Livewired
David Eagleman · 初版 2020 年
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“生动传神……《Livewired》读来妙不可言，那种感觉就像是 Oliver Sacks 和 William Gibson 坐在 Carl Sagan 家的前院草坪上合力写出的一本书。”——《The Wall Street Journal》。戒断反应与失恋心碎有什么共同之处？为什么记忆的敌人不是时间而是其他记忆？盲人何以学会用舌头去“看”，聋人何以学会用皮肤去“听”？有朝一日我们能否像控制手指和脚趾那样用思维控制机器人？我们为什么在夜晚做梦，这又与地球自转有什么关系？这些问题的答案
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想看更多这种有趣的故事，可以去看看《Livewired》[1]这本书，里面还带点未来主义视角，聊了聊大脑可以怎样接入各种外设。1: https://www.amazon.com/Livewired-Inside-Story-Ever-Changing-...
Check out the book Livewired [1] for more interesting stories like this, plus a futuristic take on how the brain could be plugged into various kinds of peripherals. 1: https://www.amazon.com/Livewired-Inside-Story-Ever-Changing-...
……被相邻区域随便找由头占领。为了防止这种侵占，会制造伪信号来让它们保持忙碌。记不清书名了，但这理论挺酷的。编辑：找到这本书了——David Eagleman 的《Livewired》
…by neighboring regions for whatever. To prevent that takeover pseudo signals are created to keep them busy. Can't remember the name of the book, but it was a pretty cool theory. EDIT: found the book - Livewired by David Eagleman
去看看 David Eagleman 写的《Livewired》吧。它讲了大脑对各种输入的适应能力，以及如何利用技术来创造新的“感官”。我隐约记得里面提到了方向感知的事，而且它确实改善了……
Check out “Livewired” by David Eagleman. It talks about the brain’s adaptability to various inputs and using technology to create new “senses”. I think I remember the directional thing being covered and it working to improve…
……手动创建课程。我们用 AI 动态生成了所有课程（3-4 小时）。课程采用 AV 幻灯片格式，包含代码、插图等。附注：这个想法灵感来自一本叫《LiveWired》的书。
…create courses manually. We've used AI to create all the courses (3-4 hours) dynamically. Courses are in AV Slideshow format with code, illustrations etc. P.S: The idea was inspired from a book named LiveWired.
也许你会感兴趣，《LiveWired》这本书讨论了这一点。作者还开了一家叫 Neosensory 的公司，做的是把手环上的声音转换成物理振动。
In case it’s interesting, the book Livewired talks about this. The author also has a company called Neosensory which converts sound into physical vibrations on a wristband
……提升我们弹奏乐器时那种动作与反馈带来的“实时”体验（以及乐趣）的途径，甚至哪怕只是敲敲某个发出悦耳声音的随手小物件也一样。在《Livewired》里，David Eagleman 探讨了我们的神经网络快速整合新感官与信息源的惊人能力。同样，我认为音乐家能够快速且熟练地映射……
…ways to enhance the _real-time_ experience (and joy) of action and reaction that comes when we play a musical instrument, or even when we tap on some random object that sounds particularly pleasant. In "Livewired", David Eagleman discusses the astounding ability of our neural networks to quickly integrate new senses and sources of information. Similarly, I think musicians are able to quickly and expertly map…