So listen, all of the work I&#39ve shown you,听我说，我向你们展示的所有工作，the stuff that I&#39ve built that&#39s all around me on this stage我身边所有这些自己造出来的东西，and the other projects my lab is involved in还有我的实验室参与的其他项目，are all a direct result of me playing with your garbage.都是我玩转你们丢的垃圾的直接结果。Play -- play is a key par

What I&#39m really curious about is if one day,我真正好奇的是会不会有一天，it will be possible to repair, rebuild and augment our own bodies with stuff we make in the kitchen.人们有可能修复、改造、强化我们自己的身体，用到的只是我们厨房里的材料。Speaking of kitchens, here&#39s some asparagus.好，说到厨房，这是一些芦笋。They&#39re tasty, and they make your pee sm

I actually brought this up with my wife.我也跟我的老婆提起过这件事，She&#39s a musical instrument maker, and she does a lot of wood carving for a living.她是一位乐器制造家，也把制作木雕当成一种职业。So I asked her, &quotCould you, like, literally carve some ears out of an apple for us?&quot所以我问她，“你可以为我们用苹果雕刻出一些耳朵吗？”And she did. So I to

So one day I was hacking something, I was taking it apart, and I had this sudden idea:有一天我正在拆解东西，我突然产生了这样的想法：Could I treat biology like hardware?我能不能把生物体当作硬件？Could I dismantle a biological system, mix and match the parts我能不能拆分一个生物系统，混合并配对拆分出来的部分，and then put it back together in some new and creative

I&#39ve got a confession. I love looking through people&#39s garbage.坦白地说，我喜欢翻看别人丢弃的垃圾。Now, it&#39s not some creepy thing.这可不是什么怪癖。I&#39m usually just looking for old electronics, stuff I can take to my workshop and hack.我通常只是寻找旧的电子器件，那些我可以带回工作室进行改装的东西。I do have a fetish for CD-ROM drives.我尤其痴迷于光盘驱动

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