Ode to the Brain 歌词

歌曲	Ode to the Brain
歌手	melodysheep
专辑	Symphony of Science Collector's Edition
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[00:00.50]	It's amazing to consider that I'm holding in my hands
[00:05.00]	The place where someone once felt, thought, and loved
[00:10.00]	For centuries, scientists have been battling to understand
[00:13.00]	What this unappealing object is all about
[00:20.00]	Here is this mass of jelly
[00:23.00]	You can hold in the palm of your hands
[00:26.00]	And it can contemplate the vastness of interstellar space
[00:31.00]	The brain has evolved from the inside out
[00:37.00]	It's structure reflects all the stages through which it has passed
[00:40.50]	Information in the form of energy Streams in simultaneously
[00:46.00]	Through all of our sensory systems
[00:52.00]	And then it explodes into this enormous collage
[00:57.00]	Of what this present moment looks like
[01:00.50]	What it feels like And what it sounds like
[01:03.50]	it explodes into this enormous collage
[01:07.50]	And in this moment we are perfect
[01:11.00]	We are whole and we are beautiful
[01:14.50]	【Robert Winston】It appears rather gruesome
[01:17.00]	Wrinkled like a walnut, and with the consistency of mushroom
[01:23.50]	【Carl Sagan】What we know is encoded in cells called neurons
[01:29.50]	And there are something like a hundred trillion neural connections
[01:33.50]	This intricate and marvelous network of neurons has been called
[01:39.00]	An enchanted loom
[01:45.50]	The neurons store sounds too, and snatches of music
[01:50.50]	Whole orchestras play inside our heads
[01:56.00]	20 million volumes worth of information
[01:59.00]	Is inside the heads of every one of us
[02:02.00]	The brain is a very big place In a very small space
[02:05.50]	【Jill Bolte Taylor】Information in the form of energy Streams in simultaneously
[02:12.00]	Through all of our sensory systems
[02:16.00]	And then it explodes into this enormous collage
[02:22.00]	Of what this present moment looks like
[02:24.50]	What it feels like And what it sounds like
[02:29.00]	【Carl Sagan】No longer at the mercy of the reptile brain
[02:33.00]	We can change ourselves
[02:36.00]	Think of the possibilities
[02:38.00]	Think of your brain as a newspaper
[02:42.00]	Think of all the information it can store
[02:44.00]	But it doesn't take up too much room Because it's folded
[02:49.50]	We see with the eyes
[02:53.00]	But we see with the brain as well
[02:56.00]	And seeing with the brain
[02:59.00]	Is often called imagination
[03:02.50]
[03:10.50]	【Jill Bolte Taylor】And then it explodes into this enormous collage
[03:16.00]	And in this moment we are perfect
[03:20.00]	We are whole and we are beautiful
[03:26.50]	【Robert Winston】It is the most mysterious part of the human body
[03:29.00]	And yet it dominates the way we live our adult lives
[03:33.00]	It is the brain

[00:00.50]	It' s amazing to consider that I' m holding in my hands
[00:05.00]	The place where someone once felt, thought, and loved
[00:10.00]	For centuries, scientists have been battling to understand
[00:13.00]	What this unappealing object is all about
[00:20.00]	Here is this mass of jelly
[00:23.00]	You can hold in the palm of your hands
[00:26.00]	And it can contemplate the vastness of interstellar space
[00:31.00]	The brain has evolved from the inside out
[00:37.00]	It' s structure reflects all the stages through which it has passed
[00:40.50]	Information in the form of energy Streams in simultaneously
[00:46.00]	Through all of our sensory systems
[00:52.00]	And then it explodes into this enormous collage
[00:57.00]	Of what this present moment looks like
[01:00.50]	What it feels like And what it sounds like
[01:03.50]	it explodes into this enormous collage
[01:07.50]	And in this moment we are perfect
[01:11.00]	We are whole and we are beautiful
[01:14.50]	Robert Winston It appears rather gruesome
[01:17.00]	Wrinkled like a walnut, and with the consistency of mushroom
[01:23.50]	Carl Sagan What we know is encoded in cells called neurons
[01:29.50]	And there are something like a hundred trillion neural connections
[01:33.50]	This intricate and marvelous network of neurons has been called
[01:39.00]	An enchanted loom
[01:45.50]	The neurons store sounds too, and snatches of music
[01:50.50]	Whole orchestras play inside our heads
[01:56.00]	20 million volumes worth of information
[01:59.00]	Is inside the heads of every one of us
[02:02.00]	The brain is a very big place In a very small space
[02:05.50]	Jill Bolte Taylor Information in the form of energy Streams in simultaneously
[02:12.00]	Through all of our sensory systems
[02:16.00]	And then it explodes into this enormous collage
[02:22.00]	Of what this present moment looks like
[02:24.50]	What it feels like And what it sounds like
[02:29.00]	Carl Sagan No longer at the mercy of the reptile brain
[02:33.00]	We can change ourselves
[02:36.00]	Think of the possibilities
[02:38.00]	Think of your brain as a newspaper
[02:42.00]	Think of all the information it can store
[02:44.00]	But it doesn' t take up too much room Because it' s folded
[02:49.50]	We see with the eyes
[02:53.00]	But we see with the brain as well
[02:56.00]	And seeing with the brain
[02:59.00]	Is often called imagination
[03:02.50]
[03:10.50]	Jill Bolte Taylor And then it explodes into this enormous collage
[03:16.00]	And in this moment we are perfect
[03:20.00]	We are whole and we are beautiful
[03:26.50]	Robert Winston It is the most mysterious part of the human body
[03:29.00]	And yet it dominates the way we live our adult lives
[03:33.00]	It is the brain

