Youtube comments of Mental Health Treatment (@MentalHealthTreatment).

  1. "anorexic" is a medical term for a symptom, the loss of appetite and interest in food. It is not the same as "anorexia nervosa" which is a psychiatric disorder. In popular/lay use, people often say anorexia when what they are actually referring to is anorexia nervosa, which is where the apparent confusion comes from.
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  2. What happened to these kids ? https://youtu.be/4P7amxoeAMQ
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  3. He was so cute here, I love him
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  4. MJ is the only man to ever look fine as hell in a mullet
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  5. I love how skinny he is
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  6. My 2nd favourite part after the frustrated pillow scene is when he does the angry purr at 2:01
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  7. Everyone criticising the Malaya girl, please also see her statement later! https://youtu.be/pZjp-6_2fnU?t=1175 She seems genuine and contrite
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  8. What happened to Raul Contreras? https://youtu.be/4P7amxoeAMQ What happened to Alfred Bannerman? https://youtu.be/0ynRwRg6POc
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  9. What happened to Nalini Nair, the Indian girl from 1959 debate? (Updated) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kypXOahKKnI
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  10. Where are they now? https://youtu.be/0ynRwRg6POc
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  11. What happened to these kids? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NE4EZUhPBFg
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  12. See my other channel for similar videos: https://www.youtube.com/c/mindmining
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  13. Where are they now? Amin became an ambassador and also wrote some books (you can see his picture on his amazon author page: https://amzn.to/3CRUW8A) Gopi became a diplomat Edward lives in the USA Sara - unknown Please comment if you know more
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  14. Agreed!
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  15. I didn't realize either, and I believed a lot of the stuff in the media and also the allegations 😢
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  16. Susan from this debate wrote an essay part of which details her experience as part of this exchange. Written before this film was made public. It can be obtained at this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17XTdYWTd0kMfj051MnO98v4JfScsZSsR/view?usp=sharing
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  17. It wont work, because everyone will claim to be holy, have no prejudice whatsoever, and just accuse everyone else
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  18. What happened to this Young Indian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Lgjmb4Wahw
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  19. Yes, and the Pakistani guy is even speaking as an "Indian" then, it's quite remarkable
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  20. Random thought, I wish MJ would have collabed with GNR
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  21. There are many forgotten videos in various archives, they just need to be found, converted, promoted and shared on a digital medium
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  22. I will upload another episode soon. It sounds like she had a very sincere change of heart. She was almost in tears
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  23. So all those Afghan military men just left their families??
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  24. Making the point to not turn on the subtitles and translating the vid as you watch it is such a flex
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  25. I hope there is a recommended booster so I can hold out until Kenney gives me at least $500
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  26. It seems to me that intellectuals rarely become politicians. Politics requires a rather separate skill set, for example the ability to lie very convincingly. I don't think this is just cynicism on my part...It is unfortunate, but the people that are attracted to politics are very often dreges of society, immoral and self-serving. This isn't always the case, and there are plenty of examples of selfless leaders, but they are in the minority. Where are the philosopher kings?
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  27. @Thomas Dupont You're absolutely correct. It is a very difficult task to translate non-coherent/non-linear speech. It would require a much greater level of fluency than I possess, and also would be helpful for someone to have studied the theory of translation...Should a translation be as true as possible and literal, should it rather try to convey a similar message while allowing for deviations in literal meaning, or should it aim to capture the spirit/essence/emotion of the source instead? Indeed I often defaulted to trying to "make sense" of what he says, and probably took some liberties. If you have suggestions on how to improve the translation please let me know.
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  28. Why are his eyes so beady? I've seen a much more alert gaze in Golden Retrievers.
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  29.  @maxwellsmith80  The host died, and the series ended.
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  30.  @yepthatsKEY  Such a beautiful smile
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  31. I think she has a lot to say, just isn't as fluent as the others!
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  32. He's Polish, so he's from a country where there is only one ethnicity and religion, so he probably does not understand that these kinds of labels have significance legally, culturally, historically and otherwise.
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  33. Yeah, especially in the West "brown" is often used as a classification for a large group of people and is considered polite. Maybe it is perceived differently in other parts of the world. Well, Westerners are obsessed with race anyways
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  34. there are only about 5 episodes remaining in the entire show which ran 1954 to 1959. I will try to get them eventually. There are no more shows from 1954
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  35. She is a granny and she lives in the USA now
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  36. I didn't notice that before!!!🤣
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  37. The Ethiopian boy can be seen in a later film making a significant statement. Please keep that in mind among the barrage of criticism he received here. https://youtu.be/pZjp-6_2fnU?t=1075
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  38.  @GlennDavey  This was an extremely difficult translation, and I probably didn't capture the obvious psychosis very well in English.
