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超级侦探科学家:夏洛克•福尔摩斯

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    夏洛克•福尔摩斯是至今为止在电视和电影里出现最多的角色。
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    福尔摩斯启发了很多角色的创造:诸如超感神探,豪斯医生,
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    灵异神探,CSI犯罪现场,法律与秩序,甚至还有蝙蝠侠。
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    而且受其启发创造的角色全是科学家。
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    嗨侦探们,我是特雷西,你现在正在收看侦探新闻。
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    尽管福尔摩斯是虚构的,
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    他还是让很多人痴迷于逻辑、推理和科学,
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    这通常可不是那么容易办到的。
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    直到今天,小说发行一百多年后,
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    夏洛克这个角色依然有着科学的魅力。
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    他使用科学方法,用逻辑代替直觉,
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    他冷静、偏执,像个典型的孤僻科学家,
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    甚至有人说他有轻微自闭症。
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    这个维多利亚时代的大侦探如此受欢迎
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    一部分是因为故事扣人心弦,文笔如行云流水,
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    而另一部分原因则是他的表现契合时代的变化,也符合真实的人性。
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    在过去的数百年里,科学是权贵们的专利。
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    著名的科学家查尔斯•巴贝奇发明了差分机,
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    那是现代计算器的前身,
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    是人类工程史上的一大奇迹。
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    但是巴贝奇有能力去发明这个,也得他家里有钱才行。
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    柯南道尔爵士写出的福尔摩斯小说,
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    融合了逻辑、推理、想象,以及角色的性格瑕疵
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    这赋予福尔摩斯少见的人性化特点,让人容易接近。
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    科学是人类好奇心和组织能力的结晶。
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    科学方法几千年前就诞生了。
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    古埃及的科学/哲学家们,例如亚里士多德,
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    就用科学方法来解释世界。
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    而今侦探们用到化学、物理、心理学、
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    数学、法医学等诸多学科
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    来侦破案件,这件事情
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    福尔摩斯一百年前就在干了。
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    顺便说一句,福尔摩斯在化学上的造诣
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    使他获得了皇家化学学会的
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    荣誉会员,这荣誉
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    通常只授予诺贝尔奖得主,我指的是,真人。
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    柯南道尔爵士还讲到
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    福尔摩斯会通过演奏音乐,冥想,甚至吸食可卡因
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    来激发他的想象力和智力。
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    这些东西我们侦探新闻去年都提到过了。
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    我们可没说赞成这些做法哦,不过管他呢。
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    科学有自己的一套规则。
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    新的电视剧和那些经典的故事一样
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    用智力和记忆
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    来创造、重建犯罪现场,以及发现线索。
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    想象力和科学的完美结合!
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    哪一个福尔摩斯是你的最爱?
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    豪斯医生?还是卷福?
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    或者是经典的扮演者比如彼得•奥图?
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    在评论里告诉我们,
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    并订阅侦探频道。期待下次相见!
Title:
超级侦探科学家:夏洛克•福尔摩斯
Description:

大侦探福尔摩斯破案的时候用尽各种技巧。尽管他是虚构的,但这些科学方法却很真实。特雷西在这里向我们介绍,这个著名大侦探其实是个科学家。

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Video Language:
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