

  • I mean like having dinner with someone, I don't know that well.

    我的意思是像與某人共進晚餐,我並不那麼熟悉。

  • Oh my God, A leave the house.

    哦,我的上帝,A離開房子。

  • Yes, No, I have horrible appetite control.

    是的,不,我的食慾控制得很糟糕。

  • Actually have an issue to at restaurants with food waste, nothing can be wasted.

    實際上,在餐館有一個關於食物浪費的問題,沒有什麼可以浪費的。

  • So I eat, like if someone's like, oh I'm done, I'm just like, eat it all, Eat it, I'll eat it all and I have such pride when they come in, like it's gone the whole table and I'm gonna throw up and I have low appetite control.

    所以我吃,比如說如果有人說,哦,我吃完了,我就說,吃完了,吃完了,我就吃完了,當他們進來的時候,我有這樣的自豪感,比如說吃完了整張桌子,我要吐了,我的食慾控制能力很低。

  • I have low appetite control.

    我的食慾控制得很差。

  • Let's go, I don't have an obsession.

    我們走吧,我沒有迷戀。

  • I'm actually dirty, pretty dirty.

    其實我很髒,非常髒。

  • My car is gross sometimes.

    我的車有時很噁心。

  • Yeah, I don't have a car, but if I did, you wouldn't spill a full Mcflurry on the floor and be like, I'll get it in a couple weeks, maybe less likely to have an obsession with washing and cleaning.

    是的,我沒有車,但如果我有,你就不會把滿滿的麥飯石灑在地板上,然後說,我過幾個星期再去拿,也許不太可能對清洗和清潔有執念。

  • Less likely to have an obsession with washing my highly sensitive to spice.

    不太可能對清洗我的高度敏感的香料有執念。

  • I feel normal.

    我感覺很正常。

  • I feel like normal as a fight man, I'm kind of impressed with sometimes.

    我覺得正常作為一個戰鬥的人,我有時會有種印象。

  • I don't love when things are like super spicy.

    我不喜歡像超級辣的東西。

  • Like my friends will all just lather in sriracha and I can do a sriracha moment, but I can't lather and sriracha just down it and I'm good to go.

    就像我的朋友們都會直接用蘇打水泡,我可以做一個蘇打水的時刻,但我不能用蘇打水泡,蘇打水剛下肚,我就好了。

  • I'll be like, damn, this sucks, I'm high sensitivity.

    我會想,該死的,這太糟糕了,我是高靈敏度。

  • Oh, I'm normal.

    哦,我很正常。

  • Oh sorry brother, you're my younger brother all of a sudden can't handle the spice our skin Simmer skin sister.

    哦,對不起,兄弟,你是我的弟弟,突然不能處理的香料,我們的皮膚 Simmer皮膚姐姐。

  • I don't like my skin.

    我不喜歡我的皮膚。

  • I'm gonna say normal because I just can't say any of the other one.

    我想說正常,因為我只是不能說其他的任何一個。

  • I'm gonna say, I'm gonna say normal.

    我想說,我想說正常。

  • My skin ages younger.

    我的皮膚更年輕了。

  • Mine is younger too.

    我的也比較年輕。

  • We're babies younger brothers were both younger brother gifted, wow.

    我們是嬰兒的弟弟,都是弟弟的天賦,哇。

  • I feel like math was easy going for me compared to oh my God.

    我覺得和哦,我的上帝相比,數學對我來說是很容易的。

  • And you still got Grammys on the show?

    而你仍然在節目中得到了格萊美獎?

  • Oh my God.

    哦,我的上帝。

  • Well they say musicians and math, mathematical.

    嗯,他們說音樂家和數學,數學。

  • Oh that's embarrassing cause mine's excellent.

    哦,那就尷尬了,因為我的很好。

  • Oh God, like emotional intelligence.

    哦,上帝,就像情商一樣。

  • Yes, I have that.

    是的,我有這個。

  • I feel like if I go into a room and there's like, you know, board very different people.

    我覺得如果我走進一個房間,那裡就像,你知道,董事會非常不同的人。

  • I can get on their level.

    我可以和他們平起平坐。

  • It's the gay thing.

    這就是同志的事情。

  • Oh ship the gay thing.

    哦,運送同志的事情。

  • Normal.

    正常。

  • I'm gonna say like the less likely I feel like I've learned it over time, but I was not an empathy queen Imo normal emotional person.

    我想說的是,像這樣的可能性越小,我覺得隨著時間的推移,我已經學會了,但我不是一個移情皇后Imo正常的情感人。

  • Normal, Imo gifted.

    正常的,Imo有天賦的。

  • Whoa, tell me everything that hurts.

    哇,告訴我所有傷害的事情。

  • I think I'm medium endurance and different physically and mentally, physically.

