Exploring the mind of a killer | Jim Fallon

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Translator: Nika Zaponšek Reviewer: Nika Kotnik
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I'm a neuroscientist, a professor at the University of California.
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Sem nevroznanstvenik in profesor na Univerzi v Kaliforniji.
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And over the past 35 years,
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V zadnjih 35 letih
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I've studied behavior
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sem preučeval vedenje
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on the basis of everything from genes
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na osnovi vsega, od genov
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through neurotransmitters, dopamine, things like that,
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do živčnih prenašalcev, dopamina in tega,
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all the way through circuit analysis.
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vse do analize vezja.
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So that's what I normally do.
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S tem se ponavadi ukvarjam.
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But then, for some reason,
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Vendar pa sem se, iz nekega razloga,
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I got into something else, just recently.
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pred kratkim začel ukvarjati z nečim drugim.
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And it all grew out of one of my colleagues asking me
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Začelo se je z vprašanjem enega od sodelavcev,
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to analyze a bunch of brains
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ki me je prosil, naj analiziram
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of psychopathic killers.
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kup možganov psihopatskih morilcev.
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And so this would be the typical talk I would give.
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Na to temo je torej moj tipični govor.
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And the question is, "How do you end up with a psychopathic killer?"
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Vprašanje pa se glasi: »Kako prideš do psihopatskega morilca?«
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What I mean by psychopathic killer
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S »psihopatskim morilcem« mislim
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are these people, these types of people.
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te ljudi, te tipe ljudi.
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And so some of the brains that I've studied
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Nekateri možgani, ki sem jih preučeval,
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are people you know about.
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pripadajo ljudem, ki jih poznate.
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When I get the brains I don't know what I'm looking at.
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Ko dobim možgane, ne vem, kaj gledam.
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It's blind experiments. They also gave me normal people and everything.
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Slepa študija, gledal sem tudi normalne ljudi.
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So I've looked at about 70 of these.
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Ogledal sem si jih približno 70.
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And what came up was a number of pieces of data.
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Pojavili so se številni podatki.
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So we look at these sorts of things theoretically,
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Te stvari si tolmačimo teoretično,
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on the basis of genetics,
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na osnovi genetike,
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and brain damage, and interaction with environment,
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poškodb možganov in interakcije z okoljem,
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and exactly how that machine works.
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pa tudi, kako ta »stroj « sploh deluje.
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So we're interested in exactly where in the brain,
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Zanima nas torej, kje točno v možganih,
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and what's the most important part of the brain.
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in kateri je najpomembnejši del možganov.
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So we've been looking at this:
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Preučevali smo sledeče:
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the interaction of genes,
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medsebojno delovanje genov
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what's called epigenetic effects,
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– tako imenovane epigenetske učinke,
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brain damage, and environment,
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poškodbe možganov in okolje
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and how these are tied together.
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ter kako so ti med seboj povezani.
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And how you end up with a psychopath, and a killer,
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Kako pridemo do psihopata in morilca,
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depends on exactly when the damage occurs.
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je odvisno od točnega nastanka poškodbe.
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It's really a very precisely timed thing.
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To je časovno zelo natančno določeno
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You get different kinds of psychopaths.
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Tako dobimo različne vrste psihopatov.
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So we're going along with this. And here's, just to give you the pattern.
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Nadaljujmo, kjer smo ostali. Takole, da vam predstavim vzorec.
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The pattern is that those people, every one of them I looked at,
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Vzorec je, da so ti ljudje, čisto vsak izmed pregledanih,
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who was a murderer, and was a serial killer,
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ki je moril in bil serijski morilec,
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had damage to their orbital cortex,
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imeli poškodovano orbitalno skorjo,
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which is right above the eyes, the orbits,
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ki se nahaja tik nad očmi, očesno votlino,
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and also the interior part of the temporal lobe.
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in tudi notranji del temporalnega režnja.
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So there is the pattern that every one of them had,
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Obstaja vzorec, ki se je pri vseh ponavljal,
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but they all were a little different too.
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ampak je bil pri vsakem tudi malce drugačen.
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They had other sorts of brain damage.
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Imeli so tudi druge vrste poškodb možganov.
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A key thing is that
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Ključnega pomena je gen,
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the major violence genes,
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ki vpliva na nasilno vedenje
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it's called the MAO-A gene.
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imenovan MAO-A .
