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  • - What is with the lackluster peewoops lately?

    - 最近的peewoops怎麼這麼乏善可陳?

  • Are you okay?

    你還好嗎?

  • Lackluster peewoops?

    乏善可陳的peewoops?

  • Peewhoop. (Peewoop echos)

    Peewhoop.

  • Is there anything I can do to stop drooling while I sleep?

    有什麼辦法能讓我睡覺時不流口水嗎?

  • Stop thinking about Bear.

    別再想小熊了

  • That, in my medical world,

    在我的醫學世界裡、

  • I've seen that the most people drool

    我看到最多人流口水的地方是

  • because they think about Bear.

    因為他們想著熊。

  • No, I would wanna know why you're drooling.

    不,我想知道你為什麼流口水。

  • A lot of times people drool because they're mouth breathing

    很多時候,人們流口水是因為嘴巴在呼吸

  • and it has something to do with a blockage in the nose,

    這與鼻子堵塞有關、

  • and that could be something that's treatable

    這可能是可以治療的疾病

  • with medications due to an allergy or something like that,

    因過敏或類似原因使用藥物、

  • or it could be anatomical.

    也可能是解剖學原因。

  • There's polyps that can develop in the area.

    該區域可能會長息肉。

  • You can have a deviated septum,

    您可能患有鼻中隔偏曲、

  • and as a result, you're constantly mouth breathing,

    是以,你會不停地用嘴呼吸、

  • which causes you to drool

    讓你流口水

  • and wake up dry mouth, dry mucus membranes,

    醒來時口乾舌燥、黏膜乾燥、

  • discomfort, your throat feels like sandpaper,

    不適,喉嚨感覺像砂紙一樣、

  • you get sick more often.

    你會經常生病。

  • You don't get good quality sleep.

    睡眠品質不高

  • You can have sleep apnea, you could snore.

    你可能有睡眠呼吸暫停,你可能打鼾。

  • So breathing through your nose while you're sleeping

    是以,睡覺時用鼻子呼吸

  • is actually optimal.

    實際上是最優的。

  • How can I make a scar disappear?

    如何讓疤痕消失?

  • There's different levels to this,

    這有不同的層次、

  • depending on how aggressive you wanna be.

    就看你想多激進了。

  • The earlier you start intervening in the healing process,

    越早開始干預治療過程越好、

  • the better outcomes you're gonna get.

    就會得到更好的結果。

  • And this starts with just keeping wounds covered as a start.

    這首先要從包紮傷口開始。

  • That's a very important part of it.

    這是非常重要的一部分。

  • Also, depending on how open the wound is,

    此外,還取決於傷口的開放程度、

  • will decide how bad the scar is.

    將決定疤痕的嚴重程度。

  • In some instances it might be better

    在某些情況下

  • to get your wound sutured,

    縫合傷口、

  • especially by someone who's like a plastic surgeon

    尤其是像整容醫生那樣的人

  • if it's in a visible area.

    如果它位於可見區域。

  • Next, you have some topical options.

    接下來,您還可以選擇一些局部用藥。

  • There are all sorts of different creams out there

    市面上有各種各樣的面霜

  • that can help with scars.

    有助於消除疤痕。

  • The next level of it can be actually cosmetic procedures

    它的下一個層次實際上可以是美容程序

  • where you go in to see a dermatologist

    您去看皮膚科醫生的地方

  • to get some laser treatments.

    進行一些激光治療。

  • And these laser treatments can actually resurface the skin,

    這些激光治療實際上可以重塑皮膚、

  • allowing the scar to look less visible.

    讓疤痕看起來不那麼明顯。

  • And then the final level

    最後一關

  • is actually there's scar revision surgery,

    實際上是疤痕修復手術、

  • where uniquely, because of our vision,

    因為我們的遠見卓識、

  • you can actually do a unique type of scar called a Z-scar

    實際上,你可以做一種獨特的疤痕,叫做 Z 形疤痕

  • where it tricks your eye into not seeing the scar.

    它能欺騙你的眼睛,讓你看不到疤痕。

  • It's called a Z-suture or a Z-scar.

    這就是所謂的 Z 形縫合或 Z 形疤痕。

  • Really cool stuff.

    真的很酷。

  • In fact, Dr. Bhanusali, who you've seen on this channel,

    事實上,你們在這個頻道上見過的巴努薩里博士、

  • has actually done a good amount of pro bono scar work,

    實際上,他做了大量的公益傷疤工作、

  • including one young boy who was attacked by a dog

    包括一名被狗襲擊的小男孩

  • in protecting his little sister.

