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bilibili_data_11962183_BV1Nc411D7eF_p31_BV1Nc411D7eF_p31_m4-dialogue_0010621 | [S1] Yes. For hard cheese, I would recommend this Italian one here. It has a very strong smell and a dry flavor. You can cut it into thin slices and eat it on its own. It's $16. [S2] Okay, I'll take both. Thank you for your help. [S1] Questions eight to 11 are based on the conversation you have just heard. Question eight. What does the woman plan to do for the weekend? | 29.56 | 3.311253 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11962183_BV1Nc411D7eF_p31_BV1Nc411D7eF_p31_m4-dialogue_0010621.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11962183_BV1Nc411D7eF_p32_BV1Nc411D7eF_p32_m4-dialogue_0097811 | [S1] Conversation two. [S2] Our school is replacing printed textbooks with e-textbooks next semester. I can't wait. [S1] Really? What about the cost? Not only buying all those tablets, but the software and electronic infrastructure that goes with it. Not to mention retraining all the teachers and administration staff. | 23.92 | 3.334315 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11962183_BV1Nc411D7eF_p32_BV1Nc411D7eF_p32_m4-dialogue_0097811.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11962183_BV1Nc411D7eF_p32_BV1Nc411D7eF_p32_m4-dialogue_0097812 | [S1] Yes, but the software for electronic readers can be updated instantly without the need for buying a whole lot of new books. That's better for the environment. [S2] But the core curriculum doesn't change that much. Printed textbooks that are not brand new still contain the basic relevant information of core subjects. [S1] Well, I'm looking forward to the change. [S2] I'll stick with my printed books. | 28.92 | 3.352028 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11962183_BV1Nc411D7eF_p32_BV1Nc411D7eF_p32_m4-dialogue_0097812.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11962183_BV1Nc411D7eF_p36_BV1Nc411D7eF_p36_m4-dialogue_0967899 | [S1] Conversation one. [S2] I've made a new friend recently. Her name is Susan, and she's from South Africa. [S1] How did you meet her? [S2] We met over WeChat. She has very cool photos on her social media. The photos of her hometown look amazing. [S1] What's her hometown called? | 21.36 | 3.406036 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11962183_BV1Nc411D7eF_p36_BV1Nc411D7eF_p36_m4-dialogue_0967899.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_11962183_BV1Nc411D7eF_p37_BV1Nc411D7eF_p37_m4-dialogue_0967902 | [S1] ... Conversation two. [S2] Hi, Jennifer. I'm really struggling with this semester's workload. Do you have any advice? [S1] Have you considered making a study guide? It's a tool you can make yourself to take the stress out of studying. I've been using one since the start of last semester, and it has really helped relieve a lot of study pressure. | 27.32 | 3.411059 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_11962183_BV1Nc411D7eF_p37_BV1Nc411D7eF_p37_m4-dialogue_0967902.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927561 | [S1] pretty well off and I'm very happy. Uh, and I don't, and I worked at those. And so I've learned a few things. There are some principles. And so I try to lay them out, but in a timeless manner where you can kind of figure it out yourself. 'Cause at the end of the day, I can't really teach anything. [S2] Mm-hmm. [S1] I can only inspire you and maybe give you a few hooks so you can remember things when they happen or put a, put a name to them. So this podcast actually ended up explaining this tweet storm. So there was a tweet storm of like 36, 38 tweets, got very famous, got translated into dozens of languages. | 29.88 | 3.284072 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927561.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927585 | [S1] ... you 10 years ago that podcasting was gonna be a job, or that, uh, you know, playing video games was gonna be a job, or commentating on video games- [S2] Mm-hmm. [S1] ... was gonna be a job, you would have laughed me out of the room. [S2] Yeah. [S1] Those are nonsense jobs, but yet, here we are. So society will always create new jobs. Civilization creates new jobs, but it's impossible to predict what those jobs are. So the question is, how quickly is that transition happening? Well, the reality is, even though everybody keeps talking about this automation apocalypse, we're at a record low unemployment. | 29.12 | 3.165588 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927585.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927602 | [S1] Some ethical games. The problem is because of these looters who have ruined capitalism's name- [S2] Mm-hmm. [S1] ... that then you get socialists coming in and saying, "Burn the whole system down." [S2] Right. [S1] You burn the whole system down, we end up like Venezuela or the former Soviet Union. You know, you don't wanna be a failed socialist state with emaciated teens hunting cats in the streets to eat, right? That's literally what happens in some of these places. Uh, so I think it's very important not to destroy the engine of progress that brought us here. | 27.04 | 3.251574 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927602.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927603 | [S1] Yeah, the idea that socialism just hasn't worked yet, that it needs to, the, the, we just need to do it right. If we do it right, we can ne- if you ever had a debate- [S2] Like 100 million dead and- [S1] Yeah. [S2] Yeah. [S1] Yeah, well- [S2] Let's keep trying. [S1] All over the world, yeah. And, and every single time it's been implemented. [S2] Every single time, yeah. [S1] Have you ever had a conversation with someone who's a socialist? Who, were, were you- [S2] Oh, many times. Some of my better, better friends are socialists. [S1] Really? [S2] So we, we really get into it, yeah. [S1] And what is there, I mean, does anyone have a compelling perspective at all? | 26.96 | 2.980192 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927603.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927604 | [S1] I, I think the, really, socialism comes from the heart, right? You all, we all wanna be socialist. Capitalism comes from the head, right? Because they're always cheaters in any system. [S2] Yes. [S1] And there's incentives in any system. So, when you're young, if you're, if, if you're not a socialist, you have no heart. When you're older, if you're not a capitalist, you have no head, right? You haven't thought it through. So, I understand where it comes from. I always liked Nassim Taleb's frame of this, where he said, "With my family, I'm a communist." | 28.2 | 3.167398 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927604.