【跟着演讲学英语】谷歌CEO Sundar Pichai 2
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| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
|---|---|---|
| 0:01 | President Levin, Provost Martinez, trustees, senior class presidents, thank you for the | 莱文总统 马丁内斯普罗沃斯特 董事长 高级班长 谢谢你 |
| 0:09 | invitation to address you today. | 今天请您发言。 |
| 0:11 | And to the distinguished class of 2026, congratulations. | 并向2026年的杰出班级表示祝贺. |
| 0:23 | I must warn you all, this is only the second commencement speech I've ever given. | 我必须警告你们 这是我第二次发言 |
| 0:28 | The first was literally in my backyard. | 第一个就在我的后院 |
| 0:32 | It was the spring of 2020, right in the middle of COVID and lockdowns. | 当时是2020年的春天,正值COVID和关卡的中间. |
| 0:37 | We were filming a YouTube commencement for the graduates who couldn't have their own | 我们拍摄了YouTube的开始 给那些无法拥有自己的毕业生 |
| 0:43 | celebrations like this one. | 像这样的庆祝活动 |
| 0:46 | When I look back on it, I see a time of great anxiety. | 回想起来,我看到了一个极度焦虑的时刻。 |
| 0:51 | I see the empty space where there should have been an audience. | 我看到了应该有观众的空地。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | President Levin, Provost Martinez, trustees, senior class presidents, thank you for the | 莱文总统 马丁内斯普罗沃斯特 董事长 高级班长 谢谢你 |
| 2 | invitation to address you today. | 今天请您发言。 |
| 3 | And to the distinguished class of 2026, congratulations. | 并向2026年的杰出班级表示祝贺. |
| 4 | I must warn you all, this is only the second commencement speech I've ever given. | 我必须警告你们 这是我第二次发言 |
| 5 | The first was literally in my backyard. | 第一个就在我的后院 |
| 6 | It was the spring of 2020, right in the middle of COVID and lockdowns. | 当时是2020年的春天,正值COVID和关卡的中间. |
| 7 | We were filming a YouTube commencement for the graduates who couldn't have their own | 我们拍摄了YouTube的开始 给那些无法拥有自己的毕业生 |
| 8 | celebrations like this one. | 像这样的庆祝活动 |
| 9 | When I look back on it, I see a time of great anxiety. | 回想起来,我看到了一个极度焦虑的时刻。 |
| 10 | I see the empty space where there should have been an audience. | 我看到了应该有观众的空地。 |
| 11 | I see the haircut I gave myself right before filming. | 我看见了拍摄前自己剪的发型 |
| 12 | In fact, I really wish I could unsee it. | 事实上,我真的希望我能看不到它。 |
| 13 | Today, what I see in front of me is how graduation should be. | 今天,我眼前看到的是毕业应该如何。 |
| 14 | Graduates celebrating together and with the people you love who have supported you on | 与你爱的人一起庆祝 |
| 15 | your journey, your parents, relatives, friends, professors, and everyone who helped you reach | 你的旅程,你的父母,你的亲戚,朋友,教授, 以及所有帮助你达到 |
| 16 | this milestone. | 这个里程碑。 |
| 17 | Let's give them another round of applause. | 让我们再给他们一个掌声 |
| 18 | They deserve it. | 他们活该 |
| 19 | I know not everyone you care about could be here. | 我知道你不关心的每个人都可能在这里。 |
| 20 | Many of you came from other parts of the country and the world, as I had. | 你们中许多人像我一样,来自该国和世界的其他地方。 |
| 21 | And it's not always possible for families to travel. | 且家人不总能行. |
| 22 | In fact, this is the first time my mom and dad are attending a graduation ceremony I'm | 事实上,这是我爸妈第一次参加毕业典礼 |
| 23 | a part of. | 部分内容。 |
| 24 | So let me say a special thanks to them and to my entire family here with me. | 所以,让我特别感谢他们和我在这里的全家。 |
| 25 | I know today is about giving you all advice, but people have also been giving me a lot | 我知道今天是给大家建议 但人们也给我很多建议 |
| 26 | of advice on what to say. | 关于该说什么的建议。 |
