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People, in other words, who don't believe everything they hear. 換句話說，人們不相信他們聽到的一切。

In fact, those same people will believe anything. 事實上，同樣是這些人會相信任何事情。

Hi there, Steve Kaufmann here, and today I'm going to talk about something

a little different than normal.

I'm gonna talk about Joe Rogan and language learning. |||||Rogan|||

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Now, why Joe Rogan?

Well, first of all, I didn't know who he was.

I'd seen references in media to him. 我在媒體上看到過對他的提及。

I knew he was somewhat controversial. ||||nieco|kontrowersyjny 我知道他有點爭議。

Someone sent me, uh, two links to, uh, videos, which were part of podcasts

that he did that included the discussion of language and learning languages. ||||obejmowało|||||||

So I watched them and very interesting.

Joe Rogan, apparently, I looked him up, he ha he is the most ||it seems|||||||||| ||najwyraźniej||||||||||

popular podcaster on the planet. 受歡迎的|||| |podcaster||| |podcaster||| |popularny podcaster na świecie||| |流行播客主持人|||

He has 11 million subscribers.

He puts out three or four podcasts a week.

Each one is like two hours long.

So that's an awful lot of content. |||énorme||| |||muita|||conteúdo Das ist also eine Menge Inhalt.

Uh, I don't know if every one of his 11 million

uh, subscribers listens to every two hour podcast every, however many times |||||||||no entanto||

he, he puts them out each week, but he obviously does influence a lot of people.

So it was very interesting for me to, to look at those videos.

Um, this is gonna be a bit of a ramble. |||||||||闲聊 |||||||||bavardage |||||a bit of||||long-winded talk |||||||||discurso confuso |||||||||długie gadanie

I haven't got it all thought out ahead of time. |nie mam||||||||

I will see how it goes, but my, my impression was somewhat negative. |||||||||||un peu|

Now that's probably not surprising given my age and given, you know, I'm

not in tune with the modern, sort of, um, you know, social media sphere, ||em sintonia|||||||||||esfera social ||niezgodny|||nowoczesny||||||||sfera mediów społecznościowych

but I don't like the way he speaks.

He is very incoherent. |||incohérent |||inkohärent |||not clear |||incoerente |||On jest niespójny.

He jumps around, he makes exaggerated statements, he |saute||||exagérées|| |||||übertriebene|| |||||overstated|| |||||przesadzone|przesadzone stwierdzenia| |salta||||exageradas|afirmações exageradas|

uses a lot of foul language. ||||粗俗的| ||||grossier| ||||vulgär unanständig| ||||wulgarny|

Uh, nothing of any great consequence is said. Eee|nic ważnego||||znaczenia||

Um, and I guess this contributes to his success because he is successful. |||||przyczynia się|||||||

He's the most successful podcaster.

Uh, I saw where when he had one rant where he, uh, was strongly anti-vax |||||||||||||||疫苗 |||||||||||||||vax ||||||||discurso indignado||||||| ||||||||tirada|||||||przeciw szczepionkom |||||||||||||||ワクチン反 Uh, ich habe gesehen, wo, als er eine Tirade hatte, wo er, äh, stark gegen Impfungen war

or something, that there was a lot of controversy because it was picked ||||||||||||choisie o algo así, que hubo mucha controversia porque fue elegido

up by CNN and that boosted his, uh, audience by another 2 million people, ||CNN|||a augmenté||||||| |||||increased||||||| ||CNN|||zwiększyło|||||||

which he's attributed to the fact that everybody knows how unreliable ||attribue|||||||| ||ascribes|||||||| ||||||||||não confiável ||przypisane||||||||niewiarygodny was er auf die Tatsache zurückführt, dass jeder weiß, wie unzuverlässig

CNN is, which is again, sort of this typical exaggerated extrapolation. ||||||||||外推 ||||||||||extrapolation ||||||||||overstatement ||||||の||||外挿 ||||||||||ekstrapolacja przesadzona

There are undoubtedly reports on CNN or any of the media that are not accurate, ||niewątpliwie||||||||||||

but that doesn't mean that everyone thinks that they are always unreliable. |||||||||||non fiables

I would still consider CNN a more reliable source of information than Joe Rogan. |||||||wiarygodne źródło||||||

And uh, you know, it's interesting, this idea that, well, you can't

trust this, you can't trust that.

