It depends in part, though, on how the fully alive view the mental capacities of thevegetative-an area that has not been investigated much.
这是个痛苦的决定。不过,这在某种程度上取决于真正活着的人如何看待植物人的心智活动能力,这个领域人类还未作过深入研究。
To fill that gap Kurt Gray of the University of Maryland, and Annie Knickman and Dan Wegnerof Harvard University, conducted an experiment designed to ascertain just how peopleperceive those in a persistent vegetative state. What they found astonished them.
为了填补这个领域的空白,马里兰州大学的库尔特?格雷和哈佛大学的丹?魏格纳进行了一个实验,旨在确定人们如何认知植物人。实验结果令他们大吃一惊。
They first asked 201 people stopped in public in New York and New England to answerquestions after reading one of three short stories.
首先,他们在纽约和新英格兰的公众场所选择201个人,让他们阅读三个小故事的其中一个,然后回答一些问题。
In all three, a man called David was involved in a car accident and suffered serious injuries.
三个故事当中,都讲到一个名叫大卫的男人遭遇车祸并严重受伤。
In one, he recovered fully.
在第一个故事里,大卫完全康复了。
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