| 27 | Actually, it's been the same advice, and it's about what not to say. | 事实上,这是相同的建议, 是关于什么不能说。 |
| 28 | People thought it would be really difficult for me. | 人们觉得这对我来说很困难 |
| 29 | It's the last two letters of my last name after all. | 毕竟是我姓的最后两个字母. |
| 30 | In all honesty, that topic is truly immaterial to what I want to share with you. | 老实说,这个话题对我想与你们分享的东西来说确实无关紧要。 |
| 31 | The most timeless advice I've learned is technology agnostic. | 我学到的最永恒的建议就是技术不可知论. |
| 32 | It's about you, the life you want to build for yourself, and the choices that help you | 是关于你,你想为自己建立的生活, 以及帮助你的选择 |
| 33 | pursue that life. | 追求那种生活 |
| 34 | Some of you know what you're pursuing already. | 你们中有些人已经知道你在追求什么 |
| 35 | Congratulations. | 祝贺你 |
| 36 | Enjoy closing down the Rosenkrant now. | 享受关闭罗森肯特号吧 |
| 37 | It gets tougher with the day job. | 白天的工作越来越难熬了 |
| 38 | Many of you may have absolutely no clue. | 你们中许多人可能完全不知道 |
| 39 | That's OK, too. | 没关系,太。 |
| 40 | I remember feeling uncertain on graduation day, the sense that life was a series of really | 我记得在毕业那天 感觉很不确定 感觉生活是一系列真的 |
| 41 | big moments, and the pressure I felt to get them all exactly right. | 和压力 我感到他们完全正确。 |
| 42 | This is especially true for a group of high achievers who have spreaded every grade, every | 这对一些高成就者来说尤为如此,他们分散了每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、每一年级、 |
| 43 | paper, every exam, who have focused on having the right mix of activities, athletics, | 纸,每一次考试, 专注于有正确的混合 活动,运动, |
| 44 | internships, and now your first jobs. | 实习,现在你的第一个工作。 |
| 45 | I'm going to let you in on a little secret. | 我要告诉你一个小秘密 |
| 46 | While these things matter in the moment, they are much less consequential than you might think. | 虽然这些事在此刻很重要 但后果远不如你想的那么严重 |
| 47 | You could have failed that biology test, skipped a class, never learned to play the tuba, and | 你可能没有通过生物学测试 跳过一个班 从未学会弹大管 |
| 48 | you'd still probably be here today. | 你今天可能还在这里 |
| 49 | Let me tell a story of how I started to learn this for myself. | 让我来讲讲我如何开始为自己学习这个的故事。 |
| 50 | When I was a student here, I had a classmate named Pat. | 我在这里当学生时,有个同学叫帕特. |
| 51 | He was from Long Beach, had an earring in one year, which I thought was really edgy | 他是长滩人, 有一年有耳环, 我认为这真的很紧张 |
| 52 | at the time, and a white Tudor Honda Prelude convertible. | 当时,还有一辆白色的图多本田敞篷车 |
| 53 | One Wednesday morning in January, my first winter quarter, we were on our way to class. | 1月的一个星期三早上,我的第一个冬季, 我们正要去上课。 |
| 54 | He was like, do you want to go to Vegas instead? | 他说,你想去拉斯维加斯吗? |
| 55 | I had never skipped a class. | 我从没跳过课 |
| 56 | I had never definitely taken a road trip before. | 我从来没有去过一次公路旅行。 |
| 57 | In fact, this is the first time my parents are hearing of it. | 事实上,这是我父母第一次听到这个消息。 |
| 58 | And yet I said, sure. | 但我说,当然。 |
| 59 | So we went back to our dorm rooms, grabbed some things, and set off. | 于是我们回到宿舍, 抓住一些东西,然后出发。 |
| 60 | You have to cut through the mountains to get there. | 须切过山才能到. |
| 61 | As we drove through them, it started to snow. | 当我们驾车穿过他们,它开始下雪。 |
| 62 | I'd never seen snow before. | 我从没见过雪 |
| 63 | I stuck my hand out to grab it. | 我伸出手来抓它 |
| 64 | I couldn't believe the softness of the flurries. | 真不敢相信暴风雨的柔软 |
| 65 | Pat stopped the car so I could get out. | 帕特把车停下来,让我下车 |
| 66 | It was really beautiful, a moment I'll never forget. | 它真的很漂亮, 我永远不会忘记的时刻。 |
| 67 | Nine hours from when we set out, | 离我们出发还有9小时 |
