Margaret Heffernan: The dangers of "willful blindness"

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譯者: Yu Wang 審譯者: Ada Wang
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In the northwest corner of the United States,
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在美國的東北角
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right up near the Canadian border,
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緊挨著加拿大邊境
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there's a little town called Libby, Montana,
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有一個在蒙大拿州的小鎮叫Libby
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and it's surrounded by pine trees and lakes
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四周被松樹和湖泊所環繞
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and just amazing wildlife
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還有令人讚歎不已的野生動物
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and these enormous trees that scream up into the sky.
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那些高大的樹木直達蒼穹
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And in there is a little town called Libby,
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在那裏有一個叫Libby的小鎮
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which I visited, which feels kind of lonely,
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我去過那裏,覺得那裏好像有幾分孤單
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a little isolated.
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也有一點與世隔絕
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And in Libby, Montana, there's a rather unusual woman
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在Libby有一位頗不尋常的女士
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named Gayla Benefield.
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她叫蓋拉貝尼菲爾德
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She always felt a little bit of an outsider,
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儘管她在那兒生活了幾乎一輩子
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although she's been there almost all her life,
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她總感覺自己是一名異鄉客
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a woman of Russian extraction.
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她是一個有俄國血統的女人
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She told me when she went to school,
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在去學校的路上她對我說
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she was the only girl who ever chose
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她是唯一一個選擇
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to do mechanical drawing.
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念機械製圖的女孩
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Later in life, she got a job going house to house
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那之後她找到一份工作
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reading utility meters -- gas meters, electricity meters.
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一家一戶地讀家用碼錶--天然氣表,電錶
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And she was doing the work in the middle of the day,
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並且她每天在中午開始她的工作
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and one thing particularly caught her notice, which was,
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有一件事特別引起她的注意
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in the middle of the day she met a lot of men
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那就是在正中午的時候 她碰見了許多待在家裏的男人
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who were at home, middle aged, late middle aged,
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有中壯年男性,也有中老年男性
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and a lot of them seemed to be on oxygen tanks.
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他們之中似乎許多人是插著氧氣管的
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It struck her as strange.
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為此她感到十分詫異
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Then, a few years later, her father died at the age of 59,
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幾年後她的爸爸在59歲時
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five days before he was due to receive his pension.
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在他應該領退休金 安度晚年的五天前去世了
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He'd been a miner.
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他當了一輩子的礦工
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She thought he must just have been worn out by the work.
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她以為是工作強度壓垮了她的爸爸
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But then a few years later, her mother died,
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但是幾年之後她的媽媽也去世了
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and that seemed stranger still,
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這更是令人感到奇怪
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because her mother came from a long line of people
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因為她的媽媽家族裡有很多人
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who just seemed to live forever.
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都活到很大的歲數
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In fact, Gayla's uncle is still alive to this day,
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事實上蓋拉的叔叔至今仍健在
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and learning how to waltz.
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他還去學跳華爾滋
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It didn't make sense that Gayla's mother
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所以蓋拉的媽媽沒道理
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should die so young.
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這麼年輕就過世
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It was an anomaly, and she kept puzzling over anomalies.
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這是個異常的現象 她一直對這些異常現象百思不解
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And as she did, other ones came to mind.
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有一天一個想法啓發了她
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She remembered, for example,
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她記得,舉個例子
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when her mother had broken a leg and went into the hospital,
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當她媽媽腿部骨折去醫院就診
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and she had a lot of x-rays,
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她拍了好多X光片
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and two of them were leg x-rays, which made sense,
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其中兩次是腿部X光 這很合理
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but six of them were chest x-rays, which didn't.
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但是另外六次是胸部X光 這就讓人不明白了
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She puzzled and puzzled over every piece
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她對自己和她父母生活中的
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of her life and her parents' life,
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每一個細節都仔細思索
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trying to understand what she was seeing.
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想嘗試理解眼前發生的事情
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She thought about her town.
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她想到居住的小鎮
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The town had a vermiculite mine in it.
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在那兒有一個蛭石礦
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Vermiculite was used for soil conditioners,
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蛭石被當做土壤改良劑
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to make plants grow faster and better.