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927605 | [S1] ... with my close friends, I'm a socialist. Uh, you know, at my state level politics, I'm a Democrat. At, you know, higher levels, I'm a, I'm a Republican, and at the federal level, I'm a libertarian. [S2] Mm-hmm. [S1] Right? So basically, the larger the group of people you have massed together, who have different interests, the less trust there is, the more cheating there is, the better the incentives have to be aligned, the better the system has to work, the more you go towards capitalism. The smaller the group you're in, you're in a kibbutz, you're in your commune, you're in your house, you're in your tribe, by all means be a socialist. | 29.88 | 3.286477 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927605.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927606 | [S1] With my aunts, with my brother, with my cousins, with my uncles, with my mom, with my family. [S2] Yes. [S1] I'm a socialist. That's the right way to live a loving, happy, integrated life. [S2] Yes. [S1] But when you're dealing with strangers, I mean, you want to be a real socialist? Great. Open all your doors and windows tomorrow. [S2] Yeah. [S1] Please, everybody, come take what you want. See how that works out. [S2] Yeah. Um, this idea of income inequality, that always strikes me as a very, it's a deceptive term, income inequality. [S1] Well- | 28.88 | 3.31686 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927606.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927609 | [S1] And there's a lot of virtue signaling that goes on now where people say, "Well, it's 'cause you're privileged." [S2] Yeah, sort of that. [S1] It's like, "Well, you know, you know what the greatest privilege is? You're alive." [S2] Mm-hmm. [S1] 85% of humanity is dead. [S2] Yeah. [S1] So, how privileged are you? Then you're living in the first world. Then you're, you know, you have four limbs, et cetera. So you can take that argument all the way. It's kind of a nonsense discussion. | 16.44 | 2.848081 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927609.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927611 | [S1] ... these huge statements that people put out. When you, you read them, it's like, "How much time did you put in this? And what the fuck? Do you put that much time in your kids?" [S2] [LAUGHS] [S1] Yeah. [S2] Or your job, or- [S1] Or your job, or your life, or your future, or planning for your, you know, what, how much do you work out a day? I mean, are you just, these f- some, I read some people's Facebook posts, I'm like, "This is a preposterous amount of effort that you put into saying virtually nothing." [S2] Let's see, humans are being creative. [S1] Yeah. [S2] Let's see an AI do that. [LAUGHS] | 26 | 3.011362 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927611.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927614 | [S1] ... or whatever it is. [S2] For pretending to be trans-racial. [S1] That's right. [S2] They didn't... [S1] Yeah. [S2] [LAUGHS] [S1] He basically says all the crazy stuff- [S2] Yes. [S1] ... that the people on the left say, but he says the craziest version. [S2] Yes. [S1] Uh, and kinda just shows how it's okay to say, like, I th- I saw a tweet from him recently, he just said, or her, that it's not okay to be white. [LAUGHS] [S2] Yes. Yes. [S1] [LAUGHS] That was the whole tweet. [S2] [LAUGHS] And then some people agree. [S1] Yeah. [S2] But it's, it's so close to what they say. [S1] Yeah. [S2] It's so close that it's like the most artful form of subtle parody 'cause it's- [S1] Well, | 29.12 | 2.809514 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927614.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927627 | [S1] been here today, actually, 'cause I just saw something related in the news. The day is coming when the politicians realize that these social media p- uh, platforms are picking the next president, the next congressman. They are literally picking, and they have the power to pick, so they will be controlled by the government. [S2] In, in what way? How do you think they're gonna be controlled? You think they're gonna have to adhere to strict principles of freedom of speech? [S1] No, no. [S2] First Amendment. [S1] Unfortunately, it's, unfortunately, it's headed the opposite direction. | 28.52 | 3.017796 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927627.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927628 | [S1] ... the opposite direction. [S2] I wish it was freedom of speech. Uh, much more likely they're gonna be, in the short to medium term, they're gonna be hauled in for hearings. Uh, they're gonna be pressured massively, "Do this, don't do that." [S1] My, my concern about that is the, the hearings that I saw with Zuckerberg, those people were completely incompetent. [S2] They are incompetent. [S1] They didn't seem to understand- [S2] They don't, they don't. But they're just applying pressure. They're just trying to scare him so he'll do what they want. And- [S1] What do they want him to do? [S2] They want him to basically suppress the other side. | 26.32 | 3.332857 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927628.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927630 | [S1] What'll eventually happen is that, uh, whenever you suppress speech, the organism metastasizes. Then it has to start turning towards other means. If you're unlucky, it goes towards violence. Uh, if you're lucky, they find other outlets. Uh, I think what will happen is we will start creating decentralized media that's not owned by any single entity, that can't be suppressed or shut down, that will then start spreading these various things. [S2] And that will take the place of Twitter or Facebook or whatever. [S1] That's right. But it's going to take 10 years, 20 years. It's not overnight. [S2] At least. | 29.92 | 3.279511 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927630.mp3 | [
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bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927631 | [S1] ... not overnight. [S2] Well, uh, you know, Twitter took ten years to get to the point where it's at this mess right now. But it was so interesting to, to have Jack Dorsey and to, to talk to him about where it's going, where he thinks it's going, and in his own principles, which he believes that it's a fundamental right, and he believes that freedom of speech is something that we all should have, and that these platforms should essentially be like, like utilities, like the electric company or something. [S1] Jack is, | 28.08 | 3.375897 | 24,000 | audio/en/bilibili_data_1200339459_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_BV1HW4y1i71t_p1_m4-dialogue_0927631.mp3 | [
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