This idea of, well, you can't believe that. ||||||croire|

I, I think a lot of these people who say, you know, I don't, don't believe

everything you read or everything you hear, uh, on CNN or don't believe what the

experts tell you, people, in other words, who don't believe everything they hear. |||||||||croient|tout|| especialistas||||||||||||

In fact, those same people will believe anything, in other words,

uh, completely without any proof or any, uh, uh, you know, evidence. ||||preuve|||||||

Uh, if someone postulates someone like this Joe Rogan guy, and if this person is |||postule||||||||||| |||postuliert||||||||||| |||仮定する||||||||||| |||postuluje|||||||||||

popular, then uh, this becomes sort of a symbol of, I don't believe everything that

I'm taught, but you'll believe Joe Rogan.

Anyway, bit of a, an introduction to the subject. |trochę|||||||

So then I listen to him interviewing this guy and the conversation is

kind of like, like, man, like, uh, look at this crazy f***ing writing

system like Chinese or Russian, like, how can you ever learn that? |||||||||jamais||

That's crazy, man.

That looks like, looks like a spade with a knife through it. ||||||铲子||||| ||||||bêche||||| ||||||łopata z nożem|||||

Like, that's crazy.

Well, yeah I learned, uh, Spanish at school for a year and, uh,

got to where I could almost speak and then I forgot it all.

It's just crazy.

Everything's crazy.

Well, yeah, like, man, like wow.

Um, you know, learning a language is the hardest thing you can do.

It staves off your mental deterioration, like, or atrophy he |阻止|||||||| ||||||||atrophie| |zapobiega||||pogorszenie umysłowe|||zanik umysłowy| Es wehrt Ihren geistigen Verfall ab oder verkümmert It staves off your mental deterioration, like, or atrophy he

said, like, it's all exaggerated. ||||przesadzone

I prefer people who, and I would definitely suggest to people who

are working on their English, don't speak like Joe Rogan.

Uh, learn to speak, you know, in, in, in a way that makes sense. ||||||||||||a du|

That you know, where you, arguments are built up logically where things are |||||||||logicznie|||

explained based on available evidence.

Where it's measured. ||Gdzie to mierzone. Wo es gemessen wird.

There's a bit of this and a bit. Jest|||||||

It's not to say that, by the way, I'm leaving the links to those two videos

in the description box, but I mean, there's stuff there that's perhaps

true or partly true or or legitimate, but there's a lot of very incoherent, ||||||uzasadniony|||||||niespójny

childish, um, misstatements or exaggerations or childish observations. enfantines||erreurs||exagérations|||observations |||||||observations ||错误陈述||夸大其词||幼稚的|观察 dziecinne||przejęzyczenia||przesadzenia||| ||||誇張||| ||declaraciones incorrectas|||||

And I really don't understand why anyone would listen to much of that.

Um, but I, I made some notes of what he said, but I'm not gonna bother with it. ||||||||||||||allé|me déranger||

Um, yeah, uh, I mean, you're not learning to speak English

well if that's why you listen.

You're not learning anything meaningful.

Listening to Joe Rogan, I think there's a, there's a, a definite lack |||||||||||définitif|manque |||||||||||wyraźny brak|

of respect for language like, Uh, some other writing system: Arabic,

Chinese, Russian is not crazy.

Uh, you know, they took, he says at one point they took our

letters and used them backwards. ||||à l'envers ||||od tyłu

They're not your letters.

It's a Latin alphabet.

There is a Cyrillic alphabet, which he calls acrylic. ||||||||acrylique |||cyrylica|||||cyrylica

Each one of those is, has had its own development.

Like it's this whole idea that, you know, we are the norm and everything |||||||||||norma społeczna||

else is weird, crazy strange. ||dziwne||

Actually anyone can learn any language. Właściwie|||||

No language is strange.