| 68 | we arrived in Vegas with the night lights on the horizon. | 我们抵达拉斯维加斯时 地平线上有夜光 |
| 69 | I didn't know what to think. | 我不知道该怎么想 |
| 70 | Pat taught me how to play blackjack. | 帕特教我怎么打21点 |
| 71 | I started with $5 and did manage to win about 15 more and was like, I'm out. | 我从5美元开始, 并设法赢得了大约15多, 我就像,我退出。 |
| 72 | We didn't have enough money to stay long, so | 我们没有足够的钱待很久,所以... |
| 73 | the next day we started the drive back. | 第二天我们开始开车回来。 |
| 74 | No one seemed to notice that we had missed class. | 似乎没人注意到我们错过课了 |
| 75 | For the first time, I realized the world won't end if I relaxed a little. | 我第一次意识到 如果我放松一点 世界不会结束 |
| 76 | You're gonna face a lot of moments in your life. | 你会面对你生命中很多的时刻 |
| 77 | Only a few of them are really important and you need to get them right. | 只有几个很重要,你需要正确处理 |
| 78 | Picking a partner, choosing whether to start a family, a bigger carrier pivot. | 选择伴侣,选择是否组建家庭,一个更大的载体支点. |
| 79 | Those decisions require time and intention. | 这些决定需要时间和意图。 |
| 80 | However, you will face many more moments in your life that only seem really big. | 然而,你将会面对你生命中更多的时刻,这些时刻看起来只是非常大。 |
| 81 | Thousands of them, in fact, and very few of them are make or break. | 事实上,他们中有数千人,很少有人制造或破坏。 |
| 82 | Your first job out of college, the city you moved to next, | 你从大学毕业的第一个工作 你搬到了下一个城市 |
| 83 | whether to take that road trip, while those moments add texture to your journey, | 是否去那趟公路旅行, 而那些时刻增加了你的旅程的纹理, |
| 84 | they rarely determine the course of your life. | 他们很少决定你的生活 |
| 85 | But if you're able to filter the signal through the noise, | 但如果你能通过噪音过滤信号 |
| 86 | you can nudge your life in these moments into having the impact you want. | 你可以改变你的生活 在这个时刻 产生你想要的影响。 |
| 87 | So today I want to share three simple filters I've applied to my own life. | 所以今天我想分享三个简单的过滤器, 我应用在我自己的生活中。 |
| 88 | Three filters that have helped me get more moments right than wrong and | 三个过滤器 帮助我得到更多的时间 正确而不是错误 |
| 89 | took some of the pressure off. | 压了下来 |
| 90 | First, choose optimism. | 第一,选择乐观。 |
| 91 | This might not ring true to you at this moment. | 这对你来说可能不太对劲 |
| 92 | The world is going through a lot. | 世界正在经历很多。 |
| 93 | Global conflicts, economic anxiety, a rewiring of technology, | 全球冲突、经济焦虑、技术的重传 |
| 94 | information overload, all at a fast pace. | 信息超载,都以快速的速度。 |
| 95 | It's easy to look at the news of the day and | 今日新闻和 |
| 96 | think that we are living in uniquely challenging times. | 认为我们生活在独特的挑战性时期。 |
| 97 | For me, it's helpful to remember that each generation has faced hardship in | 对我来说,记住每一代人 都面临着困难是有用的 |
| 98 | their own way. | 他们自己的方式。 |
| 99 | We don't get to choose the world we graduate into, but | 我们无法选择我们毕业后进入的世界,但 |
| 100 | we do get to choose how we frame our circumstances. | 我们确实可以选择如何设定我们的情况。 |
| 101 | This was something my parents instilled in me at a young age. | 这是我父母年轻时灌输给我的 |
| 102 | I grew up in the vibrant city of Chennai, India. | 我在印度金奈这个充满活力的城市长大. |
| 103 | It was a comfortable life for the most part, but | 生活很舒适,不过... |
| 104 | in those early years we had some challenges. | 早年我们遇到了一些挑战。 |
| 105 | We worried about severe drought and whether the water trucks would arrive in time. | 我们担心严重干旱以及水车是否会及时抵达。 |
| 106 | And for us, technology came slowly. | 对我们来说,技术来得慢。 |
| 107 | We had to wait years to get a telephone, a TV, a refrigerator. | 我们等了好几年才能找到电话、电视、冰箱 |