    保護他的妹妹。

  • And Dr. Bhanusali had his scars go from this to this.

    巴努薩里醫生的傷疤從這個變成了這個。

  • Truly amazing work.

    真是了不起的作品。

  • Roy Henson, I've heard that if you have toenail fungus

    羅伊-亨森,我聽說如果你有趾甲真菌

  • peeing on your toes in the shower will kill the fungus.

    洗澡時在腳趾上撒尿能殺死真菌。

  • Is this true?

    這是真的嗎?

  • No, it's not true.

    不,這不是真的。

  • And actually toenail fungus

    實際上是趾甲真菌

  • is notoriously hard to get rid of.

    是出了名的難以去除。

  • In fact, there are some topical antifungal medications

    事實上,有一些外用抗真菌藥物

  • that you could use.

    您可以使用。

  • You have to use 'em for like a really long time.

    你得用上很長一段時間。

  • I'm talking basically a year.

    我說的基本上是一年。

  • And even then, if you use it perfectly,

    即便如此,如果你能完美地使用它、

  • it still may not work.

    可能還是不行。

  • But then if you go the oral route

    但如果你選擇口服

  • and you take oral antifungal medication,

    並口服抗真菌藥物、

  • it is more likely to work.

    更有可能奏效。

  • But then there are more likely chance

    但更有可能的情況是

  • of you having a side effect.

    的副作用。

  • How do I ensure healthy beard growth?

    如何確保鬍鬚健康生長?

  • I think it's about keeping the area well moisturized, clean.

    我認為這與保持局部滋潤和清潔有關。

  • You really wanna avoid folliculitis

    你真的想避免毛囊炎

  • because that can damage a beard.

    因為這會損壞鬍鬚。

  • But in reality, a lot of the supplements

    但實際上,很多保健品

  • and miracle promises that exist for beard stuff

    以及對鬍鬚的神奇承諾

  • literally just condition the actual hair.

    從字面上看,這只是對頭髮的護理。

  • They don't actually facilitate healthier growth.

    它們實際上並不能促進更健康的成長。

  • I've actually struggled with my beard in the past

    實際上,我過去一直在為我的鬍子而苦惱

  • because I've had kind of some patchy areas.

    因為我有一些斑駁的地方。

  • And if you want me to,

    如果你想讓我

  • I have considered doing a hair transplant on my beard.

    我曾考慮過給我的鬍子植髮。

  • I forgot where I have the little spot here.

    我忘了這裡的小位置在哪裡了。

  • I was thinking about taking some facial hair from here

    我想從這裡拿走一些面部毛髮

  • and putting it here to complete my beard.

    把它放在這裡,讓我的鬍子更完整。

  • Not because I care at all

    完全不是因為我在乎

  • what my beard really looks like at this point in my life,

    我的鬍子在我生命的這個階段到底是什麼樣子的、

  • but I think it would be a cool experiment for you to see

    但我認為這將是一個很酷的實驗,你可以看看

  • how we could actually transplant actual hair follicles

    我們如何才能移植真正的毛囊

  • from here to here.

    從這裡到這裡

  • I was gonna do that a couple years ago,

    幾年前我就想這麼做了、

  • but because I was boxing,

    而是因為我在打拳擊、

  • I couldn't sweat for multiple weeks on end

    我連續幾個星期都出不了汗

  • while this procedure was ongoing.

    在這一過程中。

  • So I couldn't do it.

    所以我做不到。

  • But if you want me to do it, let me know in the comments.

    但如果你希望我這麼做,請在評論中告訴我。

  • Who would survive longer in the wild you or Bear?

    你和熊在野外誰能活得更久?

  • Me easily,

    我很輕鬆、

  • even though I'm scared of insects and bugs and all that.

    儘管我害怕昆蟲和蟲子什麼的。

  • No, don't do it, no.

    不,別這麼做,不。

  • Bear's a chicken.

    熊是膽小鬼

  • I would know how to like run and hide and be a proper prey.

    我會知道如何逃跑和躲藏,成為一個合格的獵物。

  • I'm a good prey. He's bad prey.

    我是個好獵物他是壞獵物

  • He'll like say, "What's up?" to the predators.

    它會對掠食者說 "你好嗎?"