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它能幫助植物長得更快更好
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Vermiculite was used to insulate lofts,
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蛭石也被當做隔熱物質
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huge amounts of it put under the roof
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在漫長的蒙大拿冬季 它被大量地放置在屋頂下
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to keep houses warm during the long Montana winters.
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具有保暖的作用
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Vermiculite was in the playground.
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它也用在戶外場地上
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It was in the football ground.
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用在足球場
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It was in the skating rink.
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用在溜冰場上
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What she didn't learn until she started working this problem
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當她開始著手解決這個問題時
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is vermiculite is a very toxic form of asbestos.
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她發現蛭石是一種毒性很強的石棉
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When she figured out the puzzle,
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當她找出了疑問的根源
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she started telling everyone she could
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她開始告訴她所遇見的每一個人
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what had happened, what had been done to her parents
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過去已經發生了什麽 包括發生她父母身上的經歷
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and to the people that she saw on oxygen tanks
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那些她看見在家插氧氣管的人
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at home in the afternoons.
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又遭遇了什麽事情
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But she was really amazed.
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但是令她感到不可思議的是
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She thought, when everybody knows, they'll want to do something,
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她認為當人們知道真相後 他們會嘗試去改變
但其實沒有人願意知道真相
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but actually nobody wanted to know.
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03:46
In fact, she became so annoying
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事實上,她因為堅持把真相告訴
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as she kept insisting on telling this story
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她的鄰居,朋友和社區裏的人
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to her neighbors, to her friends, to other people in the community,
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而使得自己遭到別人的厭煩
最後有一群人聚集在一起 做了一張保險桿標語貼紙
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that eventually a bunch of them got together
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並且自豪地貼在汽車上
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and they made a bumper sticker,
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which they proudly displayed on their cars, which said,
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貼紙上寫著
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"Yes, I'm from Libby, Montana,
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“沒錯,我來自蒙大拿州的Libby鎮
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and no, I don't have asbestosis."
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但是我沒有得石棉沉滯症。”
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But Gayla didn't stop. She kept doing research.
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但是蓋拉沒有放棄 她繼續著她的研究
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The advent of the Internet definitely helped her.
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網路的出現幫了她很大一個忙
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She talked to anybody she could.
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她告訴所有人她知道的東西
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She argued and argued, and finally she struck lucky
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她一直爭辯著
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when a researcher came through town
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最後當一位研究當地礦井歷史學者 經過了這個小鎮時
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studying the history of mines in the area,
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她巧遇了這位學者
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and she told him her story, and at first, of course,
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她把這些事情告訴了學者
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like everyone, he didn't believe her,
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像大家一樣,學者一開始並不相信她
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but he went back to Seattle and he did his own research
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但是他回到西雅圖自己做了調查後
他發現蓋拉是對的
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and he realized that she was right.
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So now she had an ally.
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現在她有了一名支持者
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Nevertheless, people still didn't want to know.
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儘管如此,人們仍舊不願意相信
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They said things like, "Well, if it were really dangerous,
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他們經常這樣說 “如果真的那麼危險的話
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someone would have told us."
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肯定會有人告訴我們的。"
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"If that's really why everyone was dying,
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“如果那真是人們死因的元兇,
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the doctors would have told us."
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醫生會告訴我們的。”
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Some of the guys used to very heavy jobs said,
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一些過去常常做繁重工作的人說,
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"I don't want to be a victim.
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’我不想成為受害者
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I can't possibly be a victim, and anyway,
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我也沒有可能成為受害者
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every industry has its accidents."
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再說每一個行業都會有意外發生。"
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But still Gayla went on, and finally she succeeded
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但是蓋拉仍舊堅持著
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in getting a federal agency to come to town
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最後她成功請到了聯邦機構來小鎮
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and to screen the inhabitants of the town --
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檢查小鎮的居民 --共1萬5千人--
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15,000 people -- and what they discovered
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他們發現了
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was that the town had a mortality rate
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當地居民的死亡率
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80 times higher than anywhere in the United States.
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比美國任何地方高出了80倍
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That was in 2002, and even at that moment,
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那時是2002年 甚至在那個時刻
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no one raised their hand to say, "Gayla,
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也沒有人舉起手說,"蓋拉
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look in the playground where your grandchildren are playing.
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看看你的子孫玩耍的戶外場地
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It's lined with vermiculite."