| 108 | E changed our lives in meaningful ways. | E以有意义的方式改变了我们的生活。 |
| 109 | My parents never let the constraints limit my imagination of what was possible. | 我父母从不让限制 限制我想象什么是可能的。 |
| 110 | It's the reason I even let myself dream I could one day work in a far away place | 这也是我梦想有一天能在遥远的地方工作的原因 |
| 111 | called Silicon Valley. | 叫做硅谷。 |
| 112 | When the call from Stanford came, | 当斯坦福的电话来了, |
| 113 | my father spent the equivalent of a year's salary to buy my ticket. | 我父亲花了相当于一年的工资来买我的票 |
| 114 | It was my first time on a plane. | 这是我第一次上飞机。 |
| 115 | When I landed in California, it wasn't exactly as I'd imagined. | 当我降落在加利福尼亚州时,它并不像我想象的那样。 |
| 116 | I remember that first drive down 280, coming from the airport with my host | 我记得我第一次开车下来280, 与我的东道主从机场来 |
| 117 | family. | 家庭 家庭 |
| 118 | If you're not from here, California is advertised as being really lush and green. | 如果你不是这里的人 加州的广告是 真正的浓郁和绿色。 |
| 119 | But when I looked out the window, it was more brown. | 但当我看着窗外时,它更棕色. |
| 120 | I guess I said this out loud, I'm not sure why. | 我想我说出来了, 我不知道为什么。 |
| 121 | My host, Mrs. Jane Earl, gently corrected me. | 我的主持人简·厄尔夫人轻轻地纠正了我 |
| 122 | We prefer to call it golden, she said. | 她说我们更喜欢叫金色的 |
| 123 | And that's exactly what I mean by choosing optimism. | 这就是我选择乐观的意思。 |
| 124 | It's about reframing for the positive. | 是为正者调伏. |
| 125 | Where I saw brown, she saw golden. | 我看见棕色,她看见金色。 |
| 126 | This slight change of perspective had a huge ripple effect | 这种微小的视角变化产生了巨大的波纹效应 |
| 127 | on how I thought about the world around me. | 关于我如何思考 我周围的世界。 |
| 128 | Lush forestry wasn't all that was misadvertised, if I'm being honest. | 卢什林业并不是所有被错误宣传的, 如果我是诚实的。 |
| 129 | The ocean looks warm and inviting on the brochure. | 海洋看起来很温暖,在小册子上邀请。 |
| 130 | A Stanford professor even emailed me before I accepted it and | 一个斯坦福教授甚至给我发了电子邮件 在我接受之前 |
| 131 | used the beautiful beaches as a selling point. | 以美丽的海滩为卖点。 |
| 132 | So the first time I went to the beach in Santa Cruz, I ran fully into the water. | 所以我第一次去圣克鲁斯的海滩时 我完全跑到水里去了 |
| 133 | It was not warm. | 它不温暖。 |
| 134 | I've since learned that the Atlantic can be warmer, which by the way, | 我从此得知大西洋会更温暖 顺便说一句 |
| 135 | is the only reason Stanford joining the ACC makes any sense at all. | 是斯坦福加入ACC的唯一原因 完全有意义 |
| 136 | Despite the brown hills and the cold ocean, | 尽管有棕色的山丘和寒冷的海洋 |
| 137 | it seemed like almost everyone I encountered had a generally positive | 看来我遇到的每个人 都有一个普遍积极的 |
| 138 | outlook on life. | 人生观. |
| 139 | Maybe it's because you can wear shorts all year, I don't know. | 也许是因为你可以穿短裤 一整年,我不知道。 |
| 140 | I found myself adopting this California optimism. | 我发现自己接受了加州的乐观 |
| 141 | And it helped me navigate one of my bigger pivots during my time at Stanford. | 在斯坦福期间,它帮助我 导航我最大的一个小猪。 |
| 142 | I came here fully intending to get my PhD and to move into academics. | 我来这里完全是为了获得博士学位 并进入学术界 |
| 143 | Life had other plans and I needed to get a job sooner. | 生活有其他计划 我需要早点找到工作 |
| 144 | So I left my doctorate program and | 所以我离开了博士学位课程 |
| 145 | Stanford was generous to offer me the chance to fulfill the requirements for | 斯坦福很慷慨地给我机会 满足我的要求 |
| 146 | a masters. | 一个大师。 |
| 147 | I could have seen it as the end of a dream. | 我可以把它看作是一个梦的终结。 |
| 148 | But thanks to Mrs. Earl, I was able to see that particular brown hill as golden. | 但多亏了厄尔夫人 我才能看到那座棕色的山是金色的 |
