Name: 老是忘東忘西嗎？到底為什麼都記不住事情啊！ (Why Are You SO BAD at Remembering Things?)
Uploaded: 2023-09-20T21:01:30.000Z
Duration: 5 min 34 s

基礎被動語態

We're very excited to say that this video is sponsored by Nautilus.

我們非常高興地宣佈，本影片由 Nautilus 贊助。

程度副詞

If you love learning and art, just like Life Noggin does, stay tuned at the end of the video to hear more about the cool work done by Nautilus and how viewers of Life Noggin can save big.

如果你熱愛學習和藝術，就像 Life Noggin 一樣，請持續關注到影片結束，以了解更多有關 Nautilus 所做的酷工作，以及 Life Noggin 的觀眾可以如何獲得大大的優惠。

情態副詞

In addition to controlling your every thought and most of the functions within your body,

除了控制你的每一個想法和身體內的大部分功能外，

it also stores and recalls a lifetime of memories, which means that it has an absolutely massive memory storage capacity.

它還能存儲和回憶一生的記憶，這意味著它擁有絕對巨大的記憶存儲能力。

Scientists believe it's equal to 2.5 petabytes, or 2.5 million gigabytes of memory.

科學家們認為，這相當於 250 萬千兆字節的內存，

Which, fun fact, is the equivalent of over 60,000 4K Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 movies.

而有趣的事實是，這相當於超過 60,000 部 4K 的保羅-布拉特《百貨戰警 2》電影。

But it also makes you wonder if all that is true, why are you humans so bad at remembering things?

但這也讓你疑惑，如果這一切屬實，為什麼人類的記性還這麼差？

Let's go over why the human brain has this major character flaw.

讓我們來看看人類大腦為什麼會有這種重大的性格缺陷。

You misplace your keys, don't remember names you were just told, and forget what you were saying mid-sentence!

你把鑰匙放錯地方了、剛剛告訴你就忘記別人的名字，還有說到一半就忘了自己在說什麼。

There are actually a few reasons for your everyday forgetfulness.

The first is multi or dual-tasking, which is when you're doing more than one thing at the same time.

第一種是多重或雙重任務，即同時做多件事。

This is usually the reason why you lose your train of thought when you're speaking or why you can't find something you just put away–you were too busy thinking about or doing something else.

這通常是你說話時思路不清的原因，也是你找不到剛放好的東西的原因，因為你忙著想或做別的事情。

There's also something called blocking, and no, I did not invent this!

還有一種東西叫阻斷，不是，這個字不是我發明的。

This is when, no matter how hard you try, you just can't remember something that you're sure you know.

這個是，無論你如何努力，你就是記不起一些你確信的事情，

It's most likely caused by another memory, similar to the one you're looking for, temporarily preventing you from coming up with the one you want.

這很可能是由於另一個與你正在尋找的相似記憶暫時阻止你回憶出你想要的那個記憶所引起的。

Another kind of obvious cause of forgetfulness is that you simply forgot.

另一種明顯的健忘原因是你根本就忘了。

This can happen to old memories that you don't often think about. Kind of like a "use-it-or-lose-it" scenario.

這可能會發生在你經常不經意間想起的舊記憶中，就像是用完即丟的情景。

It's probably where all your middle school memories are stored.

你所有的中學記憶可能都存放在這裡。

But this can also happen to brand-new information that's stored in your short-term memory and didn't have enough time or something memorable about it to become a long-term memory–like someone's name.

但這種情況也可能發生在全新的資訊上，這些資訊存儲在你的短期記憶中，但沒有時間或難忘的東西將其變成長期記憶，比如某人的名字。

As you age, the brain goes through some changes, like shrinking and losing connections and communication between brain cells.

隨著年齡的增長，大腦會發生一些變化，如萎縮、失去腦細胞之間的連接和交流。

This leads to a cognitive decline and challenges with memory.

這會導致認知能力下降和記憶力下降。

So, it's normal to become a little more forgetful as you get older.

所以隨著年齡的增長，變得有點健忘是很正常的。

This channel is 10 years old, so that means I'm 6,000 in internet years.

這個頻道已經十年了，也就是說，我的網路年紀是 6000 歲。

Oh wait, I don't have a car! Where was I? Oh yeah.

哦，等等，我沒有車。我說到哪兒了？ 哦，對。

If your bad memory starts to interfere with your ability to work, live independently, and have a social life, you should talk to your doctor about the possibility of a more serious condition.

