Takeaway of this episode: In my honest opinion, it's important for Michael Smith in his book to carefully lay out the journey of him not believing what other people tell him about China, to him seeing the reality of China. I think sometimes people in-the-know lacks the proper patience and empathy to allow others to catch up. For Taiwanese and some others, it is facts, and common knowledges on what's real in China. But for a lot of foreigners, this is almost completely new and is waking up from a fantasy/dream. You don't tell an elementary school kid that "The answer is 125. I already told you before," when presenting "25 X 5 = " You teach them how to calculate, and lay out the process on how to reach that conclusion. People need to stop to expect others to "just know". Instead, understanding that they have not caught up, and have the patience to bring everyone up to speed. And also important, resist the urge of "I told you so," no matter how gratifying it would feel. You know how much you hated it when others tell you that. 17:25 wow Salt Spring island, memories of summer haha. In my teenage days I go to camps in the Sunshine Coast thought. One of my friend was a counsellor for many years at Malibu, BC, which is *only* accessible by boat. The best part of the camps is that usually the counselor are also young folks themselves doing it as a summer job. So you would have like high school teenagers, who are still kids in many ways, leading elementary school kids. It's a whole ot of fun. I have joined summer camp in Taiwan a few times and also in Canada a few times. I think the biggest difference is that summer camps in Canada is much more disconnected from civilization and in wilderness, with lots and lots and lots of outdoor activities. Maybe it's just BC, I don't know. 😛 18:05 There is a game we play that is intentionally flipping the boat though. Not sure if Ken and his sister had the chance to do it. You get a canoe, and then you have two people standing on gunwales on opposite side. Then you try to tip the boat enough to unbalance the other person into the water, but not fall into water yourself. However usually both people will fall, just one will be earlier than other. It's so much fun! 23:40 Adults are often very protective of children, which is understandable. However, kids are really a lot stronger than what you would believe (not all kids). Children would have quietly absorbed many information. If it's important for *adults* to talk about their thoughts and trauma, why wouldn't it also be important for children to talk about it. You want to teach to face their issues and express it and to deal with it. Honestly, don't underestimate the kids, they are much more awesome and heroic than you would believe. 31:35 Well... either employees are like their bosses, LOL. Or that opposites attract so the bosses hires people that are unlike them 🙃 39:06 Froggy Chiu is going to do that too... right? But honestly, the fact that she did that probably means that she was under a whole lot of pressure. You have to admire and applaud her bravery. This also probably shows how infiltrated UN is... and how useless UN is... 48:45 In my opinion it's important that Michael Smith is including all the internal change/journey throughout the whole episode. 50:50 "Too little too late" vs "Let's do nothing"... which is better? Hardware and software is coupled, so yeah the AI software (fuel) maybe world class, but without the chip (engine) to run it, it's no use. For now... the actual silicon is one of the only few things that can have some effects. 55:58 Few thoughts regarding the Indonesian capital move. First I don't think it'll ever happen. It's foolish to expect that high percentage of foreign investment. If I hear that maybe 60-70% government, and 30-40% foreign investment I feel there is a slight chance. I mean they could symbolically move it and start with a small town, and then slowly move everything over and see if everyone would follow. If they just plan a grandiose city to begin with I don't think it'll ever happen. 57:47 priest: "hmm?"
老師的那一段話我聽的時候瞬間鼻酸。
這次蛇笑得好開心，笑聲超可愛 🤣🤣🤣
我覺得蛇編很棒啦！老闆隨考隨答耶~
41:38 Ken「漢賊不兩立」的言論很可以，很蔣介石XDDDD
我覺得Sona是特例 她老闆是喜劇演員 所以Sona的出格對她老闆是有價值的
就像出車禍對一般人沒有好處但對喜劇演員來說是有價值的一樣
@@徐立耕-k4m 你很懂喜劇演員的心態
sona在上班時看 六人行 還是conan叫她去做的,原因是conan相信sona能打破 勞勃狄尼洛 助理4天上班摸魚追劇的紀錄
44:57 Ken嗆大家練英聽~戳中我的笑點XD
我也是~想到之前有人嗆百靈果英文不夠道地，我就不信大家英聽都很厲害
非母語者講英文有口音再正常不過, 但 Ken 的問題不在發音, 而是講英文的時候有些口齒不清, 真的需要請專家矯正一下。我沒有說 Ken 的英文不好, 我覺得 Ken 英文很好, 但講英文的口齒清晰度實在需要加強。不然讓凱莉來唸英文好了, 因為聽起來有點難受。
我超愛看康納~
講到國外營隊
我15歲那年參加美國的summer camp
我們除了被訓練leadership 外
還有一些時候會去照顧幼稚園年紀的夏令營
其中有一個6、7歲的非洲裔的小孩
看到我跟我朋友是亞洲人 英文不好
他就時不時拿石頭跟水丟我們
從小就被灌輸種族歧視的美國人還蠻驚訝的
屁孩就是这样。不用介意。人类自私本来就共同的，无关你是什么肤色。
Takeaway of this episode: In my honest opinion, it's important for Michael Smith in his book to carefully lay out the journey of him not believing what other people tell him about China, to him seeing the reality of China. I think sometimes people in-the-know lacks the proper patience and empathy to allow others to catch up. For Taiwanese and some others, it is facts, and common knowledges on what's real in China. But for a lot of foreigners, this is almost completely new and is waking up from a fantasy/dream. You don't tell an elementary school kid that "The answer is 125. I already told you before," when presenting "25 X 5 = " You teach them how to calculate, and lay out the process on how to reach that conclusion. People need to stop to expect others to "just know". Instead, understanding that they have not caught up, and have the patience to bring everyone up to speed. And also important, resist the urge of "I told you so," no matter how gratifying it would feel. You know how much you hated it when others tell you that.