No language is weird. |||żaden język nie jest dziwny

Uh, so there's this lack of respect for a variety of, of, of, of ||||manque|||||||||

languages, our ability to learn these languages, but we have to stay with it. |||||ces||||||||

And, uh, making it seem like some very strange, weird

thing, very difficult to do.

And whatever time you put into it, you're gonna lose it right away.

And none of this is true.

Um but, uh, by all means, people should, should listen to whatever they wanna |||||||devraient||||||

listen to and draw their own conclusions.

But the important thing is to draw your own conclusions.

And I think too often in today's world, it's more a matter of saying

something, you know, outrageous. |||scandaleux |||coś skandalicznego

And if what you say is outrageous enough uh, people will follow ||||||令人愤慨||||| ||||||skandaliczne|||||

you.,As was the case with Joe Rogan, who picked up 2 million

additional listeners simply by saying something outrageous about vaccines. ||||||||szczepionkach

There seems to be this competition of who can say the most outrageous things, |||||rywalizacja|||||||skandaliczne|

and not only outrageous, but incoherent.

So if you combine outrageous with incoherent, then you're

challenging common sense. kwestionowanie zdrowego rozsądku||

You're challenging the accepted, accepted wisdom and therefore you're worth |||||sagesse||||

listening to because you're kind of way out there and throwing a few F-bombs ||||||||||||||bombes ||||||||||||||bombs

and, and foul language and a few wows here and there, and some strange obser... ||||||||||||||观察 |||||||wows|||||||observations |||||||exclamaciones|||||||observaciones ||wulgarne|||||ochy i achy|||||||dziwne obserwacje |||||||驚き|||||||観察

childish observations. |observations dziecinne spostrzeżenia|dziecięce spostrzeżenia

And this seems to appeal to people. ||||przemawiać do||

Unfortunate, I mean, he has 11 million listeners to his podcast. malheureux|||||||||

That is an awful lot that makes him very influential. |||énorme|||||| |||||||||wpływowy

Uh, I don't know.

A best seller is a million copies. bestseller||||||

People don't read those books necessarily, even if they buy them. |||||koniecznie|||||

Uh, it's easy to listen to a podcast.

You're listening in your car, you're hearing all this stuff, uh, based off ||||||entends|||choses|||

and on very little, just the sort of impulse of a guy like Joe Rogan, his ||||||||impulsion||||||| ||||||||instinct|||||||

prejudices, what he heard somewhere, not quite sure where he heard it, but uprzedzenia||||||||||||

it must be true because it's contrary to what they say in the mainstream. ||||||相反的|||||||主流媒体 ||||||contraire||||||| |||||||||||||główne media

And all of this stuff is, I think, let's just say I don't like it.

I think that, uh, to learn languages, you have to respect

the language you're learning.

You have to respect the process of learning a language.

You have to respect people who speak different languages.

In other words, treat the subject with respect.

And if we want to encourage people to learn languages, which I try to ||||||||||ce que|||

do at this channel, then um, we need to present it in a positive way. |||||||devons|||||||

Now he's not interested in promoting languages. |||||promowaniu|

He just wants to sound off and thinks he's funny and get somebody on there that will ||||se faire||||||||quelqu'un||||

chime in with him and drop a few F bombs. 配合||||||||| discuter||||||||| |||||||||F bombs wtrącić się|||||||||

And that's his shtick and it seems to work for him. |||estilo||||||| I to|||numer, trik|||||||

And uh, obviously he's really wealthy from doing that. |||||riche|||

But, uh, being wealthy and having a large following doesn't necessarily

elevate him in my, uh, mind. 提升||||| |||||tête podnieść go w moich|||||

So there you have it.

You might be interested in a video that I did a while ago on Jordan

Peterson, who is another popular figure in this sort of social media sphere ||||||||||||sfera mediów społecznościowych

challenging established, uh, you know, conventional wisdoms and so forth. ||||||sabidurías||| ||||||savoirs||| ||||||知恵||| kwestionowanie|ustalone|||||mądrości konwencjonalne|||

Um, and, uh, maybe another one that's a little bit more positive about

the importance of language learning.

Thanks for listening.