  • Although he might be like one of those deer

    雖然他可能像那些鹿一樣

  • that become friends with the cheetah.

    與獵豹成為朋友。

  • (gentle music)

    (輕柔的音樂)

  • I just got a new cat.

    我剛買了一隻新貓。

  • She's really playful,

    她真的很頑皮、

  • but I'm afraid of getting hurt if she bites

    但我怕被她咬傷

  • or scratches my hand really badly.

    或者把我的手抓得很疼。

  • Is there a real risk of that or am I overreacting?

    是真的有這種風險,還是我反應過度?

  • Okay, you're actually not overreacting.

    好吧,其實你並沒有反應過度。

  • Cat bites can be really problematic.

    貓咬人真的很麻煩。

  • There was a Mayo Clinic study

    梅奧診所有一項研究

  • that showed one in three people that got bitten by a cat

    顯示每三個被貓咬傷的人中就有一個

  • ended up getting hospitalized for it.

    最後還是以住進了醫院。

  • Two thirds of the people

    三分之二的人

  • that were hospitalized ended up needing surgery.

    住院治療的患者最終需要進行手術。

  • The reason why I think cat bites are more problematic,

    我之所以認為貓咬人更有問題、

  • unlike dogs who have these blunted teeth

    不像狗的牙齒會變鈍

  • and larger teeth that cause a lot of bleeding,

    以及導致大量出血的較大牙齒、

  • cat teeth are more pinpoint and sharp and go deeper.

    貓科動物的牙齒更尖銳、更鋒利、更深入。

  • So they actually seed the bacteria deep inside the body,

    是以,它們實際上是在身體深處播下了細菌的種子、

  • sometimes into the joint or into the tendon sheath.

    有時會進入關節或腱鞘。

  • And as a result, that bacteria gets trapped in there

    結果,細菌就會被困在裡面

  • and spreads causing a potential skin infection,

    並傳播,造成潛在的皮膚感染、

  • cellulitis into the joint, or septic arthritis,

    或化膿性關節炎、

  • or worse off spreading

    或更糟的是蔓延

  • and seeding throughout the blood,

    並在血液中播種、

  • causing a septicemia or sepsis.

    導致敗血症或膿毒血癥。

  • So the reason for that,

    原因何在?

  • and it's kind of similar to dog bites,

    這有點類似於狗咬人、

  • is there is a bacteria and cat's mouths called Pasteurella.

    貓嘴裡有一種叫做巴斯德氏菌的細菌。

  • It's a serious bacteria that requires antibiotics.

    這是一種嚴重的細菌,需要使用抗生素。

  • Don't sleep on cat bites.

    被貓咬了別睡覺

  • Also, there's cat scratch fever.

    此外,還有貓抓熱。

  • There's even things from kitty litter

    甚至還有貓砂

  • and why we talk about pregnant women

    以及為什麼我們談論孕婦

  • not changing kitty litter

    不換貓砂

  • because of how problematic that could be.

    因為這可能會帶來很多問題。

  • There's all sorts of cat-related illnesses.

    有各種各樣與貓有關的疾病。

  • In fact, maybe I should do a whole video on that.

    事實上,也許我應該就此製作一個完整的視頻。

  • But then the cat people will come for me. (cat meows)

    但到那時,貓人們就會來抓我了。(貓咪喵喵叫)

  • I drink two to three cups of coffee a day.

    我每天要喝兩到三杯咖啡。

  • If I stop drinking for a day, get a headache,

    如果我一天不喝酒,就會頭疼、

  • what can I do to stop the headaches?

    怎樣才能不頭痛?

  • There is a condition called caffeine withdrawal headache,

    有一種情況叫做咖啡因戒斷性頭痛、

  • and it usually comes on pretty quickly when your body

    當你的身體出現以下情況時,它通常會很快出現

  • gets used to essentially developing a tolerance

    習慣於基本上形成一種容忍

  • or a dependence on caffeine,

    或對咖啡因的依賴、

  • where if you don't have caffeine over a period

    如果你在一段時間內沒有攝入咖啡因

  • of 36/48 hours, the blood vessels in your brain

    在 36/48 小時內,您大腦中的血管

  • are thought to swell a little bit

    被認為有點膨脹

  • because the lack of caffeine.

    因為缺乏咖啡因。

  • And when they swell, that pressure increases

    當它們膨脹時,壓力就會增加

  • and you start getting one of these withdrawal headaches.

    然後你就會開始出現戒斷性頭痛。

  • That's the proposed mechanism.