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  39. Yes, Philippines had armed militant communists running around in the jungle, so the situation was quite different
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  40.  @mrefeyilmaz  Her accent is almost flawless & practically imperceptible to me as a native speaker. I transcribed the video and her pronunciation was the easiest to catch, no ambiguities.
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  41. There shouldn't be a problem with using the same drill bit as long as long as sterility is maintained. It's a contiguous area which would have been disinfected. The holes seen here are very small and would eventually close by healing and bone remodelling. A very large hole could well remain open for many years, up until a natural death
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  42. There is one more episode with him that I'm trying to get, but it will take a few months. I really like him too
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  43. Agree. She was into him
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  44. We should also appreciate how honest the kids in this series are about their prejudices. I have a feeling if this was held today everyone would claim to be 100% perfect and virtuous, and such a debate would be rather boring and not lead to growth or greater understanding.
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  45. I think those were some of the foreign visitors. I didn't see a single adult Afghani woman in the video
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  46.  @leonoormulder2872  I tried, but people still argue with me! 🤷‍♀️
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  47. I ran into the building just in time and saved them from the fire.
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  48. Wow, that's such a good observation, I didn't even think of that!
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  49. Day 1 of the experiment. Click rate increases from 2.1% to 4.8% A handful of Indonesians fall into the trap Still waiting for the remaining 250 million
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  50.  @Michael-go9hm  oh yeah, that's a top 10 moment. In order: 1. MJ expressin his feelings to his pillow 1:07 2. PRRRRRR 2:01 3. MJ walking out the door of the apartment like the cool neighbour everyone wish they had 1:56 4. White jacket gangbanger arrives on a forklift 3:10 5. MJ leans on the counter, even though there is most probably a "please don't lean on the counter" sign 2:21 6. MJ demonstrates the cool way to make an exit 4:25 7. Jerry curl goes thwap the first of several times 1:41 8. MJ shows how he makes it rain on dem hoes 4:05 9. Karate kick that could totally shatter at least 7 wooden boards 4:11 10. MJ shows that dance is a viable alternative to gang warfare 3:50
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  51.  @menchiefrancis1017  maybe he got tired of the simps and made it private
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  52.  @SKY-fu1vw  I agree that her impassioned performance does not come across as someone who is just going through the motions and doing as they've been told. However, it is possible that she takes debate very seriously, and is doing her best to "win" against a very formidable opponent. In a formal debate, as in a debate club, a participant may be defending a position they do not agree with, as a show of rhetorical skill. That she changed her views with time is also a possibility. But maybe she was speaking her truth. One way or another, I do not know. But I think it is fair to share what she has written, especially given that it was published before the large amount of attention and criticism that this video garnered.
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  53. probably a vasoconstrictor to reduce bleeding. But I don't know what is being injected after the holes are drilled. I hope someone will tell me
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  54.  @akritimattoo1092  But it's a full on burka! So my statement remains accurate that I didn't "SEE" an Afghani woman. I saw something in a burka.
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  55. I think it is hard for us today to conceive of the trauma that the 2 world wars left on that generation. Close to 100 million deaths, rooted in inter-ethnic conflict. It would be difficult to be optimistic. Especially given that after the first World War, Europeans vowed that such bloodshed would never be repeated...
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  56. When you said "im in the age group with these kids", I assumed you were 4 years old. I then marvelled at your writing skills and depth of knowledge for about a minute.😅
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  57. It kind of looks the same? Except no more Buddhas
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  58. It's funny...the Filipino horde only comes when summoned. They will not bother any with films which do not feature their compatriots!
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  59. I don't believe that it was televised beyond 1959. It's possible that it was but hasn't been catalogued or archived, or maybe just hasn't been found yet. The host of the show died in 1961, and I don't know if it would have continued after that.
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  60.  @hairylairy18  Not really, we live in a fat world
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  61.  @nightnday6675  Jherry curl is the texture, but mullet is the style
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  62. I wonder if he knew how beautiful he was. I mean outwardly too
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  63. Does anyone know what happened to the Turkish boy when he got older?
