Children of Africa: The Story of Us 歌词
| 歌曲 | Children of Africa: The Story of Us |
| 歌手 | melodysheep |
| 专辑 | Symphony of Science Collector's Edition |
| 下载 | Image LRC TXT |
| [00:00.938] | 【Jacob Bronowski】 |
| [00:07.363] | Man is a singular creature; |
| [00:12.178] | He has a set of gifts which make him unique among the animals |
| [00:17.641] | So that unlike them, he is not a figure in the landscape |
| [00:24.255] | He is the shaper of the landscape |
| [00:26.971] | 【Alice Roberts】 |
| [00:27.214] | We are all children of Africa |
| [00:32.328] | They say this is where it all began |
| [00:37.365] | 【Bronowski】 |
| [00:37.957] | In a parched African landscape |
| [00:40.488] | Man first put his foot to the ground |
| [00:47.760] | 【Roberts】 |
| [00:48.584] | Africa was our only home |
| [00:51.055] | for tens of thousands of years |
| [00:54.143] | until a small handful of people made their way |
| [00:57.721] | out of Africa |
| [00:59.264] | 【Carolyn Porco】 |
| [00:59.484] | These beings with soaring imagination |
| [01:04.255] | Eventually flung themselves and their machines |
| [01:08.070] | Into interplanetary space |
| [01:10.781] | These beings with soaring imagination |
| [01:14.855] | Eventually flung themselves and their machines |
| [01:18.615] | Into interplanetary space |
| [01:24.996] | 【Roberts】 |
| [01:25.472] | We are all children of africa |
| [01:30.426] | This landscape has been home to humans |
| [01:33.548] | Two hundred thousand years |
| [01:35.625] | 【Porco】 |
| [01:35.869] | We have come so far |
| [01:38.002] | All of this is cause for great celebration |
| [01:41.424] | We have come so far |
| [01:43.362] | This is a story about us |
| [01:45.241] | 【Roberts】 |
| [01:46.379] | Those early Europeans |
| [01:49.126] | Were people like you and me |
| [01:51.843] | But it is humbling |
| [01:54.384] | When you see the challenges they faced |
| [01:57.414] | People like you and me |
| [02:00.059] | Overcame the Neaderthals |
| [02:02.776] | People like you and me |
| [02:05.290] | Made it through the ice age |
| [02:07.227] | 【Carolyn Porco】 |
| [02:07.633] | These beings with soaring imagination |
| [02:13.076] | Eventually flung themselves and their machines |
| [02:16.708] | Into interplanetary space |
| [02:22.552] | 【Jane Goodall】 |
| [02:22.843] | We are not the only beings |
| [02:25.440] | With personalities, minds, and feelings |
| [02:28.385] | Chimpanzees have very clear personalities |
| [02:33.641] | 【Robert Sapolsky】 |
| [02:33.884] | Take a chimp brain fetally |
| [02:36.773] | And let it go two or three more rounds of division |
| [02:40.071] | And out comes symphonies and ideology |
| [02:44.394] | 【Neil deGrasse Tyson】 |
| [02:44.657] | Everything that we are |
| [02:46.971] | That distinguishes us from chimps |
| [02:49.800] | Emerges from that one percent |
| [02:52.644] | Difference in DNA |
| [02:53.579] | 【Roberts】 |
| [02:55.025] | People like you and me |
| [02:58.057] | Overcame the Neaderthals |
| [03:00.657] | People like you and me |
| [03:03.220] | Made it through the ice age |
| [03:05.186] | 【Carolyn Porco】 |
| [03:05.546] | These beings with soaring imagination |
| [03:10.721] | Eventually flung themselves and their machines |
| [03:14.678] | Into interplanetary space |
| [03:17.744] | These beings with soaring imagination |
| [03:21.702] | Eventually flung themselves and their machines |
| [03:25.437] | Into interplanetary space |
| [03:29.334] | 【David Attenborough】 |
| [03:30.182] | Using his burgeoning intelligence, |
| [03:32.502] | This most successful of all mammals |