    我認為我的耐力中等,身體和精神上都不同,身體上。

  • I feel like I'm pretty good at endurance, but mentally and physical endurance.

    我覺得我的耐力很好,但精神上和身體上的耐力。

  • I really want to say that I'm like medium to high.

    我真的想說,我像是中度到高度。

  • But then I do remember doing cross country running with like in grade six and just being like, you're still going, there's always like, that's like a mile and he's like talk, not sweating.

    但是,我確實記得在六年級的時候和他一起做越野跑,就像,你還在走,總是像,那就像一英里,他就像說話,不出汗。

  • I'm saying medium, medium to okay, okay, I'm really sad because I'm low, high last forever.

    我說的是中,中到好,好,我真的很難過,因為我是低,高永遠持續。

  • Consider the following rowing, skiing, football.

    考慮到以下情況:划船、滑雪、足球。

  • I've done none of those.

    這些我都沒有做過。

  • I think I'm, I think I'm low, whenever I work out, I'm like, nothing's happening.

    我覺得我,我覺得我很低落,每當我鍛鍊的時候,我都覺得,什麼都沒有發生。

  • You know, when you get inspired and you're like, I'm gonna lift weights and be buff tomorrow.

    你知道,當你有了靈感,你就會想,我明天要去舉重,要做個大人物。

  • Like I guess I'll start with 90.

    就像我想我會從90歲開始。

  • I get nothing, no results.

    我什麼也沒得到,沒有結果。

  • It says I'm hot.

    它說我很熱。

  • Whoa.

    哇哦。

  • I'm a jock.

    我是個運動員。

  • Yeah.

    是的。

  • I run away from you.

    我從你身邊跑開。

  • Fight.

    戰鬥。

  • I dance all the time.

    我一直在跳舞。

  • I'm just high dance.

    我只是在跳高舞。

  • Dance dance.

    舞蹈舞蹈。

  • If it says that I'm gifted and dance, I'm gonna be so depressed because my parents, I didn't want to play piano.

    如果它說我有天賦和舞蹈,我就會很沮喪,因為我的父母,我不想彈鋼琴。

  • I should have been a dance.

    我應該是一個舞蹈。

  • So know what I'm actually saying.

    所以知道我實際上在說什麼。

  • I think I'm gifted in music and dance and I just started, oh my God, it's never too late.

    我認為我在音樂和舞蹈方面很有天賦,我剛剛開始,哦,我的上帝,永遠不會太晚。

  • Oh, music.

    哦,音樂。

  • I would say yes, gifted just because like I did it from a really young age came naturally dance.

    我會說是的,有天賦,只是因為像我這樣從很小的時候就開始自然而然地跳舞了。

  • I would love to think so dancing ability.

    我很想這麼認為,跳舞的能力。

  • Oh, this is not parasites that I'm gifted at music and it says it's not just because the show, if you put your mind to something, I want to thank my mom and my dad for putting me in piano.

    哦,這不是寄生蟲,我在音樂方面有天賦,它說這不只是因為節目,如果你把你的心思放在某件事上,我要感謝我的媽媽和爸爸把我放在鋼琴上。

  • It was the right thing to do.

    這是正確的做法。

  • I didn't want to actually be in dance.

    我並不想真正從事舞蹈工作。

  • The people who succeed in singing are just the ones that work the hardest and like get the most creative with how to navigate the business the moment we've been waiting for.

    唱歌成功的人只是那些最努力工作的人,並且喜歡在如何駕馭業務方面獲得最大的創意,這就是我們一直在等待的時刻。

  • So like I went to Scotland wants to, my dad was like, get the tartan and I was like, we're Scottish.

    所以,就像我去蘇格蘭想,我爸就說,要買格子呢,我就說,我們是蘇格蘭人。

  • I have no idea.

    我不知道。

  • I feel like german, oh my God, they're identical.

    我覺得像德國人,哦,我的上帝,他們是相同的。

  • I'm 98.81% european.

    我是98.81%的歐洲人。

  • Oh my God, you're whiter than me.

    哦,我的上帝,你比我更白。

  • 5.4%.

    5.4%.

  • Oh my, I'm 98.45% Eastern european, 40%.

    哦,我是98.45%的東歐人,40%。

  • My most is northwestern european.

    我最多是西北歐人。

  • They are Scottish.

    他們是蘇格蘭人。

  • Were very similar.

    是非常相似的。

  • I honestly think it just feels bad for us since trying to give us something else other than european because it does at 1.19% african.

    老實說,我認為它只是對我們感覺不好,因為它試圖給我們提供除歐洲人以外的其他東西,因為它確實在1.19%的非洲人。

  • Okay.

    好的。

  • Were white.

    是白色的。

  • We knew that and we could be related.

    我們知道這一點,我們可能是有關係的。

  • We knew that you look at us.

