第一天 ted英语学习Chris Milk: How virtual reality can create the ultimate empathy machine

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                           Chris Milk: How virtual reality can create the ultimate empathy machine
            Viirtual reality started for me in sort of an unusual place.It was the 1970s.I got into the

field very young,I was seven years old.And the tool that I used to access virtual reality was the

Evel Knievel stunt cycle.This is a commercial for that particular item:(Video)Voice-over:What a

jump!Evel's riding the amazing stunt cycle.That gyro-power sends him over 100 feet at top

speed.Chris Milk:So this was my joy back then.I rode this motorcycle everywhere.And I was

there with Evel Knievel;we jumped the Snake River Canyon together.I wanted the rocket.I

never got the rocket,I only got the motorcycle.I felt so connected to this world.I didn't want

to be a storyteller when I grew up,I wanted to be stuntman.I was there .Evel Knievel was my

friend.I had so much empathy for him.But it didn't work out.(Laughter)I want to art school.I

startes making music videos.And this is one of the early music videos that I made:

(Music:"Touch the Sky"by kanye West )CM:You may notice some slight similarities  here.

(Laughter)And I got that rocket.(Laughter)So,now I'm a filmmaker ,or,the beginning of a

fillmmaker,and I started using the tools that are available to me as a filmmaker to try to tell

the most compelling stories that I can to an audience.And film is this incredible medium that

allows us to fell empathy for people that are very different than us and worlds completely

foreign from our own. Unfortunately,Evel Knievel did not feel the same empathey for us that

we felt for him,and he sued us for this video--(Laughter)--shortly thereafter.On the upside ,the

man that I worshipped as a child,the man that  I wanted to become as an adult,I was finally

able to get his autograph.(Applause)Let's talk about film now.Film,it's an incredible

medium,but essentially ,it's the same now as it was then.It's a group of rectangle that arw

played in a sequence.And we've done incresdible things with those rectangles.But I started

thinking about,is there a way that  I can use modern and developing technologies to tell story

in different ways and tell different kinds of stories that maybe I couldn't tell using traditional

tools of filmmaking that we've been using for 100 years?So I started experimenting,and what 

I was trying to do was to build the ultimate empathy machine.And here's one of the early

experiments；（3：14）