TED演讲:在危机中前行(11)
Number two, there's power in promiscuous thinking. 第二，胡思乱想的力量 Another striking similarity among good problem-solvers is that they're all pragmatists. 另一个好的问题解决者的显着相似点是他们都是实用主义者 T
TED演讲:在危机中前行的政治(12)
Yet he chose to embrace his enemies instead, while forcing his own party to compromise. 但是他选择了拥抱自己的敌人，同时迫使他所在的政党去妥协 And Trudeau pushed everyone to stop thinking in tribal terms 特鲁多促使大家
TED演讲:新美国梦(1)
I'm a journalist, so I like to look for the untold stories, the lives that quietly play out under the scream of headlines. 我是一名记者，因此我乐于探寻那些鲜为人知的故事，那些夸张头条背后的平静生活。 I've also be
TED演讲:新美国梦(2)
Is better off finding a secure job that you can count on for the rest of your life? Those are nearly extinct. 是找到了一个稳定的工作，一辈子都不用愁，就意味着生活安逸吗？这种情况几乎不存在。 People move jobs, o
TED演讲:新美国梦(3)
Now, let me be very clear: the 14.8 percent of Americans living in poverty need money, plain and simple. 我说的再明白一些，就是在美国，穷人占14.8%，他们需要钱，简单易懂。 And all of us need policies that protect us from
TED演讲:新美国梦(4)
My great-grandfather was a drunk in Detroit, who sometimes managed to hold down a factory job. 我的曾祖父曾经住在底特律，他是个酒鬼，有时勉强去工厂工作。 He had, as unbelievable as it might sound, 21 children, with one wo
TED演讲:新美国梦(5)
So let's dig into this first question: How should we work? 所以，我们来探讨第一个问题：我们应当如何工作？ We should work like our mothers. 我们应该像我们的母亲们那样。 That's right -- we've spent decades trying to
TED演讲:新美国梦(5)
So let's dig into this first question: How should we work? 所以，我们来探讨第一个问题：我们应当如何工作？ We should work like our mothers. 我们应该像我们的母亲们那样。 That's right -- we've spent decades trying to
TED演讲:新美国梦(6)
Now, this means the nine-to-five no longer works for anyone. 如今，这意味着朝九晚五的工作不再适合所有人。 Punch clocks are becoming obsolete, as are career ladders. 打卡和事业的阶梯已经过时了。 Whole industries are
TED演讲:新美国梦(7)
Fifty million of us, for example, live in intergenerational households. 例如，我们一共有5000万人是两代人住在同一屋檐下。 This number exploded with the Great Recession, but it turns out people actually like living this way. 这个数
TED演讲:新美国梦(8)
Now, I've experienced this firsthand. For the last few years, I've been living in a cohousing community. 我亲身体验过这种生活。过去几年中，我生活在一个合作居住社区。 It's 1.5 acres of persimmon trees, this prolific black
TED演讲:新美国梦(9)
The new better off, as I've come to call it, 我所说的新型安逸生活 is less about investing in the perfect family and more about investing in the imperfect village, 不是关于维持完美的家庭，而是关于维持不那么完美的村落，
TED演讲:新美国梦(10)
In the midst of such widespread uncertainty, we may, in fact, be insecure. 在这种变幻无常之中，我们可能会没有安全感。 But we can let that insecurity make us brittle or supple. 但是我们能让这种不安全感使我们变得脆弱
TED演讲:货币的未来(1)
I want to tell you about the future of money. 我今天的话题是关于货币的未来。 Let's start with a story about this culture that lived in Micronesia in the early 1900s, called the Yap. 我们先从一个20世纪早期的故事开始，这个
TED演讲:货币的未来(2)
In 1932, the Bank of France asked the United States to convert their holdings from dollars into gold. 1932年时，法兰西银行向美国提出申请，希望把银行中的美元兑换成黄金。 But it was too inconvenient to think about actuall
