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从生物化学方面去理解情绪问题的困难,总有一天会部分地被人类的泪水所洗刷一新——这种泪水是由于悲痛而不是外来的刺激(比如洋葱)所产生的。关于这种可能性的研究,圣·保罗·拉姆齐医学中心的一名生物化学家威廉·H·费莱二世正在训练一批人用试管去收集人们的眼泪。费莱指出,和血液、尿和粪便比较起来,眼泪很少受到人们的科学研究。他认为,要求一次根本改变,其理由是眼泪对情绪方面有一种不平常的反应。
The difficulty of understanding the emotional problems biochemically will someday be partially renewed by the tears of humankind - caused by grief rather than by external stimuli such as onions. Regarding this possibility, William H. Fayle II, a biochemist at the St. Paul Ramsay Medical Center, is training a group of human test tubes to collect the tears of people. Fei Lai pointed out that compared with blood, urine and feces, tears are rarely subject to scientific research. He believes that a fundamental change is required on the grounds that tears have an unusual reaction to emotions.