17:25 wow Salt Spring island, memories of summer haha. In my teenage days I go to camps in the Sunshine Coast thought. One of my friend was a counsellor for many years at Malibu, BC, which is *only* accessible by boat. The best part of the camps is that usually the counselor are also young folks themselves doing it as a summer job. So you would have like high school teenagers, who are still kids in many ways, leading elementary school kids. It's a whole ot of fun. I have joined summer camp in Taiwan a few times and also in Canada a few times. I think the biggest difference is that summer camps in Canada is much more disconnected from civilization and in wilderness, with lots and lots and lots of outdoor activities. Maybe it's just BC, I don't know. 😛
18:05 There is a game we play that is intentionally flipping the boat though. Not sure if Ken and his sister had the chance to do it. You get a canoe, and then you have two people standing on gunwales on opposite side. Then you try to tip the boat enough to unbalance the other person into the water, but not fall into water yourself. However usually both people will fall, just one will be earlier than other. It's so much fun!
23:40 Adults are often very protective of children, which is understandable. However, kids are really a lot stronger than what you would believe (not all kids). Children would have quietly absorbed many information. If it's important for *adults* to talk about their thoughts and trauma, why wouldn't it also be important for children to talk about it. You want to teach to face their issues and express it and to deal with it. Honestly, don't underestimate the kids, they are much more awesome and heroic than you would believe.
31:35 Well... either employees are like their bosses, LOL. Or that opposites attract so the bosses hires people that are unlike them 🙃
39:06 Froggy Chiu is going to do that too... right? But honestly, the fact that she did that probably means that she was under a whole lot of pressure. You have to admire and applaud her bravery. This also probably shows how infiltrated UN is... and how useless UN is...
48:45 In my opinion it's important that Michael Smith is including all the internal change/journey throughout the whole episode.
50:50 "Too little too late" vs "Let's do nothing"... which is better? Hardware and software is coupled, so yeah the AI software (fuel) maybe world class, but without the chip (engine) to run it, it's no use. For now... the actual silicon is one of the only few things that can have some effects.
55:58 Few thoughts regarding the Indonesian capital move. First I don't think it'll ever happen. It's foolish to expect that high percentage of foreign investment. If I hear that maybe 60-70% government, and 30-40% foreign investment I feel there is a slight chance. I mean they could symbolically move it and start with a small town, and then slowly move everything over and see if everyone would follow. If they just plan a grandiose city to begin with I don't think it'll ever happen.
57:47 priest: "hmm?"
Then you should be a federal employee. 🤣. As one of my friends says, it’s good enough for government jobs! 😄
覺得蛇，google能力很強
剛上大學時，家住台北的男同學會帶南部同學去參觀一下華西街寶斗里，社會系的同學會做記
錄。在馬祖當兵時，新兵都會被帶去認識梅石中正堂邊的831，並提醒莒光日是軍官日，一進梅石就算違紀。
小弟我也在南竿當兵的，陸軍接近2100T 的，沒有這樣的經歷，但我有在島休時去那邊探險過，然後放假去山隴吃麵時，問當地人才知道，你有聽過金門的831嗎？小弟你剛剛去過的就是南竿版的。
聲音挺好的
24:50 妳居然攻擊我的村莊?
17:00 呱吉😂（X
因為疫情關係小朋友能力真的會變不好！這屆兩歲的幼幼班真的很多walking baby… 我們說walking baby就是不會講話、沒有眼神和表情互動、只會哭來表達需求⋯完全和baby沒兩樣，只是會走路而已。然後我們的巡迴輔導老師也說最近真的暴增很多各個幼兒園的疑似自閉症通報案例，但是去初步評估又沒有明顯的固著行為，就只是語言發展遲緩和行為上沒有發展出年齡相應的能力。
我剛開始沒聽懂，想說讓蛇編去打獵，韓國有可以打獵動物的森林嗎，這是也外求生活動嗎。原來我誤會 😳
獵別種東西，詳情要看上一集XD
笑死 可以打獵動物的森林XDD
難怪，我上班的地方，老闆的助理們都有請助理。原來大家都在做自己。😅
講到sona, 我一直不知道jordan到底是真的還是一個人設
Sona 跟Brooklyn 99的Gina 一定很搭
好想跟sona一樣擺爛，嗆老闆
可以求民宿名字嗎～～～
薄(ㄅㄛˊ)！
50:49-50:50哈哈哈窗戶好可愛
凱莉跟KEN可以去看看天山劍客嗎？？（U吐搜尋天山劍客）
你們不怕蛇編看了那本書以後變得更混嗎？
澳洲賺很久了 大概從2007年 kevin rudd當總理 就開始親中
買rode caster pro ii啊
你很懂 已經跟正成說了😂
助理那段 想到周杰倫的助理也是這樣
其实，不止演艺圈其他圈子都也有这种人，他们已经不止是单纯的工作助理，而是雇主“心腹”的存在，这些人甚至是家人伴侣、亲戚或朋友来担任，而他们的职责不是工作能力的特出，而是雇主对其信任的特殊存在。
这些心腹就算平常把事情搞砸也没关系，只要不要背叛或出卖雇主就好，因为有些事情毕竟太隐私甚至是违法的，这些事情都不方便交给单单是工作助理来办理。但是，最终人心隔肚皮，看看王宝强被绿的事件，那就是最大的警惕了。
聲音聽起來沒差阿
聲音有差啊，變得比較悶且比較小聲
Conan的午餐 ruclips.net/video/x0abKJvY_SM/видео.html
酒吧泊車 ruclips.net/video/x0abKJvY_SM/видео.html
但還是要說，Seagate的災情最多，sorry完全不推
薄ㄅㄛˊ吧
笑点太低，