My body is constantly changing because the relationships between my arms and my head and so forth. My muscles are moving.

我的身体在不断改变,因为我的胳膊和脑袋的关系等等,我的肌肉在动。

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That is, the more familiar humdrum event of death here your body ceases functioning and you end up having a corpse that gets buried and so forth.

这是死亡最常见的单调的形式,肉体停止一切功能,人最终成为尸体，放进棺材埋葬。

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The nervous system, the endocrine system which we'll start talking about a little bit today is the system that's responsible for sending signals back and forth between tissues of your body.

还有神经系统,和我们今天将要提到的内分泌系统,内分泌系统主要负责,在体内各组织之间传递信号

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That it seemed as though we could have more than one-- call it an individual--more than one body, that had the very same set of memories,beliefs and so forth.

就是说，有可能我们会拥有-,不止一个肉体，而这些肉体拥有相同的记忆及信仰等。

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If God gathers up all those small molecules, that had composed my body, reassembles them in the right order and put these calci molecules next to that hydrogen molecules, so forth and so on, reassembles them in a right way.

如果上帝重组了所有构成我肉体的，微粒分子，将它们以正确的次序重组,把大量的钙生分子和,氢分子放在一起，组合起来，将它们以对的次序重组。

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It's the sort of thing that we can put on a scale and prod with a stick and the biologists can study, presumably made up of various kinds of molecules, atoms and so forth. So we've got the body.

这是一种我们可以称重,可被棍打,可被生物学家研究的东西,想必是由不计其数的分子,原子等构成,于是我们有了肉体

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Before B1 begins, you've got the body working, functioning, in its bodily way--respirating, reproducing the cells, and so forth and so on.

在B1之前,你的身体还在运作,正常运作,也就是机体上的呼吸,复制细胞,诸如此类

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