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  64. your Duck Studies diploma is in the mail
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  65.  @lucci17  -Videos with African kids get a fairly good proportion of viewers from their respective nations and Africa as a whole -When European countries or other Asian countries feature there is only a small increase in proportion of viewers -Videos with Filipino kids summon the masses. ~70% Filipino views, equal between male and female, and most in the 25-34 age range. Likely the proportion is greater because there are many views from countries with large Filipino populations like UAE, Saudi Arabia, etc that don't otherwise watch this channel. But it also has a lot to do with what Youtube decides to promote and to whom, and the fact that the majority of Filipinos understand English (As compared to Japanese for example)
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  66. Maybe the baby is still alive today 🙂
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  67. HYLOGRYPHICS
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  68. supposedly he is retired now and living in Ghana
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  69.  @platinumboi88  Everyone is drawn in and attracted to him be they grannies, teens, boomers, and regardless of gender, because he was so radiant and pure
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  70. The experiment has started...
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  71. What does it mean when Turkish people say about learning to swim? I've heard it before but I don't understand the context of it
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  72. -Laws are not retroactive - HIPAA and analogous legislation in other countries is a more recent phenomenon. -People can consent to share their medical histories, including mentally ill people. Take even the Dr. Phil show for example -Films are often re-enactments based on real or composite cases for teaching purposes -Pre 1950s films were quite likely filmed without consent of the subject, based on my observations.
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  73. Several possibilities 1. autism has an environmental cause 2. de-novo mutation in the affected twin 3. autism has an epigenetic cause
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  74. Not quite like this. Patient confidentiality is one issue, but also models, animations, and other technology has replaced this kind of viewing of real cases
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  75. It gets to be a kind of circular argument, but no, those are not considered languages because of how we humans define language. Communication is not the same as language
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  76. He's just checking if you're paying attention
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  77. To nie byl nawet prawdziwy polak, akcent nie prawidlowy
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  78. Indian Giga-chad
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  79. I titled it Malaysia mainly for the purpose of search feature - more people will be searching for Malaysia than Malaya. But enough people have complained so I will change the title!
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  80.  @arinovishnu1954  https://www.instagram.com/beatricekairupan/
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  81. (Edit) I think you're right, he passed in 2012. Someone else found this video of him from 2010. You can still recognize him. He became a lawyer and was the minister of foreign affairs in his country! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3rFMTKGw-M
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  82.  @kinggu9270  I've always been interested in other nationalities, and their characters so to speak. So these are my very superficial observations about Filipinos, I hope you all don't take it the wrong way; these are simple musings of an outsider based on a non-random sample -English is kind of a status symbol, and especially having a good accent -There is strong anti-China sentiment, but very little noticeable anti-Americanism, and no anti-Spanish or anti-Japanese (edit) -Marcos is often invoked, so this must have been a very significant time in Philippines history. I didn't know about him so I just quickly looked up on wikipedia, and since everything in western eyes falls into either GOOD GUY or BAD GUY camp like in a super hero movie, Marcos is presented as BAD GUY. But Filipinos seem divided here, some malign him, but others speak of him with great respect -Strong unified national pride with no noticeable divisions (for example among regional, language, ideological or religious lines as often found in other nations) -Disappointment with the perceived failure of the nation to live up to its potential. Then again this is common, perhaps even universal among many countries that are not as wealthy as western nations
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  83. possibly, but only at the university level and higher, and that is by virtue of American universities accepting the best students from all over the world. The primary education system in USA is in rapid decline
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  84. Funny, I got a similar impression initially. I looked up the study director and it is Virginia Axline, a psychologist who helped develop play therapy. So I think it's actually quite innocent - the psychologist watches children play, accept them as they are, and allows them to reveal themselves in that manner.
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  85. She's so cute. Also her English is flawless, she has virtually no accent. I wonder how it would even be possible to learn a second language with such fluency back in the 1950s?
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  86.  @genesishendra8290  There is currently an ongoing Filipino invasion
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  87. it was amazing, and he said it in such a calm way too
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  88. I feel like I've learned a bit overall about FIlipinos by browsing through some of the many many comments. I think first person perspectives are always more interesting and telling than some lame and biased media report like we always get here
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  89. Lol ok, I'll try
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  90.  @Massimo-sn7xd  It could perhaps be that creating a film was much more expensive and rare in the past, and so a lot more planning and thought went into it. They didn't want to waste film!
