So what I end up with is basically martin weitzman 's argument : it 's the nonnegligible probability of utter disaster that should dominate our policy analysis .

所以我和马丁魏茨曼所见略同：不可忽视的大灾难的可能性应该支配我们的政策分析。

She has founded and now directs the weitzman center , dedicated to helping " upscale " victims of domestic abuse .

她建立了并管理着威兹曼中心，该中心致力于帮助家庭暴力中的“高级”受害者。

Mr weitzman , thus , succeeds where many others have failed : he manages to reconcile economics with normal human instincts .

威茨曼先生（mrweitzman）认为要在别人失败的地方有所成就，因此他试图使经济和正常人性相协调。

As harvard 's martin weitzman has argued in several influential papers , if there is a significant chance of utter catastrophe , that chance - rather than what is most likely to happen - should dominate cost-benefit calculations .

就象哈佛大学的马丁魏茨曼在他的几篇影响深远的论文中所主张的那样，如果有可能产生一种重大大灾难，这种可能性即使不是最大的可能，就应该主导成本-收益分析。

While hamer noted that further research is needed to confirm the findings , dr. michael weitzman of new york university medical center , who was not involved in the study , said the results strengthen the evidence that secondhand smoke - and possibly prenatal exposure to tobacco - causes mental health problems in children

哈默尔强调证实该结果需要更进一步的研究，而未做此研究的纽约大学医学中心的迈克尔韦茨曼说，该结果强化了二手烟--以及胎儿期接触香烟--引发儿童精神健康问题的证据。