| [03:35.237] | Has exploited the environment to produce food |
| [03:38.626] | For an ever increasing population. |
| [03:40.703] | Instead of controlling the environment |
| [03:43.544] | For the benefit of the population |
| [03:45.865] | Perhaps it's time we controlled the population |
| [03:49.230] | To allow the survival of the environment |
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| [00:00.938] | Jacob Bronowski |
| [00:07.363] | Man is a singular creature |
| [00:12.178] | He has a set of gifts which make him unique among the animals |
| [00:17.641] | So that unlike them, he is not a figure in the landscape |
| [00:24.255] | He is the shaper of the landscape |
| [00:26.971] | Alice Roberts |
| [00:27.214] | We are all children of Africa |
| [00:32.328] | They say this is where it all began |
| [00:37.365] | Bronowski |
| [00:37.957] | In a parched African landscape |
| [00:40.488] | Man first put his foot to the ground |
| [00:47.760] | Roberts |
| [00:48.584] | Africa was our only home |
| [00:51.055] | for tens of thousands of years |
| [00:54.143] | until a small handful of people made their way |
| [00:57.721] | out of Africa |
| [00:59.264] | Carolyn Porco |
| [00:59.484] | These beings with soaring imagination |
| [01:04.255] | Eventually flung themselves and their machines |
| [01:08.070] | Into interplanetary space |
| [01:10.781] | These beings with soaring imagination |
| [01:14.855] | Eventually flung themselves and their machines |
| [01:18.615] | Into interplanetary space |
| [01:24.996] | Roberts |
| [01:25.472] | We are all children of africa |
| [01:30.426] | This landscape has been home to humans |
| [01:33.548] | Two hundred thousand years |
| [01:35.625] | Porco |
| [01:35.869] | We have come so far |
| [01:38.002] | All of this is cause for great celebration |
| [01:41.424] | We have come so far |
| [01:43.362] | This is a story about us |
| [01:45.241] | Roberts |
| [01:46.379] | Those early Europeans |
| [01:49.126] | Were people like you and me |
| [01:51.843] | But it is humbling |
| [01:54.384] | When you see the challenges they faced |
| [01:57.414] | People like you and me |
| [02:00.059] | Overcame the Neaderthals |
| [02:02.776] | People like you and me |
| [02:05.290] | Made it through the ice age |
| [02:07.227] | Carolyn Porco |
| [02:07.633] | These beings with soaring imagination |
| [02:13.076] | Eventually flung themselves and their machines |
| [02:16.708] | Into interplanetary space |
| [02:22.552] | Jane Goodall |
| [02:22.843] | We are not the only beings |
| [02:25.440] | With personalities, minds, and feelings |
| [02:28.385] | Chimpanzees have very clear personalities |
| [02:33.641] | Robert Sapolsky |
| [02:33.884] | Take a chimp brain fetally |
| [02:36.773] | And let it go two or three more rounds of division |
| [02:40.071] | And out comes symphonies and ideology |
| [02:44.394] | Neil deGrasse Tyson |
| [02:44.657] | Everything that we are |
| [02:46.971] | That distinguishes us from chimps |
| [02:49.800] | Emerges from that one percent |
| [02:52.644] | Difference in DNA |
| [02:53.579] | Roberts |
| [02:55.025] | People like you and me |
| [02:58.057] | Overcame the Neaderthals |
| [03:00.657] | People like you and me |
| [03:03.220] | Made it through the ice age |
| [03:05.186] | Carolyn Porco |
| [03:05.546] | These beings with soaring imagination |
| [03:10.721] | Eventually flung themselves and their machines |
| [03:14.678] | Into interplanetary space |
| [03:17.744] | These beings with soaring imagination |
| [03:21.702] | Eventually flung themselves and their machines |
