I get that the best research suggest we don't really have complete redundancy with hemispheres, but suppose that we did.

我知道有实验证明过,我们大脑的多余部分,并不是都分布在左或者右半脑里，但假设多余部分确实分布在半脑里。

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Just contrast this for a brief moment to something like Selection Sort which from the get go had a ridiculous amount of redundancy comparing the same damn numbers again and again, and again.

这就与其他的排序算法形成了鲜明的对比,比如选择排序,它会一次又一次地做,多余的比较。

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If there's enough redundancy in the brain so that even if your right hemisphere got destroyed, your left hemisphere,you still have all the same memories,desires,beliefs.Good enough.

如果大脑拥有足够冗余,导致即便右脑被破坏掉，左脑依然拥有，所有的记忆，欲望和信仰，这就够了。

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And, at some level, there is some redundancy here.

在某种程度上说，这存在冗余数。

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that redundancy means, and GetString.

过一会我们就知道多出来的那一部分意味着什么了。

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Suppose that as a kind of back-up security whenever revolution has done is-- produced so much redundancy in the brain that either half of the brain was sufficed.

假设我们有理论支撑,未来的进化-,会使大脑产生很多多余的部分,我们只需要一半大脑就足够了。

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Research suggests that there is a fair bit of redundancy in the brain, you can lose portions of the brain and still have a perfectly functioning, peak functioning person.

有研究显示,大脑中有些部分是没用的,即使失去大脑的某些部分,你还是可以正常生活，还是非常正常的人。

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