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那裡鋪滿了蛭石啊。”
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This wasn't ignorance.
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那並不是忽視
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It was willful blindness.
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那是“刻意無視”
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Willful blindness is a legal concept which means,
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“刻意無視”是一個法律概念
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if there's information that you could know and you should know
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如果是一個你應該知道 而且能夠得知的資訊
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but you somehow manage not to know,
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但是你以某種方式試圖不去獲知
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the law deems that you're willfully blind.
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那麼法律上認為你是“刻意無視”
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You have chosen not to know.
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你只是選擇了不去獲知
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There's a lot of willful blindness around these days.
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現今周圍有許多“刻意無視”的現象
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You can see willful blindness in banks,
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在銀行中可以發現“刻意無視”的情況
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when thousands of people sold mortgages to people
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當成千上萬的人把房貸貸給
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who couldn't afford them.
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那些根本負擔不起的人們
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You could see them in banks
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在銀行你還可以看見
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when interest rates were manipulated
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當利率被操縱
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and everyone around knew what was going on,
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而且人們都知道發生了什麽事情
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but everyone studiously ignored it.
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但是人們故意忽視了它
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You can see willful blindness in the Catholic Church,
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刻意無視的情況也發生在天主教堂裏
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where decades of child abuse went ignored.
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幾十年孩子被虐待的狀況被漠視
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You could see willful blindness
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刻意無視的現象
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in the run-up to the Iraq War.
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也發生在伊拉克戰爭中
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Willful blindness exists on epic scales like those,
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刻意無視不僅發生在 像剛所提到的那些大範圍中
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and it also exists on very small scales,
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它也存在於十分微小的層面上
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in people's families, in people's homes and communities,
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在家族裏,在家庭裏,也在社區裏
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and particularly in organizations and institutions.
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特別是在組織和機構裏
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Companies that have been studied for willful blindness
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那些接受“刻意無視”現象研究的公司
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can be asked questions like,
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經常被問這樣的問題
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"Are there issues at work
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“在工作上有沒有
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that people are afraid to raise?"
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員工不願意提出來的問題?”
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And when academics have done studies like this
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當研究機構對這樣的
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of corporations in the United States,
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美國公司做研調時
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what they find is 85 percent of people say yes.
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他們發現85%的人給出了肯定答案
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Eighty-five percent of people know there's a problem,
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85%的人知道存在問題
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but they won't say anything.
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但是他們什麽也不會說
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And when I duplicated the research in Europe,
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我在歐洲重複這項調查時
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asking all the same questions,
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問了一樣的問題
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I found exactly the same number.
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我得到了完全一樣的數據結果
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Eighty-five percent. That's a lot of silence.
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85%。那是靜靜的死寂
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It's a lot of blindness.
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那是赤裸裸的無視
07:51
And what's really interesting is that when I go to companies in Switzerland,
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有趣的是,我訪查瑞士的公司時
他們告訴我:“那是瑞士獨有的問題”
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they tell me, "This is a uniquely Swiss problem."
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07:58
And when I go to Germany, they say, "Oh yes, this is the German disease."
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而去德國時,他們說 “噢,是的,那是德國人的毛病。”
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And when I go to companies in England, they say,
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去英國公司時,他們會說
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"Oh, yeah, the British are really bad at this."
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“哦,對啊,英國人在這方面挺差勁的“
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And the truth is, this is a human problem.
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但真相是,那是人類的通病
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We're all, under certain circumstances, willfully blind.
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在特定情況下,我們都“刻意無視”
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What the research shows is that some people are blind
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研究結果表明 有些人因為害怕而無視
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out of fear. They're afraid of retaliation.
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他們擔心遭到報復
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And some people are blind because they think, well,
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有些人無視因為他們認為
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seeing anything is just futile.
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看清一切也是徒勞的
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Nothing's ever going to change.
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沒有什麽會因此而改變
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If we make a protest, if we protest against the Iraq War,
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如果我們提出抗議 如果我們抗議伊拉克戰爭
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nothing changes, so why bother?
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不會發生什麽改變,那又何必為此操心?
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Better not to see this stuff at all.
