每日一篇英语文章分享：I have a dream. 争取早日阅读论文自由.

《我有一个梦想》（英文：I have a dream）是美国黑人民权运动领袖马丁·路德·金于1963年8月28日在华盛顿林肯纪念堂发表的纪念性演讲。
《我有一个梦想》是马丁·路德·金在美国黑人受种族歧视和迫害由来已久的背景下，为了推动美国国内黑人争取民权的斗争进一步发展而进行的演说。

每日一篇英语文章分享-----主目录-----持续更新(进不去说明我没写完)：https://blog.youkuaiyun.com/grd_java/article/details/135510070

我与英语博弈了这么久，努力不学它。但最终还是得面对啊。

1. 从小到大，都觉得我一个中国人学洋文有什么用。但是随着自己知识的积累，发现仅仅通过一门语言来获取信息和资料已经远远不够了。尤其是计算机领域，想要继续研究下去，就必须面对一个事实。80%的相关论文都是用英语写的。而用软件翻译，总是无法完全翻译正确。本以为ChatGPT的出现可以让我外语自由，可以节省我大量精力。但是正如马克思主义基本原理中所提及的，人类是唯一具有意识的。人工智能永远无法具备意识，它永远无法实现从0到1. 它只是一个工具，我们不能指望他能像个人类一样。它只会模仿和学习，永远达不到人类对人类的需求。只能达到人类对一个机器的需求。
2. 人工智能只能作为一个工具提升我们的效率，想让他和自己的合作伙伴一样，只是异想天开罢了。没办法，认清现实吧，用人工智能偷懒不现实。好好自己把英语学会吧还是。

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1. 第一部分

     \space\space\space\space     I am happy to join with you today in what will go down in history as the greatest ${}^{①}$demonstration for freedom in the history of our nation.
     \space\space\space\space     ${}^{②}$Five score years ago, a great American, in whose symbolic shadow we stand today, signed the ${}^{③}$Emancipation Proclamation. This ${}^{④}$momentous ${}^{⑤}$decree came as a great ${}^{⑥}$beacon light of hope to millions of slaves who had been ${}^{⑦}$seared in the flames of ${}^{⑧}$withering injustice. It came as a ${}^{⑨}$joyous ${}^{⑩}$daybreak to end the long night of their ${}^{⑪}$captivity. But one hundred years later, the colored America is still not free. One hundred years later, the life of the colored American is still sadly ${}^{⑫}$crippled by the ${}^{⑬}$manacles of ${}^{⑭}$segregation and the chains of ${}^{⑮}$discrimination.
One hundred years later, the colored American lives on a lonely island of ${}^{⑯}$poverty in the midst of a vast ocean of ${}^{⑰}$material prosperity. One hundred years later, the colored American is still ${}^{⑱}$languished in the corners of American society and finds himself an ${}^{⑲}$exile in his own land So we have come here today to ${}^{⑳}$dramatize a shameful condition.

1. Demonstration n. 演示，示威, 示范, 论证
2. Five score years ago 一百年前，score 二十
3. Emancipation Proclamation 解放宣言：美国总统林肯于1863年签署的一份宣言，宣布所有在南北战争中支持南方的奴隶自此时起将被解放

1. Emancipation n. 解放
2. Proclamation n. 正式的公告，宣言；宣布，公布

4. Momentous adj. 重大的，重要的
5. Decree n. 法令，政令；裁定，判决 v. 裁定，判决，颁布
6. Beacon n. 灯塔 v.照亮
7. Sear vt. 烤焦；使……枯萎
8. wither v.（使）枯萎, 衰弱，逐渐消失
9. joyous adj. 高兴的，令人愉快的
10. daybreak n. 黎明；破晓
11. captivity n. 囚禁；被关
12. cripple n. 瘸子，残疾人 v. 使残疾, 使（心理上或情感上）出现问题
13. manacle n. 束缚；手铐 v. 束缚；给……上手铐
14. segregation n. （对不同种族、宗教或性别的人所采取的）隔离并区别对待，隔离政策；隔离
15. discrimination n. 歧视，区别对待；区分，辨别；辨别力，鉴赏力
16. poverty n. 贫穷，贫困
17. material prosperity 物质繁荣：指一个社会或个人在经济上的富裕和繁荣
18. languishing adj. 渴望的；含情脉脉的, 渐渐衰弱的

languish v. 长期受苦，受煎熬, <古>思恋；<古>显示出温柔亲切（或忧伤）的样子

19. exile n. 流放；被流放者，流亡者 v. 流放；使离开
20. dramatize vt. 使戏剧化；vi.戏剧化

2. 第二部分

     \space\space\space\space     ${}^{①}$In a sense we have come to our Nation’s Capital to ${}^{②}$cash a check. When the ${}^{③}$architects of our ${}^{④}$republic wrote the magnificent words of the ${}^{⑤}$Constitution and the ${}^{⑥}$Declaration of Independence, they were signing a ${}^{⑦}$promissory note to which every American was to fall heir.
     \space\space\space\space     This note was a promise that all men, yes, black men as well as white men, would be ${}^{⑧}$guaranteed the “${}^{⑨}$unalienable rights” of “life ${}^{⑩}$liberty and the pursuit of happiness.”
     \space\space\space\space     It is obvious today that America has ${}^{⑪}$defaulted on this promissory note, ${}^{⑫}$insofar as her citizens of color are concerned. Instead of honoring this sacred ${}^{⑬}$obligation, America has given its colored people ${}^{⑭}$a bad check, a check which has come back marked “ ⑮ ^{⑮} ⑮</