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  91.  @maya-cc2sx  Ifyou go the playlist on my channel it lists all available episodes. One 1959 episode is missing, but it had all european students
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  92. Nepal participated in 1954, but I didn't see the student participate in any of the filmed episodes
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  93. Yeah, I like him too, he kind of takes charge of debate but also makes sure to include everyone and ask them questions
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  94. She says "I'd rather have a well adjusted block-head to a maladjusted egg-head" It took me a minute to understand that, it's kind of old slang from the 50s.
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  95. Definitely. I could send you the english subtitle file which has all the timings if you wish. However I would also appreciate if you would share the translated file with me once you are done so that I could upload them here for the limited Chinese-speaking audience that does use Youtube
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  96.  @GrantTarredus  Oh, I didn't take it as such, I just reply very matter of factly because that's how I write I guess. In any case, even if it may be technically permissable to publish such films, is it the right, or the ethical thing to do? I don't know the answer to that. The films were typically intended for professionals audiences that would have had a relevant background. Mass viewing was probably never envisioned... Unless someone make a point of pulling these films from archives and making them available on an alternative medium, they will be lost to time. Overall I think there is a small net positive in bringing them to light.
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  97.  @samp9853  Looking at the comments, the video clearly touches on issues that are still significant today in SE Asia. For me, viewing it as an outsider, I had a much more neutral response; I just thought that the Malaya girl is feeling attacked and acting defensive. I mean to say that I didn't even have enough context about what the situation is like in Malaysia to try to divert, or to try to frame it in a specific way. Maybe I know a little bit now, at least with with regard to demographics.
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  98.  @f-86zoomer37  My buddy who served in Afghanistan vaguely mentioned the boy/feminization stuff, which was tolerated
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  99.  @christopherzantiotis  I'm not sure I would be able to tell a Greek from a Turk, I suppose people typically might look vaguely "Mediterranean" to me, but that might be because I live in North America where most people are an ethnic mix. But Angeliki looks very interesting to me, at first I thought she was kind of, well, not so pretty, but after I watched the whole video I decided she was beautiful...that doesn't happen very often. Her face is very alluring.
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  100. I am an animal rights extremist
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  101. That is faulty reasoning then. 1. This condition typically not detected until after birth 2. This condition is treatable. I guess you just want more babies to be aborted
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  102. He is, like movie star looks
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  103. I don't think so, at least that's my impression. I think maybe he was inexperienced and blurted some stuff out somewhat awkwardly, but overall he and the patient had a good rapport
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  104. Link in description
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  105. She died in 1960 in an accident 😞
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  106. I agree!!!
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  107. New York Herald Tribune, which is a newspaper that doesn't exist any more
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  108.  @Duvmasta  It's fairly common and means the connection between the brain and eye is messed up, with various causes. The main thing is that if it's not corrected in childhood it will become permanent.
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  109.  @Duvmasta  This is in essence something akin to what one might find on a psych assessment. "There is a chameleon called Ambilobe named for the region it comes from in Madagascar. Ambylopia is a medical term for lazy eye. Can you think of a reason why these terms are so similar?"
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  110. 🤣 You just gave me a terrible flashback!
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  111. Yes, I noticed that too!
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  112. is he still alive?
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  113. Yeah, you can tell Sarah was really into him and liked being taken down that way
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  114. But I don't know Portugese :(
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  115. There are 7 episodes left from all the years (1954-1959). It will take me some time but I hope to upload them eventually
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  116. Very insightful point
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  117. 😆
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  118. je crois que c'est un acteur
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  119. Cambodia sent one student in 1960, but it wasn't televised any more
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  120. Central Islip State Hospital
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  121. He's cute
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  122.  @cattmann  thanks! I learned something 😁
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  123. Pagers aren't used in hospitals because of a reluctance to adopt newer technology, but because they are superior to cell phones on multiple metrics specific to a health care setting.
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  124. which one?
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  125. You could be right, the dates given with the films are often incorrect. I will try to look into it further
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  126.  @kay-uw5lt  If you watch the the videos from this series, you will note that each and every white South African is going off the exact same script. Their key points they always make sure to hit: 1652 Refreshment station Not a Bantu in sight for 100 years Difference of "civilization" We spend so much money and are the caretakers of the Bantu etc. I don't know too much about South African history, so I view this as an outsider. It's just very striking that these kids are like records playing on repeat. To what degree are they free, to what degree are they expressing their own opinions? On a practical level, how would a young person get the means/courage/information to be able to challenge their status quo, their culture, their elders, their government...in an era where the flow of information was vastly more constrained. I grew up in a communist country, and the propaganda was omnipresent, I mean it was in the little poems we would learn to recite in daycare. I felt my parents were "weird" sometimes when I would start reciting my commie stuff (which I was quite excited about), but they never said anything against the system, to me -their child, because it was too dangerous. One of the heroes we were taught to revere was Pavlik Morozov. His great act was that he reported his own parents to the authorities for their anti-communist activities. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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  127. Most likely supreme court ruling ending segregation in schools in 1954, "Brown vs. Board of Education"
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  128.  @hasanbal1444  Thanks for the very detailed historic synopsis. Well, it's ~100 years later now, but given the context it seems kind of a grim expression that highlights the death of civilians and is used to taunt Greeks. Sort of like if Americans had some running joke about nuking Japan. I mean I understand that's not the sole focus of it, and a saying acquires it's own life because it can convey a complex message in a few short words.
