寄居的

If you will try to form a notion of yourself, of the sort of a something that you suspect to inhabit and partially to control your flesh and blood body, you will encounter a walking bundle of superfluities: and when you mentally have put aside the extraneous things—your garments and your members and your body, and your acquired habits and your appetites and your inherited traits and your prejudices, and all other appurtenances which considered separately you recognize to be no integral part of you,—there seems to remain in those pearl-colored brain-cells, wherein is your ultimate lair, very little save a faculty for receiving sensations, of which you know the larger portion to be illusory.

如果你要试图形成一个关于&你自己&的概念，关于你以为它寄居在、并部分地控制着你的血肉之躯的那么个东西的概念，你会遇到一团行走的赘物：一旦你从脑子里撇开了这些外在的东西——你的衣装、你的肢体、你的躯干、你学来的习惯、你的欲望，以及你那些先天的特性和你的偏见，还有所有其他附属物，这些东西如果单独考虑起来，你就会意识到它们本不是你自己的一部分，那么，在你最终的居留处——珍珠色的脑细胞中，除了一种接收各种感官刺激（而且你知道其中大部分的感官刺激都是虚幻的）的功能之外，似乎已所剩很少。

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。