| [03:25.437] | Into interplanetary space |
| [03:29.334] | David Attenborough |
| [03:30.182] | Using his burgeoning intelligence, |
| [03:32.502] | This most successful of all mammals |
| [03:35.237] | Has exploited the environment to produce food |
| [03:38.626] | For an ever increasing population. |
| [03:40.703] | Instead of controlling the environment |
| [03:43.544] | For the benefit of the population |
| [03:45.865] | Perhaps it' s time we controlled the population |
| [03:49.230] | To allow the survival of the environment |
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| [00:00.938] | Jacob Bronowski |
| [00:07.363] | Man is a singular creature |
| [00:12.178] | He has a set of gifts which make him unique among the animals |
| [00:17.641] | So that unlike them, he is not a figure in the landscape |
| [00:24.255] | He is the shaper of the landscape |
| [00:26.971] | Alice Roberts |
| [00:27.214] | We are all children of Africa |
| [00:32.328] | They say this is where it all began |
| [00:37.365] | Bronowski |
| [00:37.957] | In a parched African landscape |
| [00:40.488] | Man first put his foot to the ground |
| [00:47.760] | Roberts |
| [00:48.584] | Africa was our only home |
| [00:51.055] | for tens of thousands of years |
| [00:54.143] | until a small handful of people made their way |
| [00:57.721] | out of Africa |
| [00:59.264] | Carolyn Porco |
| [00:59.484] | These beings with soaring imagination |
| [01:04.255] | Eventually flung themselves and their machines |
| [01:08.070] | Into interplanetary space |
| [01:10.781] | These beings with soaring imagination |
| [01:14.855] | Eventually flung themselves and their machines |
| [01:18.615] | Into interplanetary space |
| [01:24.996] | Roberts |
| [01:25.472] | We are all children of africa |
| [01:30.426] | This landscape has been home to humans |
| [01:33.548] | Two hundred thousand years |
| [01:35.625] | Porco |
| [01:35.869] | We have come so far |
| [01:38.002] | All of this is cause for great celebration |
| [01:41.424] | We have come so far |
| [01:43.362] | This is a story about us |
| [01:45.241] | Roberts |
| [01:46.379] | Those early Europeans |
| [01:49.126] | Were people like you and me |
| [01:51.843] | But it is humbling |
| [01:54.384] | When you see the challenges they faced |
| [01:57.414] | People like you and me |
| [02:00.059] | Overcame the Neaderthals |
| [02:02.776] | People like you and me |
| [02:05.290] | Made it through the ice age |
| [02:07.227] | Carolyn Porco |
| [02:07.633] | These beings with soaring imagination |
| [02:13.076] | Eventually flung themselves and their machines |
| [02:16.708] | Into interplanetary space |
| [02:22.552] | Jane Goodall |
| [02:22.843] | We are not the only beings |
| [02:25.440] | With personalities, minds, and feelings |
| [02:28.385] | Chimpanzees have very clear personalities |
| [02:33.641] | Robert Sapolsky |
| [02:33.884] | Take a chimp brain fetally |
| [02:36.773] | And let it go two or three more rounds of division |
| [02:40.071] | And out comes symphonies and ideology |
| [02:44.394] | Neil deGrasse Tyson |
| [02:44.657] | Everything that we are |
| [02:46.971] | That distinguishes us from chimps |
| [02:49.800] | Emerges from that one percent |
| [02:52.644] | Difference in DNA |
| [02:53.579] | Roberts |
| [02:55.025] | People like you and me |
| [02:58.057] | Overcame the Neaderthals |
| [03:00.657] | People like you and me |
| [03:03.220] | Made it through the ice age |
| [03:05.186] | Carolyn Porco |
| [03:05.546] | These beings with soaring imagination |
