察觉

He also explains that bozos come in many shapes and sizes, and the hardest ones to spot are the ones that have all of the indicators of success: they're respected in their field and they're rich, famous, and powerful.

他解释说那些家伙以不同的方式角色出现，最难察觉的就是以成功的形象出现：他们在他们的领域受到尊敬，他们有权有势还有钱。

A Germany musician described the《 Chaconne》 of Bach as the following: the musical mighty torrent poured out from the unconsciously resource…. We step into the second theme after going through the first serious and grand beginning, past to the treacherous third theme, which is a series of 32 weird notes, up and down.

作品描述：有一位德国音乐家是这样形容巴赫的《恰空》：音乐的洪流从难以察觉的来源奔涌而来……我们从严肃雄伟的开端经过痛苦不安的第二主题，过渡到一连串鬼怪般的三十二分音符上下奔驰，阴险地笼罩着第三主题。

Through them we can learn to detect and avoid first the crudest and most palpable fallacies and finally some of the most sophisticated and elusive.

我们会借助这些例证，先学会如何察觉和避开那些最粗浅最明显的谬误，直至学会发现和避开那些最复杂最难以捉摸的谬误。

When we consider the procedures that are routine today and how they might have been viewed in the 1700s, we can begin to see how difficult it is to make a well-founded argument that future medical technology will never be able to reverse the injuries that occur during cryonic suspension.

当我们考虑到今天那些所例行的程序与在1700年它们被如何看待时，我们能察觉到，建立一个确凿的论点，断言未来的医疗技术将永远无法扭转发生在冷冻暂停时的伤害，是多么的困难。

In the previous experiments participants had been mostly unaware of the connection between cueing and what was being measured but in this experiment they wouldn't even be aware of the cue.

在前面的实验当中，参与者基本上不知道暗示与所要比较的事物之间的联系，但是在下面这个实验当中，他们甚至都对暗示本身也毫无察觉。

I bowed and returned the pledge; beginning to perceive that it would be foolish to sit sulking for the misbehaviour of a pack of curs: besides, I felt loath to yield the fellow further amusement at my expense, since his humour took that turn.

我鞠躬并且退回承诺；开始察觉它是愚蠢的坐生气一盒的行为不端的杂种狗：其外，因为他的幽默采取了那个轮，我感到不愿意产生家伙进一步娱乐为了贬低我的。

Programmers need to learn to think like security professionals, to some extent, so that their influence on the architecture of the software they develop will tend toward greater security; network administrators and architects need to learn such skills to ensure that their implementations of networking technologies will not create terrible security debacles waiting to happen; Web developers need to think like a security professional, with all the practical paranoia that entails, so that they will realize the ways publicly accessible Web applications and services can be abused and twisted to nefarious ends, and plan accordingly.

在一定程度上，程序员需要学会像安全专家那样思考，从而影响他们所开发的的软件结构，将倾向于更大的安全；网络管理员和建筑师需要学习这种技能，以确保其实施的网络技术将不会产生定时的可怕安全事故。网页开发者需要像安全专家那样思考，利用所有必需的实际揣测，从而察觉到可公开访问的Web应用程序和服务可以被滥用和扭曲到相应的违法目的、计划的途径。

Programmers need to learn to think like security professionals, to some extent, so that their influence on the architecture of the software they develop will tend toward greater security; network administrators and architects need to learn such skills to ensure that their implementations of networking technologies will not create terrible security debacles waiting to happen; Web developers need to think like a security professional, with all the practical paranoia that entails, so that they will realize the ways publicly accessible Web applications and services can be abused and twisted to nefarious ends, and plan accordingly.

在一定程度上，程序员需要学会像安全专家那样思考，从而影响他们所开发的的软件结构，将倾向于更大的安全；网络管理员和构建师需要学习这种技能，以确保其实施的网络技术将不会产生定时的可怕安全事故。网页开发者需要像安全专家那样思考，利用所有必需的实际揣测，从而察觉到可公开访问的Web应用程序和服务可以被滥用和扭曲到相应的违法目的、计划的途径。

In testing, blind people found doorways, noticed people walking in front of them and caught balls.

在测试中，盲人能找到房门，能察觉在他们面前行走的人们，还能接住传递过来的球。

You see them as they were, confined to their relationship with you, and you usually do not perceive or remember other aspects of their existences that would not make sense in terms of your own beliefs.

你这样来看待他们，局限于他们与你的关系，并且你通常并不察觉或记得他们存在的其他方面，这些对你的自己的信仰而言毫无意义。

But we don't care about Battlegrounds.

但我们并不在乎沙场中的显露。

Ah! don't mention it, the butcher's shop is a horror.

啊！不用提了。提到肉，真是糟透了。