| 149 | In that moment, I chose optimism. | 在那一刻,我选择乐观。 |
| 150 | The second filter is to gravitate towards working on hard things. | 第二个滤波器是引力 工作在硬的东西。 |
| 151 | I'd love to tell you I was an immediate success after leaving Stanford. | 我想告诉你,我离开斯坦福后 立即取得了成功 |
| 152 | I wasn't. | 我没有。 |
| 153 | Even a decade later, I felt like I wasn't on the right path and | 十年后,我觉得我走错了路 |
| 154 | took me a while to find my footing. | 花了我一段时间 找到我的脚。 |
| 155 | Until I applied to Google, I had my final interview there in 2004. | 直到我申请到谷歌,我在2004年在那里接受了最后的采访. |
| 156 | It was April Fool's Day and the day Gmail launched. | 是4月愚人节和Gmail推出的那天. |
| 157 | So when my interviewer asked me about it, | 所以当我的采访者问我 |
| 158 | I wasn't sure if it was a joke or a real product. | 我不确定这是玩笑还是真正的产品 |
| 159 | That's because at the time, one gigabyte of free storage for | 因为在当时,一个千兆字节免费存储 |
| 160 | everyone felt super ambitious and almost impossible. | 每个人都觉得超有野心 几乎不可能 |
| 161 | A couple years into the job, | 工作几年了, |
| 162 | I got my chance to work on a seemingly impossible problem too. | 我也有机会去研究一个似乎不可能的问题 |
| 163 | It was around this time that the internet was moving into a new phase. | 互联网正进入一个新的阶段。 |
| 164 | The web was evolving from simple web pages to rich applications. | 该网站正在从简单的网页发展到丰富的应用。 |
| 165 | There was a group of us that felt we could reimagine the browser to be much | 有一群人觉得我们可以重新想象浏览器是多少 |
| 166 | better and faster, and we had an early prototype that we thought was pretty good. | 我们有一个早期的原型, 我们认为是相当不错。 |
| 167 | Internally, there was a consensus that building a browser would be incredibly | 内部的共识是 建立一个浏览器将令人难以置信 |
| 168 | difficult, requiring hundreds of engineers. | 困难,需要数百名工程师。 |
| 169 | We had a group of about ten. | 我们有一队约10人。 |
| 170 | The consensus was right, it was going to be really hard. | 共识是正确的, 这将是非常困难的。 |
| 171 | In some ways, we were naive, and | 在某些方面,我们天真, |
| 172 | it's good to be a bit irrational when you approach new things. | 当你接近新事物时 有点不理智是件好事 |
| 173 | And in 2008, we launched what we thought was a great browser. | 2008年,我们推出了我们所认为的 一个伟大的浏览器。 |
| 174 | We had eight million users in the first 24 hours, and | 前24小时我们有800万用户 |
| 175 | the reviews were really positive, and then user growth stagnated. | 之后用户增长停滞。 |
| 176 | After a year, we had around 2% share. | 一年之后,我们得到了大约2%的股份。 |
| 177 | I remember Steve Ballmer, the CEO of Microsoft, | 我记得微软总裁史蒂夫·鲍默 |
| 178 | made fun of Chrome in an interview and called it a rounding error. | 在一次采访中取笑Chrome,并称其为圆形错误. |
| 179 | It could have been demoralizing, but with that California optimism, | 本来会士气低落 但加州的乐观态度 |
| 180 | I told the team that the fact he went out of his way to dismiss us | 我告诉调查组,他出门解雇我们 |
| 181 | meant we were doing something right. | 意思是我们做了正确的事 |
| 182 | We kept going, setting highly aggressive stretch goals to keep the team pushing. | 我们继续前进,设置了极具攻击性的拉伸目标,让球队继续前进. |
| 183 | We rapidly iterated, shipping the browser every six weeks, | 我们快速地运动,每六周运送浏览器, |
| 184 | while others shipped one maybe every six months to a year. | 而其他人可能每六个月运送一次到一年一次。 |
| 185 | Success began to follow. | 成功开始随之而来。 |
| 186 | Working on hard things has taught me a lot. | 努力工作 已经教会了我很多。 |
| 187 | It typically attracts other great and optimistic people. | 它通常吸引其他伟大和乐观的人。 |
| 188 | And even if you miss meeting the high goals you set, | 即使你未能实现你设定的崇高目标 |
