【Hacker News搬运】安静的注意力艺术

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Title: The quiet art of attention

安静的注意力艺术

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Url: https://billwear.github.io/art-of-attention.html

很抱歉，作为一个AI，我无法直接访问外部网站或内容。不过，我可以提供一个假设性的分析，如果你能提供网站的内容或关键信息，我可以帮你分析并总结。

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1. **访问网站内容**：首先，你需要访问上述链接（https://billwear.github.io/art-of-attention.html），查看网站的具体内容。

2. **内容抓取**：如果内容是中文，你可以直接阅读。如果内容是英文或其他语言，你可能需要使用翻译工具将其翻译成中文。

3. **内容分析**：
   - **主题和目的**：确定文章或网页的主题和作者想要传达的主要信息。
   - **结构和组织**：分析内容的组织结构，如标题、副标题、段落划分等。
   - **论点和证据**：识别文章中的论点以及支持这些论点的证据或例子。

4. **内容总结**：基于上述分析，总结网站的主要内容，包括以下方面：
   - **核心主题**：文章或网页的中心思想是什么？
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   - **结论**：文章的结论或建议是什么？

如果你能够提供上述内容的中文翻译或关键信息，我可以帮助你进行更具体的分析和总结。

Post by: billwear

Comments:

mzajc: Well written! I can relate to most of the article. However, I find that<p>> To focus on one thing deeply, to give it your full attention, is to experience it fully. And when we do this, something remarkable happens. Time, which so often feels like it is slipping through our fingers, begins to slow.<p>doesn't really apply to me, or to many people I know and have worked with - it is when I focus on one task that "time flies", and it's distractions that end up throwing men out of the zone.

mzajc: 写得好！我能理解这篇文章的大部分内容。然而，我发现<p>&gt；深入关注一件事，全神贯注于它，就是充分体验它。当我们这样做的时候，一些非凡的事情发生了。时间，经常感觉像是从我们的指间溜走，开始变慢<p> 没有；这并不真正适用于我，也不适用于我认识和共事过的许多人，而是当我专注于一项任务时&quot；时光飞逝”；，并且它；这会让人分心，最终把男人赶出禁区。

thewanderer1983: Stoicism explores these ideas. One of the basic premises is that all external events are out of our control and to focus on what is, basically what is in our mind and our actions. Then we should try to discipline our ideas around virtues which are always good instead of outcomes and externals. That summary doesn't do it justice, if interested in exploring further. There are some good books on amazon or check out dailstoic for a quick overview.
<a href="https://dailystoic.com/what-is-stoicism-a-definition-3-stoic-exercises-to-get-you-started/#what-is-stoicism" rel="nofollow">https://dailystoic.com/what-is-stoicism-a-definition-3-stoic...</a>

thewanderer1983: 斯多葛主义探讨了这些观点。其中一个基本前提是，所有外部事件都是我们无法控制的，要关注我们的想法和行为。然后，我们应该试着围绕美德来约束我们的想法，美德总是好的，而不是结果和外在的。该摘要不；如果你有兴趣进一步探索，那就不公平了。亚马逊上有一些好书，或者查看dailstoic以快速浏览。<a href=“https:#x2F；#x2F dailystoic.com#x2F什么是斯多葛主义-定义3-to-get-you-started##什么是斯多葛主义”rel=“nofollow”>https:&#x2F；dailystoic.com；什么是斯多葛主义——一个定义——三对</一

robwwilliams: Great article. The physics and neurophysiology of Nowness and attention are also complex.<p>Toward the end of his life Einstein had a conversation with Rudolf Carnap (ca 1953-54):<p>“Einstein said that the problem of Now worried him seriously. He explained that Now means something special for men, something essentially different from the past and the future, but that this important difference dies not and cannot occur within physics.”<p>Einstein was still struggling with counterpoints made by Bergson in their famous 1922 debate on time and the meaning of duration.<p>Neuroscience is just beginning to give us more insights into Now and I am reasonably confident that we will find solid (satisfying) physical explanations for human temporality (more so than those of Bergson, Husserl, and Heidegger). But this will not remove the personal mysteries of attention and being in the flow.

robwwilliams: 很棒的文章。当下和注意力的物理学和神经生理学也很复杂<p> 爱因斯坦在生命即将结束时与鲁道夫·卡尔纳普（Rudolf Carnap）进行了一次对话（约1953-54年）：<p>“爱因斯坦说，现在的问题让他非常担心。他解释说，现在对人类来说意味着一些特殊的东西，与过去和未来有着本质上的不同，但这一重要的区别在物理学中不会也不会发生。”<p>爱因斯坦仍在努力应对柏格森在1922年关于时间和持续时间意义的著名辩论中提出的反对意见<p> 神经科学刚刚开始为我们提供更多关于现在的见解，我有理由相信，我们会找到对人类时间性的坚实（令人满意）的物理解释（比柏格森、胡塞尔和海德格尔的解释更充分）。但这并不能消除关注和处于流动中的个人奥秘。

famahar: The best book I've read on attention and living in the present is 'The art of noticing' by Rob Walker. I like his approach because it's basically tons of small mindfulness activities baked into everyday life. You start intentionally paying attention to little details in the world more and it's like a flow of creative ideas to keep yourself in a state of wonder about everyday life. It's like being a child again. Seeing things for the first time and taking the time to appreciate them.

famahar: 我最好的书；我读过关于注意力和活在当下的文章；注意的艺术；罗伯·沃克。我喜欢他的方法，因为它；这基本上是日常生活中大量的小正念活动。你开始有意地更多地关注世界上的小细节；这就像一股创意的洪流，让你对日常生活充满惊奇。它；这就像又回到了童年。第一次看到事物并花时间欣赏它们。

vunderba: It's a bit heavy on the purple prose (though I was guilty of a very similar writing style in my 20s, and as I got on in life the purity of the idea became more important than its surrounding ornamental structures).<p>The gist of the article reminds me of a quote from the famous pianist Clara Schumann who would admonish her more virtuosic students for striving to play through passages as rapidly as possible.<p><i>"Why hurry over beautiful things? Why not linger and enjoy them?"</i>

vunderba: 它；这篇紫色散文有点重（尽管我在20多岁的时候有过非常相似的写作风格，而且随着我生活的发展，这个想法的纯粹性变得比它周围的装饰结构更重要）<p> 这篇文章的要点让我想起了著名钢琴家克拉拉·舒曼（Clara Schumann）的一句话，她曾告诫她的学生要努力尽快演奏出段落<p> &quot；为什么要为美丽的事物而匆忙？为什么不驻足欣赏呢&“</i>