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  • Hey.

    嘿。

  • So I was thinking about that argument.

    所以我在想這個說法。

  • We had the other day.

    我們有一天。

  • Yeah, yeah.

    是的,是的。

  • And I did my own research.

    我還做了自己的研究。

  • I'm gonna stop you right there.

    我將在這裡阻止你。

  • What do you mean by you?

    你說你是什麼意思?

  • Did your own research?

    做了自己的研究嗎?

  • Well, I looked into the issue at hand.

    好吧,我研究了手頭的問題。

  • What do you mean?

    你是什麼意思?

  • How cite your sources that you looked into for this?

    你是如何引用你所調查的資料來源的?

  • This research?

    這項研究?

  • There were it was like, like a lot more than read it in google.

    有它是像,像很多比在谷歌閱讀它。

  • Youtube doesn't count.

    Youtube不算數。

  • It's still owned by google.

    它仍然由谷歌擁有。

  • You know what I do know what what credible sources are.

    你知道嗎,我確實知道什麼是可信的來源。

  • I mean, did you look at testimonials from experts?

    我的意思是,你看了專家的推薦信嗎?

  • Did you consult professionals in the field?

    你是否諮詢過該領域的專業人士?

  • Not just one, but several because they're gonna be, you know, some disagree being within a field of study.

    不只是一個,而是幾個,因為他們會,你知道,在一個研究領域內的一些不同意。

  • Did you look at incredible, incredible sites like new york Times and NPR or are we talking opinion, editorial pieces from medium?

    你是否看了像《紐約時報》和NPR這樣令人難以置信的網站,還是我們在談論媒體的意見、社論文章?

  • Okay.

    好的。

  • Dude, you don't have to be like condescending.

    老兄,你不必像居高臨下的樣子。

  • I really don't see how many, pointing out a potentially flawed method of researching something without using credible sources as condescending.

    我真的看不出有多少人,指出一個可能有缺陷的研究方法,而不使用可信的來源,是居高臨下的。

  • It just did what you're saying.

    它只是做了你所說的事情。

  • It just did.

    它就是這樣。

  • Okay, look, I'm not trying to be condescending.

    好吧,聽著,我不是想居高臨下。

  • It's just that did we went to high school together, what does it, what does it have to do with like actually anything.

    只是,我們是否一起上過高中,這有什麼,這有什麼關係,就像實際上有什麼。

  • So I know what you consider to be studying and the subsequent grades you got for said stuff and didn't you find out about this entire issue and who cares that I got from facebook facebook is notorious for misinformation spreading and a lack of fact checking.

    所以我知道你認為是在學習什麼,以及後來你在說的東西上得到的成績,你不是發現了這整個問題嗎,誰在乎我從臉書上得到的臉書因傳播錯誤信息和缺乏事實核查而臭名昭著。

  • So okay, don't you want to know that the opinion that you currently have is based on accurate information that you are not being manipulated into forming an opinion that's going to serve the corporate elite that you are not being radicalized for someone's agenda to enact a conspiracy theory.

    所以,好吧,難道你不想知道你目前的意見是基於準確的資訊,你沒有被操縱,形成一個要為企業精英服務的意見,你沒有被激化,為某人的議程制定一個陰謀論。

  • Oh my God, I actually found out that conspiracy theory is a conspiracy theory.

    哦,我的上帝,我居然發現陰謀論是一種陰謀論。

  • The FBI actually coined the term to have people like radically just dismiss all these other informed people like myself about things that were going on basically like the JFK.

    聯邦調查局實際上創造了這個詞,讓人們從根本上否定所有其他像我這樣的知情者,他們對發生的事情基本上像肯尼迪事件一樣。

  • Oh my God.

    哦,我的上帝。

  • Okay, well I have no opinion on that because I have no information on it and neither do you.

    好吧,我對此沒有意見,因為我沒有這方面的資訊,你也沒有。

  • You know what anna you think?

    你知道Anna你是怎麼想的嗎?

  • You know everything?

    你什麼都知道?

  • No dude, listen, okay, that's exactly my point.

    不,夥計,聽著,好吧,這正是我的觀點。

  • I don't think I know anything and I think that's exactly where all of us have to start admitting that we don't know anything.

    我不認為我知道什麼,我認為這正是我們所有人都必須開始承認我們不知道什麼的地方。

  • And then when we have a piece of information presented to us, we have to treat it like a piece of food we found in our fridge without an expiration date.

    然後當我們有一個資訊呈現在我們面前時,我們必須把它當作我們在冰箱裡發現的一塊沒有過期的食物。

  • We have to analyze it and examine it and wonder where did this come from?

    我們必須分析它,檢查它,想知道這是從哪裡來的?

  • And when did it come from?

    那麼它是什麼時候來的呢?

  • Otherwise we're really gonna regret putting it in our mouths.