    這就是擬議的機制。

  • It's not 100% proven,

    這還沒有得到 100% 的證實、

  • but usually just having one cup of coffee on your off day

    但通常只是在休息日喝一杯咖啡

  • will decrease the sensation of that headache

    會減輕頭痛的感覺

  • if it is caused by a caffeine withdrawal.

    如果它是由咖啡因戒斷引起的。

  • What's cool about caffeine

    咖啡因的魅力

  • is that while your body does build up a tolerance,

    是,雖然你的身體確實會產生耐受性、

  • getting your body to get rid of that tolerance

    讓你的身體擺脫容忍

  • is a fairly quick process.

    是一個相當快的過程。

  • Meaning just doing a few days without coffee

    意思是幾天不喝咖啡

  • will allow your body to get a really strong kick of caffeine

    會讓你的身體攝入非常強烈的咖啡因

  • on the fourth or fifth day when you actually reintroduce it.

    在第四天或第五天,當你真正重新引入它時。

  • Pretty cool stuff.

    很酷的東西

  • We've learned that through athletic trials.

    我們通過運動試驗學到了這一點。

  • Emma, is it possible to cure vertigo?

    艾瑪,有可能治癒眩暈症嗎?

  • It can be treated.

    可以治療。

  • It really depends on what the cause of vertigo is,

    這確實取決於眩暈的原因是什麼、

  • because while vertigo is labeled as a condition,

    因為雖然眩暈被稱為一種病症、

  • there's a lot of conditions that cause vertigo.

    導致眩暈的疾病有很多。

  • And I like to consider vertigo more of a symptom.

    我認為眩暈更像是一種症狀。

  • Very commonly I have patients come in

    我經常遇到這樣的病人

  • with a condition called BPPV,

    患有一種叫做 BPPV 的疾病、

  • benign positional paroxysmal vertigo.

    良性位置性陣發性眩暈。

  • And this happens quite frequently

    這種情況經常發生

  • when someone changes head positions really quickly,

    當有人快速改變頭部位置時、

  • where the little crystals inside their semicircular canals

    半圓形管道內的小晶體

  • are kind of stuck or misplaced.

    是卡住了還是放錯了位置。

  • And as a result,

    是以

  • they experience this really severe sensation of vertigo

    他們會有非常嚴重的眩暈感

  • that is short lasting,

    這是短暫的、

  • but is triggered by some unique head movements.

    但它是由一些獨特的頭部動作觸發的。

  • It's benign, meaning it's not bad.

    這是良性的,也就是說還不錯。

  • It's positional based on the position.

    它是基於位置的。

  • And paroxysmal means it doesn't happen all the time.

    而陣發性的意思是它並不是一直髮生的。

  • And for that, we actually do a maneuver

    為此,我們實際上做了一個演習

  • called an Epley maneuver

    稱為埃普利機動

  • where we can teach you to do it in the office

    我們可以在辦公室教你如何操作

  • or you could do it yourself at home where you aim

    您也可以在家裡自己做,您的目標是

  • to reposition those crystals in your ear

    調整耳內晶體的位置

  • and can actually help battle some

    而且實際上可以幫助與某些

  • of those symptoms of vertigo.

    的眩暈症狀。

  • But that's not the only form of vertigo, there's a lot.

    但眩暈的形式不止這一種,還有很多。

  • Is there health risk to riding roller coasters

    乘坐雲霄飛車對健康有風險嗎?

  • or going to haunted houses where your heart rate spikes

    或去心率驟增的鬼屋

  • to super high levels?

    到超高水準?

  • I would say there are probably health risks

    我認為這可能會對健康造成危害

  • more musculoskeletal than anything

    肌肉骨骼比什麼都重要

  • being on a rollercoaster like jamming your neck around

    像坐雲霄飛車一樣扭動脖子

  • unless you have a preexisting heart condition or something.

    除非你有先天性心臟病什麼的。

  • But if you're an average healthy person,

    但如果你是一個普通的健康人、

  • having your heart rate go up is kind of physiologic.

    心跳加速是一種生理現象。

  • When I say physiologic, that means it's normal.

    我說的生理性,是指它是正常的。

  • It's not normal to have your heart rate

    心率過快是不正常的

  • go up to 150, 160 as an adult if you're at rest.

    如果休息的話,成人可達到 150 或 160 磅。

  • But if you're in the process of being scared

    但是,如果你在害怕的過程中

  • or you're running, it is normal for it to go up there.

