Will you still need me
Will you still need me
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你还需要我吗
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发表时间：
2010
影响因子：
4.8
通讯作者：
R. Tarr
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作者：
R. Tarr
>“我希望我在变老之前死去”
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1966年《谁人》（The Who，My Generation）
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“宁为燃烧，不为消逝”
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尼尔·杨《锈不眠》1979
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“活得艰难，死得年轻，留下一具美丽的尸体”
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>詹姆斯·迪恩
以上所表达的同情是年轻一代的同情。它们不仅存在于今天的年轻一代，而且在历史上一直是许多年轻一代的战斗口号，如果不是用这么多的话来表达的话。这句话不应该从字面上理解;年轻一代中的大多数人都不愿意在他们变老之前死去。事实上，如果皮特汤森和尼尔杨今天要提出他们的主张，他们最有可能会缓和他们的主张。相反，这些词语反映了永远存在的代沟，即各代人之间普遍存在的思想和态度差异。这些差异往往是如此之大，以至于年轻一代的成员可能会声称，他们宁愿不存在，也不愿随着年龄的增长而变成老一代的克隆。
在这一点上，你可能会问自己这与任何事情都有什么关系，更不用说神经介入手术领域了。我很确定...
> “I hope I die before I get old”
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> The Who, My Generation 1966
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> “Better to burn out than to fade away”
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> Neil Young, Rust Never Sleeps 1979
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> “Live hard, die young and leave a beautiful corpse”
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> James Dean
The sympathies expressed above are sympathies expressed by the younger generation. They lie not just with today's younger generation but historically have been the rallying cry of many a younger generation, if not expressed in so many words. The words should not be taken literally; most in the younger generation would not rather die before they get old. In fact, it is most probable that Pete Townsend and Neil Young would tone down their assertions if they were to make them today. Rather, the words reflect the ever present generation gap, the ubiquitous difference in thought and attitudes among generations. These differences are often so strong that members of the younger generation might claim that they would rather not exist than to transform into a clone of an older generation as they age.
At this point you may be asking yourself what this has to do with anything, let alone the field of neurointerventional surgery. I'm quite sure …