| [03:10.721] | Eventually flung themselves and their machines |
| [03:14.678] | Into interplanetary space |
| [03:17.744] | These beings with soaring imagination |
| [03:21.702] | Eventually flung themselves and their machines |
| [03:25.437] | Into interplanetary space |
| [03:29.334] | David Attenborough |
| [03:30.182] | Using his burgeoning intelligence, |
| [03:32.502] | This most successful of all mammals |
| [03:35.237] | Has exploited the environment to produce food |
| [03:38.626] | For an ever increasing population. |
| [03:40.703] | Instead of controlling the environment |
| [03:43.544] | For the benefit of the population |
| [03:45.865] | Perhaps it' s time we controlled the population |
| [03:49.230] | To allow the survival of the environment |
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| [00:07.363] | 人类是一种独特的生物 |
| [00:12.178] | 一系列天赋使人类在动物中脱颖而出 |
| [00:17.641] | 因而与其他动物相异，人类并非风景中的一个角色 |
| [00:24.255] | 而是风景的创作者 |
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| [00:27.214] | 我们都是非洲之子 |
| [00:32.328] | 他们说那里就是一切的起源 |
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| [00:37.957] | 在干裂焦枯的非洲土地上 |
| [00:40.488] | 人类第一次踏足土地 |
| [00:47.760] | |
| [00:48.584] | 在数万年里 |
| [00:51.055] | 非洲是我们唯一的家 |
| [00:54.143] | 直到一小群人终于踏上旅途 |
| [00:57.721] | 走出非洲 |
| [00:59.264] | |
| [00:59.484] | 这些有着腾飞的想象力的生物 |
| [01:04.255] | 最终带着他们制造的机器 |
| [01:08.070] | 冲出大气层，飞进行星之间 |
| [01:10.781] | 这些有着腾飞的想象力的生物 |
| [01:14.855] | 最终带着他们制造的机器 |
| [01:18.615] | 冲出大气层，飞进行星之间 |
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| [01:25.472] | 我们都是非洲之子 |
| [01:30.426] | 二十万年前 |
| [01:33.548] | 那里的土地曾是人类的家园 |
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| [01:35.869] | 我们已走过漫长路途 |
| [01:38.002] | 这一切足以令我们欢庆盛典 |
| [01:41.424] | 我们已走了那么远 |
| [01:43.362] | 这是属于我们的故事 |
| [01:45.241] | |
| [01:46.379] | 那些早期的欧洲人 |
| [01:49.126] | 是与如今你我相似的人们 |
| [01:51.843] | 但若你了解到当时他们面对的艰难险阻 |
| [01:54.384] | 你会意识到自身的卑微渺小 |
| [01:57.414] | 与你我相似的人们 |
| [02:00.059] | 战胜了尼安德特人 |
| [02:02.776] | 与你我相似的人们 |
| [02:05.290] | 跨越了冰河世纪 |
| [02:07.227] | |
| [02:07.633] | 这些有着腾飞的想象力的生物 |
| [02:13.076] | 最终带着他们制造的机器 |
| [02:16.708] | 冲出大气层，飞进行星之间 |
| [02:22.552] | |
| [02:22.843] | 我们并不是唯一一个 |
| [02:25.440] | 拥有性格、思想、感情的生物 |
| [02:28.385] | 黑猩猩也拥有明确的性格 |
| [02:33.641] | |
| [02:33.884] | 如果让一个黑猩猩胎儿的大脑 |
| [02:36.773] | 再进行两到三次细胞分裂 |
| [02:40.071] | 它就会理解交响乐与意识形态*注 |
| [02:44.394] | |
| [02:44.657] | 那些使我们与黑猩猩区分开的 |
| [02:46.971] | 我们所特有的一切 |
| [02:49.800] | 皆来自于DNA里 |
| [02:52.644] | 二者间1％的差异 |
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| [02:55.025] | 与你我相似的人们 |
| [02:58.057] | 战胜了尼安德特人 |
| [03:00.657] | 与你我相似的人们 |
| [03:03.220] | 跨越了冰河世纪 |
| [03:05.186] | |
| [03:05.546] | 这些有着腾飞的想象力的生物 |
| [03:10.721] | 最终带着他们制造的机器 |
| [03:14.678] | 冲出大气层，飞进行星之间 |
| [03:17.744] | 这些有着腾飞的想象力的生物 |
| [03:21.702] | 最终带着他们制造的机器 |
| [03:25.437] | 冲出大气层，飞进行星之间 |
| [03:29.334] | |
| [03:30.182] | 随着快速增长的智慧 |
| [03:32.502] | 这种最为成功的哺乳动物 |
| [03:35.237] | 为了供养不断增长的人口 |
| [03:38.626] | 学会了利用环境生产物资 |
| [03:40.703] | 在长久以来的利用环境 |
| [03:43.544] | 以此为人类谋利之后 |
| [03:45.865] | 或许，如今我们该开始控制人口 |
| [03:49.230] | 给环境留有一丝喘息余地 |
| [03:52.230] | （*此段来自斯坦福教授Robert Sapolsky |
| [03:53.230] | 在2011年2月California Academy of Sciences的演讲 |
| [03:54.230] | "Are Humans Just Another Primate?"之后提问环节中的回答 |
| [03:55.230] | 在歌词中被删减了 |
| [03:56.230] | 此处为结合原回答的语境而译。 |
| [03:57.230] | 原句大意：人类大脑的神经元数量是黑猩猩大脑的三倍， |
| [03:58.230] | 这是因为在胎儿的大脑发育环节中， |
| [03:58.430] | 人类胎儿比黑猩猩胎儿多了二到三轮细胞分裂。 |
| [03:58.630] | 若黑猩猩胎儿的大脑再进行两到三次细胞分裂， |
| [03:59.230] | 它将与人类的大脑无异。） |
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