世界著名的灵长类动物学家珍·古道尔（Jane Goodall）在黑猩猩的自然环境中度过了数年。就像这句话所暗示的那样，她知道自己的存在会产生影响。这个想法也被称为观察者悖论：观察某事物的行为改变了所观察到的事物。

World famous primatologist Jane Goodall spent years in the natural environment of chimpanzees. As this quote suggests, she knew that her presence there had an impact. This idea is also known as the Observer's Paradox: the very act of observing something changes the thing observed.

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My laptop is haunted by Siddahartha
The quote I wrote down was
And once again, another time, when Siddhartha left the forest together with Govinda, to beg for some food in the village for their brothers and teachers, Siddhartha began to speak and said: "What now, oh Govinda, might we be on the right path? Might we get closer to enlightenment? Might we get closer to salvation? Or do we perhaps live in a circle— we, who have thought we were escaping the cycle?"

Quoth Govinda: "We have learned a lot, Siddhartha, there is still much to learn. We are not going around in circles, we are moving up, the circle is a spiral, we have already ascended many a level."

“北冥有鱼，其名为鲲。鲲之大，不知其几千里也。” taken from the chapter《逍遥游》(“Free and Easy Wandering”) . Translated into English, the quote says, “There is a fish in the Northern Sea that goes by the name of Kun. Kun is large; just how many Chinese miles it spans in size, we do not know.”