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還是不看見這樣的事情為好
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And the recurrent theme that I encounter all the time
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我不斷遇到人們這樣說
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is people say, "Well, you know,
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“嗯,你知道
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the people who do see, they're whistleblowers,
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那些看清問題的人,是告密者
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and we all know what happens to them."
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我們都知道他們將遭遇什麽”
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So there's this profound mythology around whistleblowers
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所以對於那些告密者 人們存在著嚴重的誤解
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which says, first of all, they're all crazy.
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首先,一般認為他們都是瘋子
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But what I've found going around the world
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但是我走遍全球和那些告密者
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and talking to whistleblowers is, actually,
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聊天時發現,事實上
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they're very loyal and quite often very conservative people.
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他們十分忠誠,而且通常都是很保守的人
09:12
They're hugely dedicated to the institutions that they work for,
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他們在自己工作的組織奉獻自己
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and the reason that they speak up,
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他們站出來指出問題
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the reason they insist on seeing,
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堅持看見的問題的原因是
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is because they care so much about the institution
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他們對自己的組織十分關心
09:25
and want to keep it healthy.
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並希望它健康發展。
09:29
And the other thing that people often say
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關於告密者,另外一件大家常常談論的事是
09:31
about whistleblowers is, "Well, there's no point,
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那沒有用啦
09:34
because you see what happens to them.
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因為他們的遭遇你也看見了
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They are crushed.
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他們被打壓了
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Nobody would want to go through something like that."
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沒有人願意經歷像這樣的事情
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And yet, when I talk to whistleblowers,
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但是,當我和告密者交談時
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the recurrent tone that I hear is pride.
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他們的語氣中總是帶著自豪感
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I think of Joe Darby.
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我想起了喬伊達比
09:53
We all remember the photographs of Abu Ghraib,
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我們都記得Abu Ghraib的照片 (注:美軍虐待戰俘事件)
09:56
which so shocked the world and showed the kind of war
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那張照片震驚了世界
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that was being fought in Iraq.
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讓人們看到了伊拉克戰爭的面目
10:02
But I wonder who remembers Joe Darby,
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但是誰還記得喬伊達比
10:05
the very obedient, good soldier
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那是位十分服從命令的好士兵
10:09
who found those photographs and handed them in.
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是他發現那些照片並且發佈了它們
10:14
And he said, "You know, I'm not the kind of guy
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他說:你知道嗎,我不是那種狡猾的揭發者
10:17
to rat people out, but some things just cross the line.
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但是有些事做得太誇張了
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Ignorance is bliss, they say,
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有人說無知者是幸福的
10:24
but you can't put up with things like this."
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但是你不能容忍像這樣的事情發生
10:27
I talked to Steve Bolsin, a British doctor,
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我和史蒂夫波爾森交談過 他是一位英國醫生
10:30
who fought for five years to draw attention
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他努力抗爭了五年
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to a dangerous surgeon who was killing babies.
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讓人們注意那些誤殺嬰兒的危險手術
10:40
And I asked him why he did it, and he said,
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我問他爲什麽這樣做
10:42
"Well, it was really my daughter who prompted me to do it.
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他說:是我的女兒鼓勵我這樣做的
10:46
She came up to me one night, and she just said,
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一天晚上她來見我
10:48
'Dad, you can't let the kids die.'"
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她說:爸,你不能讓那些孩子喪命了
10:52
Or I think of Cynthia Thomas,
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也或者我會想到辛西婭托馬斯
10:54
a really loyal army daughter and army wife,
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她是一位忠誠的軍人女兒 也是一名軍人的妻子
10:58
who, as she saw her friends and relations
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當她看見她的親友
11:01
coming back from the Iraq War, was so shocked
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從伊拉克戰場上回來時
11:06
by their mental condition
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辛西婭對他們的精神狀態感到震驚
11:08
and the refusal of the military to recognize and acknowledge
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也對軍方拒絕承認他們得了
11:12
post-traumatic stress syndrome
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“創傷後壓力症候群”感到震驚
11:14
that she set up a cafe in the middle of a military town
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於是她在軍方的小鎮中心開了一家咖啡館
11:20
to give them legal, psychological and medical assistance.
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為那些士兵提供法律上 心理上和醫療上的協助
11:25
And she said to me, she said, "You know, Margaret,
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她對我說:瑪格麗特
11:28
I always used to say I didn't know what I wanted to be
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我以前都說我不知道
11:32
when I grow up.