如果你的記憶力不好開始影響你的工作、獨立生活和社交能力，你就應該向醫生諮詢是否有更嚴重的疾病。

But needing to retrace your steps to find your keys, avoiding your neighbor because you can't remember if their name was Brad or Bryan (it was actually Chester, yikes),

但需要原路返回才能找到鑰匙、避開你的鄰居，因為你不記得他們的名字是布拉德還是布萊恩（實際上是切斯特，哎呀），

and having to ramble on about something until you can remember your point are all perfectly normal behaviors.

還有必須喋喋不休地談論某件事直到你記住自己的觀點，這些都是完全正常的行為。

Your brains got a lot of work to do, okay? Just give it a break!

你的大腦有很多工作要做，好嗎？讓他休息一下。

Do you have a story about a brain fart moment you'd like to share with the class?

你有沒有關於大腦短暫失靈的故事想要分享給大家聽？

Share your story in the comment section below and I'll be responding to some good ones.

在下面的評論區分享你的故事，我會回覆一些好故事。

Anyone who sees the value in using visuals or a unique idea to help people learn is a friend of Life Noggin.

任何看到使用視覺效果或獨特想法來幫助人們學習的價值的人都是 Life Noggin 的朋友。

That's why I was, I guess you could say, overly excited when I got the chance to work today's sponsor Nautilus.

所以這就是為什麼當我有機會與今天的贊助商 Nautilus 合作時，我感到非常興奮。

If you're looking to shake up how you learn about the world beyond just YouTube, check this out.

如果你想改變你瞭解世界的方式，而不僅僅侷限於 YouTube，那就看看這個吧。

Its stories present ideas that will be debated long into the future.

它的故事所呈現的觀點將在未來長時間內引起爭論。

And as a result has established itself as the foremost literary science magazine.

它已成為最重要的文學科學雜誌。

You can join as a digital only member or print to receive six beautifully illustrated award winning collectible editions that are a staple of any respectable home library.

你可以只加入數位版會員，也可以加入紙本會員，以獲得六種精美插圖，屢獲殊榮的收藏書，這些書是每個值得尊敬的家庭圖書館的必備品。

One of my favorite parts is that in addition to full access to all the stories in Nautilus, members receive benefits like priority access to events, exclusive products and product discounts.

我最喜歡的部分之一是，除了可以完全瀏覽 Nautilus 中的所有故事外，會員還可以享受優先參加活動、獨家產品和產品折扣等優惠。

For example, Nautilus recently produced a line of ocean Science inspired Merch with Australian Streetwear Company Jungles.

例如，Nautilus 最近與澳洲街頭時尚公司 Jungles 合作，推出了一系列以海洋科學為靈感的商品。

Quotes for the collection were provided by Roger Payne, the legendary biologist and environmentalist who discovered and first recorded Humpback whale songs in 1967.

這系列產品的引言是由 Roger Payne 提供的，他是傳奇的生物學家和環保主義者，於 1967 年首次發現並記錄了座頭鯨的歌聲。

All proceeds were donated to Nautilus's Ocean Conservation Fund.

所有收入都捐給了 Nautilus 的海洋保護基金會。

It's this merger of art culture science and discovery that make Nautilus stand apart from the traditional science news sources.

正是這種藝術文化科學與發現的融合，使 Nautilus 從傳統的科學新聞來源中脫穎而出。

Memberships to Nautilus rarely go on sale, but you can go to this link right here to receive 15% off your membership today.

Nautilus 的會員很少打折，但你可以通過此連結享受會員八五折優惠。

Use our code Life Noggin to unlock the offer or click the first link in the description and treat yourself to more fun ways to learn.

使用我們的代碼 Life Noggin 解鎖優惠，或使用說明欄中的第一個連結，用更多有趣的學習方式犒勞自己。

Do all the things that help this channel grow, like, subscribe and whatnot.

做有助於頻道發展的事情，比如按讚、訂閱什麼的。

Click here to watch this video we did on whether or not you might be stuck in the depression loop or click here to watch this video.

單擊此處觀看我們製作關於你是否可能陷入抑鬱循環的影片，或單擊此處觀看這支影片。

Lifespan. Io, the team that powers life Noggin is a fantastic resource if you want to learn more about the longevity field or any treatments in age related diseases

Lifespan.io，也就是支持 Life Noggin 的團隊，是一個出色的資源，如果你想要了解更多關於長壽領域或與年齡相關的疾病治療的信息。

Linked to them will be down in the description.

As always, my name is Blocko, this has been Life Noggin. Don't forget to keep on thinking.

一如繼往，我叫 Blocko，這裡是 Life Noggin。記得持續思考。