    我們知道你在看我們。

  • I feel more like I was starting to feel less until, but I was like, yeah.

    我覺得更多的是我開始感覺不到,直到,但我覺得,是的。

  • And I do feel like your vibe, I'm just having so much fun and we have similar energies.

    而且我確實感覺到了你的氣場,我就是有這麼多的樂趣,我們有相似的能量。

  • Yeah.

    是的。

  • And we won't do that.

    而我們不會這樣做。

  • So scott and I are freakishly similar.

    是以,斯科特和我的情況異常相似。

  • It was honestly super weird to be in his presence.

    說實話,在他面前,感覺超級奇怪。

  • I thought his humor was similar to mine and based on the ancestry, like who knows, we could have been related far, far, far, far back, but of course we are not identical, but we do look so similar.

    我認為他的幽默和我的幽默很相似,根據祖先的情況,比如誰知道呢,我們可能是很遠很遠很遠的親戚,當然我們不是一模一樣的,但我們確實看起來很相似。

  • Some studies find your face could be similar to one in 100,000 people.

    一些研究發現你的臉可能與十萬分之一的人相似。

  • Other studies say we need 100 and 50 billion people for statistically everyone to have a doppelganger, but still many of you have one done, done, done.

    其他研究說,我們需要1000億和500億人,據統計,每個人都有一個二重身,但你們中的許多人仍然有一個二重身,做了,做了。

  • You just gotta make Tiktok's and maybe people in the comments will find them for you.

    你只需要做Tiktok的,也許評論中的人就會為你找到他們。

  • And I'm sure some of you are saying, you know, me and scott aren't exact doppelgangers, but there are people out there who do look more identical.

    我相信你們中的一些人在說,你知道,我和斯科特並不是完全的二重身,但外面有一些人確實看起來比較相同。

  • And according to statistics, the probability of a face being the same is similar to your fingertips.

    而根據統計,一張臉的概率與你的指尖相似。

  • One study found there's a one in a trillion chance that you have the same face as someone else, which means right now on earth it's likely impossible.

    一項研究發現,有一萬億分之一的機會,你和別人的臉是一樣的,這意味著現在在地球上,這很可能是不可能的。

  • And people who clocked that scott and I don't look alike at all may have more brain firing and neurons in regions of the brain which involve attention to detail also, depending on how well, you know, each of us, you may begin to see the difference is like when you first meet twins, but over time you get to know them and they start to look different.

    而那些打卡說我和斯科特長得一點都不像的人可能有更多的大腦發射和大腦區域的神經元,這些區域涉及到細節也取決於我們每個人的情況,你知道,你可能開始看到的差異就像你第一次見到雙胞胎,但隨著時間的推移,你認識他們,他們開始看起來不同。

  • It was a very weird experience to be around someone who looks so much like me and I felt kind of acted like me and I felt like I got a unique experience into what it might be like to hang out with myself.

    在一個和我長得很像的人身邊,我覺得有點像我,我覺得我得到了一種獨特的體驗,瞭解到和自己在一起可能是什麼樣子。

  • You do likely look similar enough to someone on this earth, that if you both were in similar context, the facial recognition neurons of other people would make you seem the same as that person.

    你確實很可能與這個世界上的某個人長得足夠相似,如果你們倆處於類似的環境中,其他人的面部識別神經元會使你看起來與那個人相同。

  • This is what a doppelganger is, it does not mean that you're necessarily identical but based on Biology and science, there's a chance that many people out there could mix you up for someone else.

    這就是二重身,它並不意味著你們一定是相同的,但根據生物學和科學,有可能許多人把你和其他人混為一談。

  • My friends all know, I love to bike all over Toronto, and I'm a white guy with a beard, there's lots of us in Toronto, and the amount of times that my friends are like just going on a bike, and I'm like oh that's funny, I'm actually at my parents on the couch, it's the context of the bike going so freaking fast, so they couldn't really get a close look.

    我的朋友們都知道,我喜歡騎自行車走遍多倫多,我是一個留著鬍子的白人,在多倫多有很多我們的朋友,我的朋友們就像剛騎上自行車,而我就像哦,這很有趣,其實我是在我父母的沙發上,這是自行車的背景,走得太畸形了,所以他們無法真正近距離觀察。

  • That tricks your brain into thinking I'm on the bike.

    這讓你的大腦誤以為我在騎車。

  • If you want to D.

    如果你想D。

  • N.

    N.

  • A.

    A.

  • Test yourself, make sure you click the link below and next time maybe we'll swap scott in for me and you won't even freaking notice.

    測試一下你自己,確保你點擊下面的鏈接,下一次也許我們會把斯科特換成我,你甚至不會注意到。

  • Okay, make sure you're subscribed because more science videos are coming your way off, sir.

    好的,請確保你已經訂閱了,因為更多的科學視頻正在向你走來,先生。

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