    或你在跑步時,它上升到那裡是正常的。

  • That's called physiologic heart rate range.

    這就是所謂的生理心率範圍。

  • That's why when someone measures their blood pressure

    這就是為什麼當有人測量血壓時

  • like standing and talking to somebody,

    就像站著和人說話一樣、

  • I say, that's not a resting blood pressure measurement.

    我說,這不是靜息血壓測量。

  • So I can't diagnose you with hypertension off of that.

    是以,我不能據此診斷你患有高血壓。

  • I need you to sit still, relax for five minutes

    我要你靜靜地坐著,放鬆五分鐘

  • and do it properly as the CDC does it.

    並按照疾病預防控制中心的方法正確操作。

  • Only then can you get a proper resting blood pressure

    只有這樣,您才能獲得正確的靜息血壓

  • 'cause that's what I'm interested in.

    因為這正是我感興趣的。

  • Not the fact that your blood pressure adjusts

    而不是你的血壓會調整

  • to whatever exercise or physiologic condition

    在任何運動或生理條件下

  • that your body's experiencing.

    你的身體正在經歷的

  • Is it theoretically popular to exercise so much

    從理論上講,如此大量的運動是否受歡迎?

  • and burn so many calories that you stop pooping?

    燃燒大量卡路里,讓你不再大便?

  • No, because there's components that you have to excrete.

    不,因為有些成分你必須排出體外。

  • That's why it's called excretion.

    這就是為什麼叫排洩。

  • The more fibrous foods you contain,

    纖維食物越多

  • the more stool bulking supplements you take,

    服用的大便增量補充劑越多、

  • the bigger your stools can be.

    糞便就越大。

  • And sometimes that's beneficial, sometimes it's problematic.

    有時這樣做是有益的,有時卻會造成問題。

  • It really depends person to person.

    這真的要因人而異。

  • This is why fiber supplements

    這就是為什麼纖維補充劑

  • for some people can help get rid of constipation

    對某些人來說,可以幫助他們擺脫便祕的困擾

  • and others, it can cause constipation.

    和其他疾病,會導致便祕。

  • So you gotta be really careful

    所以你必須非常小心

  • and toe that line very gently.

    並輕輕地踩住這條線。

  • Can stress cause acne?

    壓力會導致痤瘡嗎?

  • Stress can put you into a pro-inflammatory state,

    壓力會使人處於促炎狀態、

  • so to some degree can cause acne,

    是以在某種程度上會導致痤瘡、

  • even if you just look at stress

    即使只看壓力

  • creating higher blood sugars.

    導致血糖升高。

  • That absolutely can happen from a hormonal standpoint.

    從荷爾蒙的角度來看,這絕對有可能發生。

  • And when you have higher blood sugars,

    當你的血糖較高時

  • you tend to have more inflammation in certain areas.

    某些部位的發炎會加重。

  • That can cause some acne.

    這可能會引起一些粉刺。

  • But is it like the number one cause of acne?

    但它是導致痤瘡的首要原因嗎?

  • I would probably venture and say no.

    我可能會大膽地說 "不"。

  • Anna, did you ever wind up getting Botox in your armpits

    安娜,你有沒有在腋下注射肉毒桿菌?

  • to reduce sweating?

    減少出汗?

  • No. I just made peace with the fact that I'm a sweaty boy.

    不,我只是接受了我是個愛出汗的孩子的事實。

  • Bear's a drooly boy and I'm a sweaty boy.

    小熊是個愛流口水的孩子,而我是個愛出汗的孩子。

  • (guitar screeches)

    (吉他尖叫聲)

  • Kelly. Discord.

    凱莉不和

  • Oh, thank you for being a Discord member.

    感謝您成為 Discord 會員。

  • By the way, join our Patreon link down below.

    順便說一句,請加入我們下面的 Patreon 鏈接。

  • It's $9.99, but I don't keep any of that money.

    雖然是 9.99 美元,但我一分錢也沒留。

  • All the money gets donated at the end of the month

    所有的錢都在月底捐出去

  • and it goes to a charity of your choice

    並捐給您選擇的慈善機構

  • where we have a monthly live stream and we chat privately.

    在那裡,我們每月進行一次直播,並私下哈拉。

  • No one can access it except Patreon members

    除 Patreon 會員外,任何人都無法訪問

  • and you get to chat in our Discord, all that good stuff.

