迩来，2021年清华大学特等奖学金（本科生）辩论会举办，15位提名人“神仙打架”，结束辩论后，现场评委投票，选出了前10名单。

　　提名人精彩共享，从左至右、从上至下顺次为：蔡烨怡、谢廷玉、张晨、吕欣、刘泓、陈逸贤、解海鹏 图源：清华大学新闻网
tsinghua university’s top 10 excellent undergraduate students were selected with netizens saying they envy their high-quality resumes. this year’s tsinghua university special scholarship (undergraduate) — the highest honor of the top-notch university — was awarded to 10 students after 15 candidates completed their defenses on nov 12.

　　15位提名人结束辩论后，现场评委投票，选出了前10名 图源：“清华大学”微信大众号
　　清华大学官网晒出这些提名人信息后，物理系小哥陈逸贤灵敏招引了网友的重视。

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　　网友们火热谈论：“如同周杰伦”“像20世纪初的诗人，还认为是中文系的”“有小说里的郁闷气质”……
among those on the list, physics major chen yixian impressed onlookers with his fluent english. born into a family of college english teachers, chen has won many spoken english competitions since high school.

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　　据介绍，陈逸贤在大一时就招认了天体物理作为自个的研讨方向。在大二时，陈逸贤选择了地舆系研讨生的专题研讨课程。在这门对巨大学博士生都充溢应战的课程上，陈逸贤做出了水平在全班出类拔萃的“磁滚动不平稳性”调研与总述陈述。在断定了行星科学领域方向后，陈逸贤师从美国艺术与科学院院士、高研院客座教授林潮持续进行探究，被评价为“十余年来在清北辅导的最优良的学生”。
　　“在将来，我将持续从事天体物理的研讨，为拓宽人类的常识鸿沟作出自个的奉献”是他结束辩论前立下的方针。

　　而这枚“文艺学霸”不但物理很凶狠，英语也很强，是“21世纪杯”英语讲演竞赛的双料冠军！
　　

　　2021年“21世纪杯”大学组舞台上的陈逸贤
　　两年后，他再次参加21世纪全国英语讲演竞赛，拿到了大学组总冠军，并代表我国参加2021世界大众讲演竞赛，获得总决赛全球六强。

　　2021年陈逸贤在“21世纪杯”大学组总决赛讲演台上

　　陈逸贤在2021世界大众讲演竞赛的讲演台上
　　回想起自个与英语和英语讲演的根由，陈逸贤共享道：
“我的父母都是大学的英语教师，所以从小有一个学习英语的空气。我大学五大学的时分，我老妈给我拿了一本《哈利·波特与凤凰社》串读，每天给我半英半中地读一点，一周读一章。从那时分起我就特别喜爱读原著，初大学的时分也是一周刷三本这种速度不断地看。”
　　陈逸贤还特别喜爱看科幻剧《奇妙博士》，新版老版剧集刷了800集。受快乐喜爱教唆，他也在各类论坛上翻译了不少剧集有关的书和字幕。

　　一同来听陈逸贤在“21世纪杯”大学组总决赛中的夺冠讲演吧：
　　
　　a glimpse into the future
　　do you know people who post pictures of themselves almost every day? snap! look at my new watch. snap! westlake in spring. snap! here’s me middle of a speech competition. from streets to campuses, people are obsessed with taking photos of themselves. but when photography was first introduced to china in the 19th century, it traumatized a generation. with the drawtube shaped like a cannon, the dazzling firework at exposure, like that, and most horrifying of all, the bizarre feeling of your own face staring back at yourself in a piece of paper. “witchcraft,” they say. “an evil ritual taking away our spirits!”
　　as the development of technology moves the wheel of history forward, it was always accompanied by fear. judging in retrospect from an era of selfie craze, of course we would want to tell those benighted people of the past: fear not! your souls won’t be sucked into a camera! this, is exactly what i would like to tell people of the present: fear not! because when technology revolutionizes our lives, humanity frames our action.
　　look at our world now, the debate between scientists and humanists never seem to set our minds at rest. when scientists are bragging about generalizing 5g 6g, the humanists say, you are providing easier ways to infringe on personal privacy; when scientists brag ai as human’s ultimate assistant, the sci-fi writers say, beware that they develop consciousness of their own!
　　once i, a self-proclaimed physicist, talked to my pals from the school of humanities about teleportation, i said, “theoretically we can transport anything from here to there instantly by breaking up the stuff here and reconstructing an identical one there.” but i was instantly bombarded with: “oh, soon you will be transporting people in this way, won’t you? but will one be the same person after teleport? will my consciousness be instantly terminated upon disintegration here, leaving only a duplicate of me to be reconstructed there?” so innocent bystanders, upon hearing these fantastic debates, panic. oh no! the geeks are going to read our mails! robots are going to take over the earth! teleportation is going to destroy thousands of people every day, leaving a world full of clones!
　　but none of this is actually going to happen, because humanists are not alarmists and scientists are not geeks. humanists point out pertinent ethical issues with the hope of correcting them and scientists listen to suggestions rationally to make adjustments as well as amendments. just like the first pioneer who modified the camera to make it less scary, we can always improve technology with humanitarian and care. we can enhance the security of networks by introducing quantum cryptography. we can put restrictions on ai to prevent rogue elements. as for teleportation, maybe it’s too risky to transport humans, but it can still relieve a considerable burden off beijing traffic by taking care of the delivery system!
　　so, taking a glimpse into the future, what exactly do i see? not the ai-reigned dystopia where humans are reduced to slaves, not the post-apocalypse desert after a science breakdown, but a future where humanity thrive with technology as instrument of progress, and technology thrive with humanity as its code of conduct. just like how we mock at the 19th century people for being fearful in front of a camera, our future generations will also be wondering why we had feared some of their daily routin

es in the first place, as they reach ever higher dimensions and roam across the stars.
　　陈逸贤此前在承受“21世纪杯”采访时标明，在将来，他期望顺畅地从清华结业，持续攻读博士研讨生，将天体物理研讨课题和讲演联系起来，做理论物理界最会讲演的，讲演界中物理最佳的。