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2022年01月03日
英语演讲|乔丹·彼得森:自由做自己
企业家励志演讲
如果你受到压迫,你就没有达到应有的程度,或者你知道,你的祖父母很可能是农奴。 问题是,就像一个生病的亲戚,你也有自己的身体问题。 结果,你无法理解这其中的细节。 你认识英雄吗? 2013 年 CNN 英雄提名现已开放。
Okay, so here's a problem.

ENGLISH SPEECH | JORDAN PETERSON: Freedom to Be Yourself

Okay, so here's a problem.

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  Okay(好), so here's a problem. There's a big problem here. The problem is, it's true. You're oppressed, you're oppressed, you're oppressed, you're oppressed. God only knows why. Maybe you're too short or you're not as beautiful as you could be or, you know, your parent, your grandparent was a serf likely, because almost everybody's great grandparent was.
  It's like, you know, and you're not as smart as you could be, and you have a sick relative, and you have your own physical problems, and it's like, frankly(坦率地), you're a mess, and you're oppressed in every possible way, including your ancestry(祖先) and your biology, and the entire(全部的) sum(金额) of human history has conspired to produce(生产) victimized you with all your individual pathological problems. It's like, yes, true, okay. But the problem is, is that it is true, and so if you take the oppressed, you have to fractionate them and fractionate them, and it's like, you're a woman, yeah, okay. Well, I'm a black woman. Well, I'm a black woman who has two children. Well, I'm a black woman who has two children, and one of them isn't very healthy.
  And then, well, I'm a Hispanic(西班牙的) woman, and I have a genius(天才) son who doesn't have any money so that he can't go to university, and, you know, I had a hell(地狱) of a time getting across the border. It was really hard on me to get my citizenship([法] 公民身份). My husband is an alcoholic brute(畜生). It's like, well, yeah, that sucks(吸), too. And so, well, so let's fix all your oppression. And we'll take every single thing into account, and then we'll fix yours, too.
  We'll take every single thing into account. It's like, no, you won't, because you can't. You can't. It is technically(技术上) impossible. First of all, you can't even list all the ways that you're oppressed. Second, how are you going to weight them?
  Third, who's going to decide? And that's the bloody(血腥的) thing. Who's going to decide? That's the thing. Well, what's the answer in the West? It's like, in free markets, oh, yeah, Christ(基督) will never be able to solve this problem.
  No one can solve it. What are we going to do about that? We're going to outsource it to the marketplace(市场). You're going to take your sorry, pathetic(可怜的) being(存在), and you're going to try to offer me something that maybe I want. And I'm going to take my sorry, pathetic being, and I'm going to say, well, all things considered, as well as I can understand them, maybe I could give you this much money, which is actually a promise for that thing. And you've packed all of your damn( 该死的) oppression into the price.
  And I've packed all my oppression into the willingness(乐意) to pay it. And that solution sucks. It's a bad solution. But compared to every other solution, man, it's why 10% of us have freedom(自由). And so there's a tremendous(极大的) illogic at the bottom of this. It's like, you have to fractionate the oppressed all the way down to the level of the individual.
  All that's what the West figured( 认为) out. There's a couple of figures who add the mythological(神话的) roots(根) of our culture. And people get upset with me because I bring in religious themes, but I understand some things about mythology(神话) and religion. It's not an accident that the axiomatic(自明的) Western individual is someone who was unfairly nailed to a cross and tortured(拷打). It's like, yes, right, exactly. So what do you do about that?
  Well, I thought about that for a long time, too. It's like, well, you don't get together in a damn bob. Because all that does is allow you to be as horrible as you could possibly imagine and suffer from none of the consequences. That's a bad idea. So how about we don't do that?

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重点单词:

C2
axiomaticadj./美音/英音自明的
C1
citizenshipnoun./美音/英音[法] 公民身份,公民资格;国籍;公民权
patheticadj./美音/英音可怜的, 悲惨的
funeralnoun./美音/英音葬礼,丧礼,丧葬
riotnoun./美音/英音暴乱;放纵;蔓延
mythologynoun./美音/英音神话
idiotnoun./美音/英音白痴, 愚人, 傻瓜
dumbadj./美音/英音哑的;无言的
gratifyverb./美音/英音使满足
victimizeverb./美音/英音使受害;使牺牲;欺骗
suckverb./美音/英音吸,吮,啜;吸收
marketplacenoun./美音/英音市场;商场;市集
willingnessnoun./美音/英音乐意;心甘情愿;自动自发
complementaryadj./美音/英音补足的,补充的
assaultnoun./美音/英音攻击, 袭击
inadequacynoun./美音/英音不足
Hispanicadj./美音/英音西班牙的
tremendousadj./美音/英音极大的, 巨大的
sakenoun./美音/英音缘故,理由
revengenoun./美音/英音报仇, 复仇
transcendverb./美音/英音超越, 胜过
infinitelyadv./美音/英音无限地,无边地
solidlyadv./美音/英音坚硬地, 稳固地
Jesusnoun./美音/英音耶稣(上帝之子);杰西(男子名)
Christnoun./美音/英音基督;救世主
neuroticadj./美音/英音神经过敏的;神经病的
doomverb./美音/英音注定;判决;使失败
wrenchnoun./美音/英音扳钳, 扳手, 猛扭, 痛苦, 扭伤, 歪曲
miraclenoun./美音/英音奇迹,令人惊奇的人
modernistnoun./美音/英音现代主义者, 现代人
franklyadv./美音/英音坦率地
ancestrynoun./美音/英音祖先;血统
tortureverb./美音/英音拷打
pitnoun./美音/英音坑,地坑;煤矿
mythologicaladj./美音/英音神话的;虚构的
insufficientadj./美音/英音不足的, 不够的
chimpnoun./美音/英音(非洲)黑猩猩
meaningfuladj./美音/英音 意味深长的; 有目的的, 有用意的; 有意义的
专辑
企业家励志演讲
难度
B2
词汇量
447/1913
摘要
如果你受到压迫,你就没有达到应有的程度,或者你知道,你的祖父母很可能是农奴。 问题是,就像一个生病的亲戚,你也有自己的身体问题。 结果,你无法理解这其中的细节。 你认识英雄吗? 2013 年 CNN 英雄提名现已开放。
第1句的重点词汇:
1. OkayB2
intj.好;行
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