    您還可以在我們的 Discord 上哈拉,等等。

  • Okay. Sorry.

    好吧 抱歉

  • Is there any benefit

    有什麼好處

  • to breathing in a paper bag when you're hyperventilating?

    當你過度換氣時在紙袋裡呼吸?

  • Yes.

    是的。

  • When you hyperventilate, you can blow off too much CO2.

    當你過度換氣時,會排出過多的二氧化碳。

  • And when you blow off too much CO2,

    當你吹出過多的二氧化碳時、

  • that can create an acid base problem in your blood

    會造成血液酸鹼問題

  • and it could cause you to pass out.

    並可能導致你暈倒。

  • But when you breathe into a paper bag,

    但當你對著紙袋呼吸時

  • you're actually breathing in the CO2 back that you exhaled

    你實際上是在吸入呼出的二氧化碳

  • so you don't lose as much of it

    這樣你就不會損失那麼多了

  • and as a result, you don't pass out as likely.

    是以,你不容易暈倒。

  • You're not as likely to pass out.

    你不容易暈倒。

  • Sam Desloges.

    薩姆-德斯洛格斯

  • Who is your favorite superhero?

    你最喜歡的超級英雄是誰?

  • You know, I never thought about that.

    你知道,我從沒想過這個問題。

  • Actually, I did.

    事實上,我做到了。

  • It's my dad.

    是我爸爸

  • - [People] Aw!

    - Aw!

  • - User VG.

    - 用戶 VG。

  • My wife got me an ear cleaning kit from TikTok

    我妻子從 TikTok 給我買了一個耳部清潔套裝

  • that has a camera, a light, a rubber tool at the end.

    它的末端有一個攝像頭、一盞燈和一個橡膠工具。

  • Is it safe to use?

    使用安全嗎?

  • No.

  • Please don't use ear cleaning kits.

    請不要使用耳部清潔工具。

  • The only thing that may be safe to use at home

    唯一可以在家中安全使用的東西

  • that I would recommend to some patients

    我會向一些病人推薦

  • are those like earwax dissolving drops

    是那些像耳垢溶解滴劑一樣的東西嗎?

  • and then maybe the bulb to like flush things out.

    然後再用燈泡沖洗一下。

  • But even then, I would still recommend coming in

    但即便如此,我還是建議您

  • to see your primary.

    看你的初選。

  • Cimonty One from Discord.

    來自 Discord 的 Cimonty One。

  • What are your feelings on the TikTok ban?

    您對 TikTok 禁令有何看法?

  • Okay, first of all, we need to set the record straight.

    好吧,首先,我們需要澄清事實。

  • No one is really gonna ban TikTok.

    沒有人會真的禁止 TikTok。

  • Even the thing that's the bill

    即使是賬單上的東西

  • that's being passed is not a ban.

    通過的不是禁令。

  • China owns TikTok.

    中國擁有 TikTok。

  • And what the bill that's being proposed is trying to do

    目前提出的法案試圖做的是

  • is to say that there should be a forced sale of the company

    就是說,應該強制出售公司

  • to another organization, institution that is American owned.

    另一個美國人擁有的組織、機構。

  • And there are legitimate reasons why we would want

    我們希望

  • that sale to happen.

    銷售。

  • First of all, I've been pretty vocal

    首先,我一直在大聲疾呼

  • on TikTok being not great for humanity.

    關於 TikTok 對人類不利的說法。

  • From like the short-form content.

    從喜歡短小精悍的內容。

  • I feel that they are less stringent with the algorithm

    我覺得他們的算法不太嚴格

  • and allow unsavory content

    並允許出現不良內容

  • that is damaging not just the youth,

    損害的不僅僅是年輕人、

  • but all of us as individuals.

    而是作為個體的我們所有人。

  • I've tried to be a good presence on TikTok,

    我一直努力在 TikTok 上保持良好的形象、

  • but I've gotten to the point

    但我已經到了

  • where I might even delete my own.

    在那裡,我甚至可能刪除自己的內容。

  • So click here to check out the video

    點擊這裡查看視頻

  • where I debate that exact premise.

    在那裡,我對這一前提進行了辯論。

  • Click here to check that out,

    點擊這裡查看、

  • and always stay happy and healthy.

    並始終保持健康快樂。

  • (lively music)

    (生動的音樂)

- What is with the lackluster peewoops lately?

- 最近的peewoops怎麼這麼乏善可陳?

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