| 189 | you will still achieve something great. | 你还是会有成就的 |
| 190 | So when you have the choice to work on something hard, say yes. | 所以,当你有选择 做一些艰难的事情,说是。 |
| 191 | And the third filter I use, when all else is equal, do the thing that excites you. | 我使用的第三个过滤器, 当所有其他的都是平等的, 做让你兴奋的事情。 |
| 192 | For me, there has always been access to technology. | 对我来说,一直有获得技术的机会。 |
| 193 | The more access my family had, the better our lives got. | 我的家人接触得越多 我们的生活就越好 |
| 194 | I didn't have much access to a computer until I came to Stanford. | 直到我来到斯坦福 才有太多的电脑 |
| 195 | So you can imagine my surprise when I walked into Sweetall and saw rows and | 所以,你可以想象我的惊喜 当我走进 Sweetall 和看到排和 |
| 196 | rows of computers that I could use anytime I wanted. | 我随时都可以用一排电脑 |
| 197 | It was 1993 and the Internet was being built literally all around me. | 这是1993年, 互联网正在建设 字面上我周围。 |
| 198 | I saw it as a fundamental enabler of human progress. | 我把它视为人类进步的基本推动因素。 |
| 199 | The idea that I could be a part of bringing it to as many people as possible | 这个想法,我可以成为 把它的一部分给尽可能多的人 |
| 200 | was exciting. | 令人兴奋。 |
| 201 | It's why I took the offer at Google, | 这就是为什么我接受了谷歌的报价, |
| 202 | why I jumped at the chance to work on projects like Chromebooks and | 为什么我跳跃的机会 工作的项目,如Chromebooks和 |
| 203 | Android later on. | 后为安卓. |
| 204 | Several years ago, I remember meeting a group of women in rural India using | 几年前,我记得在印度农村地区 遇到一群妇女 |
| 205 | Android smartphones for the first time, to learn new trades, | Android智能手机首次 学习新手艺 |
| 206 | to speak with loved ones far away. | 和远方的亲人交谈 |
| 207 | And I remember visiting a classroom in Pittsburgh and | 我记得我去过匹兹堡的一个教室 |
| 208 | seeing students from different backgrounds learning through the products I helped to | 看到来自不同背景的学生 通过我帮助的产品学习 |
| 209 | build. | 建设。 |
| 210 | Seeing computing change people's lives as it had changed mine | 看到计算改变了人们的生活 就像它改变了我的一样 |
| 211 | was the most exciting thing in the world to me. | 对我来说是最激动人心的 |
| 212 | So as you look at your own path, don't focus on the thing your parents want you | 所以,当你看着自己的道路, 不要专注于你父母想要你的东西 |
| 213 | to do, or the thing all your friends are doing, or that society expects of you. | 或者你所有的朋友都在做的事 或者社会对你的期待 |
| 214 | Instead, think about the things that keep you chatting excitedly with your roommate | 相反,想想那些让你 和你室友聊天兴奋的东西 |
| 215 | late into the night, and go do those things. | 深夜,去做那些东西。 |
| 216 | Class of 2026, I genuinely believe you are the most capable class in history, | 2026级,我真心相信你是 历史上最有能力的班级, |
| 217 | at least until next year's class. | 至少到明年的课。 |
| 218 | That's how progress works. | 进步如此. |
| 219 | You have thousands of moments ahead of you. | 你还有几千分钟 |
| 220 | The important thing isn't to get them all right, | 重要的是不能让他们都好起来 |
| 221 | it's to find a way to keep moving forward. | 而是想方设法继续前进 |
| 222 | Sometimes we end up somewhere wonderful, like a beautiful snow-capped mountain. | 有时我们最终会到一个美妙的地方 就像一座美丽的雪盖山 |
| 223 | Other times we end up in, well, Vegas, both are a gift. | 拉斯维加斯是天赐 |
| 224 | You already have the California optimism to see life's golden hills, | 你已经有加州的乐观 看到了生命的金山, |
| 225 | and a Stanford diploma proving you can do hard things. | 和斯坦福的毕业证书 证明你可以做难的事。 |
| 226 | Now go out and set your heart ablaze. | 现在出去 点燃你的心 |
| 227 | Congratulations. | 祝贺你 |
| 228 | APPLAUSE | 赞 诗 |
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