    否則我們真的會後悔把它放進我們的嘴裡。

  • Okay, well like what about your videos?

    好吧,那麼像你的視頻呢?

  • All that?

    所有這些?

  • Like psychology advice, trying to make funny and your videos aren't funny.

    像心理學建議一樣,試圖讓人覺得有趣,而你的視頻並不有趣。

  • You do research any of that.

    你確實在研究這些。

  • Hell No, I don't.

    當然不,我不知道。

  • That's why I'm just a parent for my therapist, she has a PhD and I have a very expensive hourly rate that I pay her that I want to write off as a business expense.

    這就是為什麼我只是我的治療師的父母,她有博士學位,我有一個非常昂貴的小時費,我付給她,我想把它作為商業費用來註銷。

  • Well, you know what?

    嗯,你知道嗎?

  • Dude, I'm entitled to have my own opinion.

    老兄,我有權有自己的看法。

  • Absolutely.

    絕對的。

  • You are entitled to your own opinion.

    你有權發表自己的意見。

  • And I know that you want to have an opinion that's formed on facts, not other people's opinions of those facts, which they may be misinterpreting.

    我知道你想有一個基於事實形成的意見,而不是其他人對這些事實的意見,他們可能誤解了這些事實。

  • Okay.

    好的。

  • Yeah.

    是的。

  • So do you wanna go do your own research again?

    那麼你想再去做你自己的研究嗎?

  • Yeah, I guess you're right.

    是的,我想你是對的。

  • I guess if I'm gonna have a really strong opinion about a topic, I should definitely try to find objective reports that aren't skewed to incite the pathos in me for monetization.

    我想,如果我對一個話題有非常強烈的看法,我肯定應該嘗試找到客觀的報告,而不是為了賺錢而歪曲煽動我的悲愴。

  • I guess that the world at large is trying to keep me on their platforms and manipulate my attention and perhaps even radicalize me, you know, with their sensationalism.

    我猜想,整個世界正試圖讓我留在他們的平臺上,操縱我的注意力,甚至可能使我變得激進,你知道,他們的聳人聽聞。

  • I guess I should examine the information that I receive and take it with a grain of salt until I can confirm it with credible sources.

    我想我應該檢查我收到的資訊,在我能用可靠的消息來源確認之前,我應該用一粒鹽來對待它。

  • Exactly.

    正是如此。

  • That's all I'm saying.

    這就是我要說的。

  • Oh my God, dude, there's like a new joe Rogan episode about this very thing.

    哦,我的上帝,夥計,有一個新的喬-羅根的插曲就是關於這件事的。

  • I'm gonna go like watch it, listen to it.

    我要去像看它,聽它。

  • Subscribe to it and then I'm gonna get back at you.

    訂閱它,然後我就會報復你。

  • Oh my God, I'm anna O'Connor, thank you.

    哦,我的上帝,我是安娜-奧康納,謝謝你。

  • The patrons who supported today's video and thank you to better help for sponsoring today's episode.

    支持今天視頻的贊助人,感謝更好地幫助贊助今天的節目。

  • Even if you aren't a mess.

    即使你不是一個爛攤子。

  • You know, sometimes we all just need help navigating life struggles, pinpointing what's interfering with our happiness or we just need some help creating patterns that serve our lives more.

    你知道,有時我們都只是需要幫助來駕馭生活中的掙扎,準確地指出什麼干擾了我們的幸福,或者我們只是需要一些幫助來創造更有利於我們生活的模式。

  • Better help can assess your needs and match you with your own licensed therapist.

    更好的幫助可以評估你的需求,併為你匹配你自己的持牌治療師。

  • I have several friends who use them now and they say that you can start communicating within 48 hours.

    我有幾個朋友現在使用他們,他們說,你可以在48小時內開始溝通。

  • Better help has more than 15,000 counselors in their network that otherwise may not be locally in many areas and you send a message to your counselor anytime and then you schedule a weekly video or phone session.

    更好的幫助在他們的網絡中擁有超過15,000名諮詢師,否則在許多地區可能不在當地,你隨時向你的諮詢師發送消息,然後你安排每週的視頻或電話會議。

  • They also offer more affordable access than traditional online counseling and they have financial aid available.

    與傳統的在線諮詢相比,他們還提供了更多負擔得起的機會,而且他們有財政援助。

  • Better help wants you to start living a happier, more fulfilled life today.

    更好的幫助希望你今天就開始過上更快樂、更充實的生活。

  • You can go to better help dot com slash icona that's better.

    你可以去更好的幫助點com slash icona,那會更好。

  • H E L p.

    H E L p.

  • And join over a million people taking charge of their mental health with the help of an experienced professional.

    並加入超過一百萬人的行列,在有經驗的專業人士的幫助下負責他們的心理健康。

Hey.

嘿。

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