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And there is a variant of this gene that is in the normal population.
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Različica tega gena obstaja med običajno populacijo.
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Some of you have this. And it's sex-linked.
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Nekateri izmed vas ga imate. In povezan je s spolom.
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It's on the X chromosome. And so in this way
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Nahaja se na kromosomu X,
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you can only get it from your mother.
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tako da ga lahko dobite le preko svoje matere.
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And in fact this is probably why mostly men, boys,
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Pravzaprav je to verjetno razlog, da so ponavadi moški
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are psychopathic killers,
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psihopatski morilci
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or are very aggressive.
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ali pa so zelo agresivni.
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Because a daughter can get one X from the father,
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Hčerka lahko dobi en kromosom X od očeta
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one X from the mother, it's kind of diluted out.
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in enega od mame, zato se ta gen malo ublaži
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But for a son, he can only get
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Kar pa se sina tiče,
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the X chromosome from his mother.
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lahko ta kromosom dobi samo od svoje matere.
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So this is how it's passed from mother to son.
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Tako se torej prenese z matere na sina.
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And it has to do with too much brain serotonin during development,
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In opraviti ima s preveč serotonina v možganih med razvojem,
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which is kind of interesting because serotonin
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kar je zanimivo, saj naj bi serotonin
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is supposed to make you calm and relaxed.
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proizvajal občutek umirjenosti in sproščenosti.
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But if you have this gene, in utero
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Če pa imate ta gen,
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your brain is bathed in this,
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se v maternici vaši možgani kopajo v serotoninu
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so your whole brain becomes insensitive to serotonin,
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in tako postanejo nanj neobčutljivi
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so it doesn't work later on in life.
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ter ta na vas nima vpliva.
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And I'd given this one talk in Israel,
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Lani sem predstavljal
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just this past year.
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ta govor v Izraelu.
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And it does have some consequences.
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Res ima nekaj posledic.
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Theoretically what this means
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Teoretično gledano to pomeni,
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is that in order to express this gene,
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da bi moral biti človek
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in a violent way,
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za izražanje tega gena na nasilen način
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very early on, before puberty,
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že zgodaj, pred puberteto,
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you have to be involved in something that is really traumatic --
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vpleten v nekaj resnično travmatičnega
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not a little stress, not being spanked or something,
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– ne malce stresa, šeškanje ali kaj takega,
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but really seeing violence,
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ampak biti priča resničnemu nasilju
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or being involved in it, in 3D.
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ali biti vpleten v to nasilje, v realnosti.
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Right? That's how the mirror neuron system works.
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Tako namreč deluje zrcalni živčni sistem .
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And so, if you have that gene,
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Če torej imate ta gen,
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and you see a lot of violence
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in ste hkrati priča nasilju
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in a certain situation,
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v določeni situaciji,
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this is the recipe for disaster, absolute disaster.
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je to recept za katastrofo, popolno katastrofo.
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And what I think might happen in these areas of the world,
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Na področjih sveta,
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where we have constant violence,
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kjer smo priča nenehnemu nasilju,
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you end up having generations of kids
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imamo cele generacije otrok,
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that are seeing all this violence.
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ki doživljajo vse to nasilje.
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And if I was a young girl, somewhere in a violent area,
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Če bi bil mlado dekle, obkroženo z nasiljem,
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you know, a 14 year old, and I want to find a mate,
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staro 14 let, in bi želel najti partnerja
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I'd find some tough guy, right, to protect me.
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bi si poiskal nasilneža, kajne, da me zaščiti.
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Well what the problem is this tends to concentrate these genes.
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Problem pri tem je, da takšni pari vodijo k zgoščevanju teh »nasilnih« genov.
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And now the boys and the girls get them.
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In jih zdaj dobivajo tako fantje kot dekleta.
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So I think after several generations,
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Mislim, da imamo po nekaj generacijah
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and here is the idea, we really have a tinderbox.
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možnost za pravo tempirano bombo.
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So that was the idea.
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To je bila torej moja ideja.
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But then my mother said to me, "I hear you've been going around talking
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Nato mi je mati rekla: »Sem slišala
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about psychopathic killers.
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da ljudem razlagaš o serijskih morilcih.
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And you're talking as if you come from a normal family."
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Govoriš, kot da prihajaš iz normalne družine.«
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I said, "What the hell are you talking about?"