[00:00.50]	It' s amazing to consider that I' m holding in my hands
[00:05.00]	The place where someone once felt, thought, and loved
[00:10.00]	For centuries, scientists have been battling to understand
[00:13.00]	What this unappealing object is all about
[00:20.00]	Here is this mass of jelly
[00:23.00]	You can hold in the palm of your hands
[00:26.00]	And it can contemplate the vastness of interstellar space
[00:31.00]	The brain has evolved from the inside out
[00:37.00]	It' s structure reflects all the stages through which it has passed
[00:40.50]	Information in the form of energy Streams in simultaneously
[00:46.00]	Through all of our sensory systems
[00:52.00]	And then it explodes into this enormous collage
[00:57.00]	Of what this present moment looks like
[01:00.50]	What it feels like And what it sounds like
[01:03.50]	it explodes into this enormous collage
[01:07.50]	And in this moment we are perfect
[01:11.00]	We are whole and we are beautiful
[01:14.50]	Robert Winston It appears rather gruesome
[01:17.00]	Wrinkled like a walnut, and with the consistency of mushroom
[01:23.50]	Carl Sagan What we know is encoded in cells called neurons
[01:29.50]	And there are something like a hundred trillion neural connections
[01:33.50]	This intricate and marvelous network of neurons has been called
[01:39.00]	An enchanted loom
[01:45.50]	The neurons store sounds too, and snatches of music
[01:50.50]	Whole orchestras play inside our heads
[01:56.00]	20 million volumes worth of information
[01:59.00]	Is inside the heads of every one of us
[02:02.00]	The brain is a very big place In a very small space
[02:05.50]	Jill Bolte Taylor Information in the form of energy Streams in simultaneously
[02:12.00]	Through all of our sensory systems
[02:16.00]	And then it explodes into this enormous collage
[02:22.00]	Of what this present moment looks like
[02:24.50]	What it feels like And what it sounds like
[02:29.00]	Carl Sagan No longer at the mercy of the reptile brain
[02:33.00]	We can change ourselves
[02:36.00]	Think of the possibilities
[02:38.00]	Think of your brain as a newspaper
[02:42.00]	Think of all the information it can store
[02:44.00]	But it doesn' t take up too much room Because it' s folded
[02:49.50]	We see with the eyes
[02:53.00]	But we see with the brain as well
[02:56.00]	And seeing with the brain
[02:59.00]	Is often called imagination
[03:02.50]
[03:10.50]	Jill Bolte Taylor And then it explodes into this enormous collage
[03:16.00]	And in this moment we are perfect
[03:20.00]	We are whole and we are beautiful
[03:26.50]	Robert Winston It is the most mysterious part of the human body
[03:29.00]	And yet it dominates the way we live our adult lives
[03:33.00]	It is the brain

[00:00.50]	【Robert Winston 英国生物学家】我手上捧着的东西妙不可言
[00:05.00]	因为它，我们才有感觉，思想和爱
[00:10.00]	千百年来，科学家一直在试图破解
[00:13.00]	大脑中隐藏的秘密
[00:20.00]	【Vilayanur Ramachandran 加州大学神经科学家】看看这一团果冻状物体
[00:23.00]	你用双手就可以托住它
[00:26.00]	而它却能思考宇宙万物的秘密
[00:31.00]	【Carl Sagan 著名天文学家，科普作家】大脑的进化由内至外
[00:37.00]	它的结构反映了进化的各个层面
[00:40.50]	【Jill Bolte Taylor 美国神经科学家】信息以能量的形式奔流不息
[00:46.00]	沿着我们的感官系统流淌
[00:52.00]	在脑中爆发，形成这一巨大的拼图
[00:57.00]	描绘此时此刻事物的外观
[01:00.50]	它感觉起来如何，听起来怎样
[01:03.50]	大脑中爆发的信息构成巨大拼图
[01:07.50]	此时此刻，我们是完美的
[01:11.00]	我们浑然天成，美丽无比
[01:14.50]	它长得有点恶心
[01:17.00]	邹巴巴的像核桃，软黏黏的像蘑菇
[01:23.50]	我们的知识凝聚在神经细胞里
[01:29.50]	神经连接数以百万亿记
[01:33.50]	构成复杂而又神奇的神经网络
[01:39.00]	一台施了魔法的织布机
[01:45.50]	神经细胞记录声音和音乐的片段
[01:50.50]	整个乐队在大脑中齐鸣
[01:56.00]	超过2000万卷图书的信息量
[01:59.00]	储存在每个人的大脑中
[02:02.00]	大脑的容量如此之大，体积如此之小
[02:05.50]	信息以能量的形式奔流不息
[02:12.00]	沿着我们的感官系统流淌
[02:16.00]	大脑中爆发的信息构成巨大拼图
[02:22.00]	描绘此时此刻事物的外观
[02:24.50]	它感觉起来如何，听起来怎样
[02:29.00]	我们不屈服于大脑的限制
[02:33.00]	我们可以改造自己
[02:36.00]	思考无数的可能性
[02:38.00]	【Bill Nye 著名科普节目主持人】大脑就像一张报纸
[02:42.00]	它可以储存很多信息
[02:44.00]	它占的空间不大，就像报纸一样叠在一起
[02:49.50]	【Oliver sacks 英国神经学家】我们用眼睛看世界
[02:53.00]	也用大脑看世界
[02:56.00]	用大脑看世界
[02:59.00]	我们称之为想象力
[03:02.50]	【混音合唱】
[03:10.50]	在脑中爆发，形成这一巨大的拼图
[03:16.00]	此时此刻我们完美无瑕
[03:20.00]	我们浑然天成，美丽无比
[03:26.50]	它是人体最神秘的部分
[03:29.00]	它支配我们的一生
[03:33.00]	它就是大脑

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