You are not special you are already predictable and also unfortunately malleable.

你并不特别，你已经是可预测的，而且不幸的是，你也是可塑的。

It stays malleable well into early adulthood.

童年早期时前额皮质层仍然是容易改变的。

So in short, the brain is malleable.

简而言之，大脑具有良好的延展性。

The brain is more malleable than we thought.

大脑比我们想象的更具有可塑性。

But being soft and malleable is far from impotent.

但是柔软和有延展性远不是无能。

That fitted with experiments by psychologists such as Elizabeth Loftus, which demonstrated just how malleable memories can be.

这与伊莎白·洛夫图斯等心理家的实验相吻合，这些实验证了记忆可塑性的强大。

So now let's go over some specific ideas for manipulating those three most malleable factors.

那么现在就让我们来看看如何控制这三个最具可塑性的因素。

Truth is now considered malleable by opinion and by zero-sum endgames.

现在，真相被认为是可以被观点和零和博弈所塑造的。

Strength implies being hard and firm; weakness implies being soft and malleable.

力量意味着坚硬而坚定；弱点意味着柔软而有延展性。

Turns out science suggests our sleep schedule is way more malleable than we might think.

事实证，表我们的睡眠时间表比我们想象的要更具可塑性。

Neuroscience has shown that our brains are not fixed, and, in fact, they are very malleable.

神经已经表，我们的大脑不是固定的，事实上，大脑具有很强的可塑性。

But it's a fundamentally malleable and shapable system, one in which the human hand is always present.

它是一个可延展的、可塑的系统，人类的手始终参与其中。

And also it's what makes them malleable.

这也是使它们具有延展性的原因。

It's not that adults can't learn to have healthy conversations about race, but the minds of children are more malleable.

并不是说成人无法用健康的方式谈论种族，而是孩子的心智更有可塑性。

They're malleable. They change as we use them.

它们是可塑的。 当我们使用它们时， 它们会发生变化。

And you, my sweet, are very malleable.

而你 亲爱的 太容易受人摆布。

It's certainly more malleable than the ones [laughs] I was making.

它肯定比我做的那些更具延展性（笑）。

In spite of their orderly arrangement though, most metals are quite malleable.

尽管它们排列有序，但大多数金属都具有很好的延展性。

This brings us to a very important point: your capacity to predict the future, or time travel effectively, is malleable.

你预测未来或进行有效时间旅行的能力是可以改变的。

I like this because it's white but it dries clear and it's malleable.

我喜欢这个，因为它是白色的，但它干得很干净而且有延展性。