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Rekel sem ji: »O čem za vraga govoriš?«.
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She then told me about our own family tree.
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Nato mi je povedala o našem družinskem drevesu.
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Now she blamed this on my father's side, of course.
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Krivdo je zvalila na očetovo stran družine,
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This was one of these cases, because she has no violence in her background,
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saj njena nima ozadja nasilja,
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but my father did.
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medtem ko ga očetova ima.
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Well she said, "There is good news and bad news.
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Rekla je: »Imam dobro in slabo novico.
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One of your cousins is Ezra Cornell, founder of Cornell university.
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Eden izmed sorodnikov je Ezra Cornell, ustanovitelj Univerze Cornell.
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But the bad news is that your cousin is also Lizzie Borden.
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Slaba pa je ta, da je tvoja sorodnica tudi Lizzie Borden.«
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Now I said, "Okay, so what? We have Lizzie."
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Odgovoril sem ji: »Dobro, pač imamo Lizzie v družini, pa kaj potem.«
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She goes, "No it gets worse, read this book."
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Rekla je: » Še slabše je. Preberi to knjigo.«
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And here is this "Killed Strangely," and it's this historical book.
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»Ubita na nenavaden način«, zgodovinska knjiga.
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And the first murder
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Prvi primer mame,
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of a mother by a son
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umorjene s strani lastnega sina,
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was my great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather.
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ki je bil moj pra-pra-pra-pra-pra-praded.
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Okay, so that's the first case of matricide.
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Dobro, to je pač prvi primer matricida.
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And that book is very interesting. Because it's about witch trials,
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Knjiga je zelo zanimiva, ker govori o sojenju čarovnicam
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and how people thought back then.
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in takratnem načinu razmišljanja.
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But it doesn't stop there.
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Ampak to še ni vse.
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There were seven more men, on my father's side,
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Po očetovi strani je bilo, od takrat naprej,
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starting then, Cornells, that were all murderers.
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še 7 mož, Cornellov, ki so bili vsi morilci.
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Okay, now this gives one a little pause.
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Okej, mislim, da nas lahko kaj takega spravi v zadrego.
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(Laughter)
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(Smeh)
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Because my father himself,
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Namreč, moj oče in trije moji strici
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and my three uncles, in World War II,
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so bili v 2. svetovni vojni
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were all conscientious objectors, all pussycats.
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podali ugovor vesti, vsi strahopetci.
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But every once in a while, like Lizzie Borden, like three times a century,
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A vsake toliko, recimo trikrat v stoletju,
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and we're kind of due.
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se zgodi Lizzie Borden, in smo si bot.
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(Laughter)
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(Smeh)
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So the moral of the story is:
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Torej nauk te zgodbe je:
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people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
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Ljudje v steklenih hišah naj ne mečejo kamnov.
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But more likely is this.
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Ampak bolj verjetno je tole.
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(Laughter)
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(smeh)
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And we had to take action. Now our kids found out about it.
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Morali smo ukrepati. Zdaj so za to izvedeli naši otroci.
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And they all seemed to be OK.
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Vsi so bili videti v redu.
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But our grandkids are going to be kind of concerned here.
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Toda naši vnuki bodo tisti, ki jih bo to posebej zadevalo.
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So what we've done is I've started to do PET scans
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Kar smo ukrenili je bilo to, da sem začel izvajati
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of everybody in the family.
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PET preiskave vseh v družini.
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(Laughter)
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(smeh)
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We started to do PET scans, EEGs and genetic analysis
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Začeli smo s PET in EEG preiskavami ter genetsko analizo,
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to see where the bad news is.
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da bi videli, kje se nahaja slaba novica.
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Now the only person -- it turns out
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Zdaj se edina oseba –
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one son and one daughter, siblings,
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Izkazalo se je, da se en sin in ena hčerka, sorojenca,
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didn't get along and their patterns are exactly the same.
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nista razumela, čeprav sta njuna vzorca enaka.
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They have the same brain, and the same EEG.
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Imata enake možgane in enak EEG.
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And now they are close as can be.
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Zdaj sta si izjemno blizu.
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But there's gonna be bad news somewhere.
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Ampak od nekje bo udarila slaba novica,
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And we don't know where it's going to pop up.
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le da ne vemo, od kod.
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So that's my talk.
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To bi bilo od mene vse.
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(Laughter)
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(smeh)
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