每日背誦第一期59

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With only weak scientific evidence relating madness to the moon, perhaps the best way to explain the existence of this myth is to call it a relic of the past: Long before electricity, bright moonlight was an invitation for extra nighttime activity. And for some people, even just one night without sleep is enough to induce mania in them—whether or not they have hair on their hands.

只有微弱的科學證據(jù)能證明瘋狂舉動與月亮有關(guān)，也許解釋這個說法存在的最好方法是把它當作一種過去的遺俗。在發(fā)明電之前很長一段時間，皎潔的月光會誘發(fā)特別的夜間活動。對一些人來說，即使只是一晚不睡，也足以讓他們發(fā)狂──不管他們手上有沒有長毛。

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