Name: 極端所有權｜Jocko Willink｜TEDx內華達大學 (Extreme Ownership | Jocko Willink | TEDxUniversityofNevada)
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It is indifferent, and devastating, and evil.

And it teaches you lessons that you will not forget.

to see humanity in its most glorious moments.

War teaches you about sorrow, and loss, and pain.

And it teaches you about the preciousness

And unfortunately, war teaches you the most when things go wrong.

one of the most impactful lessons that I learned from war

which at the time, was the epicenter of the insurgency

where brutal and determined terrorists ruled the streets

during an operation that I was in charge of

We had multiple units out on the battlefield fighting the enemy.

along with small elements of my SEAL team.

with its confusion, and chaos, and mayhem,

through a series of mistakes, and human error,

and poor judgment, and Murphy's law, and just plain bad luck,

And when it was over, and the fog of war lifted,

one friendly Iraqi soldier was dead, two more were wounded,

and it was only through a miracle that no one else was killed.

And it was reported up the chain of command what had happened.

That we had fought, and wounded, and killed each other.

And when we got back to base, things didn't get much better.

There was a message waiting for me from my commanding officer,

the master chief, and the investigating officer

And they told me to prepare a debrief to explain

exactly what had happened on the operation and what had gone wrong.

It meant that somebody had to be held accountable.

It meant that somebody had to get fired for what had happened.

I detailed every mistake that was made and who made it.

in the planning, and the preparation, and the execution in the operation,

and I pointed out who was responsible for that failure.

There were so many people that I could incriminate with guilt.

For some reason, I just couldn't put my finger

and who specifically I should blame for what had happened.

and I went over it again and again, and I struggled for an answer.

And then, when I was about ten minutes from starting the debrief,

that there was only one person to blame for the confusion,

only one person to blame for the wounded men,

and only one person to blame for the dead Iraqi soldier.

And with that knowledge, I walked into the debriefing room

and the master chief, and the investigating officer

were sitting there waiting for me, along with the rest of my men,

with his head and his face all bandaged up.

And I stood up before them, and I asked them one simple question,

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