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我長大後要做什麼
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But I've found myself in this cause,
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但是因這個事件 我找到了自我價值
11:39
and I'll never be the same."
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我已經煥然一新了
11:44
We all enjoy so many freedoms today,
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如今我們享受著廣泛的自由
11:47
hard-won freedoms:
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那是來之不易的自由
11:49
the freedom to write and publish without fear of censorship,
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無需擔心審查的寫作和出版自由
11:53
a freedom that wasn't here the last time I came to Hungary;
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是我上次到匈牙利時 他們所還沒有的自由
11:56
a freedom to vote, which women in particular
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選舉的自由
11:59
had to fight so hard for;
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特別是婦女們奮鬥所爭取的選舉自由
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the freedom for people of different ethnicities and cultures
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不同種族,不同文化,不同性取向的人
12:04
and sexual orientation to live the way that they want.
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可以依照他們渴望的 生活方式生活的自由
12:09
But freedom doesn't exist if you don't use it,
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但是如果你不使用自由,它就形同虛設
12:14
and what whistleblowers do,
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那些告密者 和像蓋拉貝尼菲爾德那樣做的人
12:16
and what people like Gayla Benefield do
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他們的所作所為
12:19
is they use the freedom that they have.
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代表他們真正行使了所擁有的自由
12:24
And what they're very prepared to do is recognize
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並且他們已經充分的意識到
12:27
that yes, this is going to be an argument,
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是的,那樣做將會面對爭議
12:30
and yes I'm going to have a lot of rows
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而且我的鄰居,同事和朋友
12:33
with my neighbors and my colleagues and my friends,
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都會反對自己
12:37
but I'm going to become very good at this conflict.
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但是在這個衝突中我會變得非常好
12:40
I'm going to take on the naysayers,
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我會面對那些反對者
12:42
because they'll make my argument better and stronger.
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因為他們會使我的論述 變得更好更完善
12:47
I can collaborate with my opponents
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我可以和反對者合作
12:50
to become better at what I do.
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來讓自己更善於處理我正著手在做的事
12:54
These are people of immense persistence,
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那些人有極大的持久力
12:57
incredible patience, and an absolute determination
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不可思議的耐心和不可動搖的決心
13:02
not to be blind and not to be silent.
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他們不願意視而不見
13:07
When I went to Libby, Montana,
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當我去Libby時
13:11
I visited the asbestosis clinic
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我拜訪了由蓋拉創建的
13:14
that Gayla Benefield brought into being,
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石棉沉滯症診所
13:18
a place where at first some of the people
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一開始有些人
13:21
who wanted help and needed medical attention
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想要得到幫助和醫療關注時
13:24
went in the back door
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都會從後門進入
13:27
because they didn't want to acknowledge
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因為他們不想承認
13:29
that she'd been right.
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蓋拉是正確的
13:31
I sat in a diner, and I watched
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我坐在餐廳裏觀察著
13:35
as trucks drove up and down the highway,
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卡車行駛在高速路
13:39
carting away the earth out of gardens
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一車車運走花園裏的土壤
13:43
and replacing it with fresh, uncontaminated soil.
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然後替換上新鮮的,無污染的土壤
13:50
I took my 12-year-old daughter with me,
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我和我12歲的女兒在一起
13:52
because I really wanted her to meet Gayla.
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因為我真心希望她見見蓋拉
13:55
And she said, "Why? What's the big deal?"
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女兒問道:爲什麽?這有什麼了不起的
13:58
I said, "She's not a movie star,
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我說:她不是一位影星
14:01
and she's not a celebrity, and she's not an expert,
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她也不是名人,更不是專家
14:05
and Gayla's the first person who'd say
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但是她是第一個說
14:08
she's not a saint.
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自己不是聖人的
14:11
The really important thing about Gayla
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蓋拉的閃亮之處
14:14
is she is ordinary.
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就在於她的平凡
14:16
She's like you, and she's like me.
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她和你一樣,也和我一樣
14:21
She had freedom, and she was ready to use it."
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她擁有自由,並善用了它
14:27
Thank you very much.
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非常感謝
14:29
(Applause)
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