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  129. ​ @hasanbal1444  ​ I suppose it is quite analogous to my experience as a Pole, althought I no longer live there so I can view it at arms length. Poland and Russia are so similar in language, culture, genetics, but enimity persists strong as ever, mainly directed from Poland toward Russia. Now that I think about this, I kind of understand (even if I don't condone) the Greek perspective, and perhaps you can too. Regardless of all the back and forth the nations inflicted upon each other in the past, it is much easier for the more powerful nation to say "we have no prejudice toward you, we want to have good relations, we have bigger problems..." But for the smaller nations the adversary next door will always remain an existential threat. A mouse is not going to let go of its prejudice towards the neighbourhood cat! Not to say that it's right - just to say that's how it *is*.
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  130. The last year to be televised was 1959
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  131. Ambylopia
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  132.  @AuroraDancingsongs  actually strabismus and ambylopia can be related, but they are not the same thing (although the terminology is kind of mixed and overlapping in popular use). The former isn't associated with bad vision but the latter is. The former can also cause the latter
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  133.  @SigmundFreud187  OMG . I just died.
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  134. Good observation. Maybe because she was the first student sent to these televised debates (1954) and in subsequent years the SA government made a point to tell the delegates they were sending about what points they're supposed to hit and how to answer questions?
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  135. That's a fairly typical Afrikaaner accent
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  136. It is my observation that nationalism remains an extremely powerful force, I don't know if true objectivity is possible. If you read the comments on all these sorts of videos, 98% of the time people take a very similar line according to where they are from. Turkish people have a particular take, Filipinos make similar comments, Japanese and Koreans take opposite sides etc.
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  137.  @burmahome3899  His name is David Tin, that's all I know
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  138.  @Cacodominus6969  To be honest I've suspected this. It is plausible he is dosed with Vyvanse or Adderal or something of this class. It serves him in that it makes him (relatively) more energetic but also improves cognition to a degree, making his ramblings marginally coherent.
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  139.  @lucci17  is Filipino the same as tagalog? Is that the language that most filipinos use to comminicate with each other (say in an informal setting) or is it english? Are you not taught your native languages in school? That seems shocking to me
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  140. Oh, and also that "wokeness" is also a thing in Philippines. I didn't realize it had spread globally. From both angles, both people talking about being woke in a positive manner, and complaining about the woke kids
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  141. Similary, almost every time, an Ethipian delegate will give the "I am not black, I am a burned Hebrew" speech...Are they all bad kids? Are they all supremacists, or self hating or in denial? Or is this what they have been taught, is it cultural information that is so prevalent that they never even considered to question it, or realize how ridiculous it sounds to everyone else. Everyone started giggling in this video when Ethiopian boy mentioned it
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  142. What does "lah" mean at the end of a sentence?
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  143. It's because the viewers are mainly from Philippines and Africa! I like the Mexican boy the best!
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  144. Yep! It's kind of funny, this channel usually has "invasions" by certain countries. First it was Philippines, then Malaysia, then Turkey, now India😁
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  145. @Rizzy Not really! Like Indians don't watch India episodes, or none of the European countries seem too interested.
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  146. I think this is him? https://claudiaarellanob.com/dia-la-expropiacion-petrolera-francisco-arellano-belloc-autor-juridico/
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  147. 🤦
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  148. wow, i had no idea
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  149. Sure, as long as it is an impression/reaction, and not just a straight re-upload
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  150. I can sort of see it. The cheekbones!
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  151. It's kind of meaningless if you haven't sworn to Apollo
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  152. What? Afrikaans is a language spoken by millions of people
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  153. This was a prepared speech given at the UN, and it was practiced (you can even notice the host mouthing the words along at times, and tapping them on the shoulder to help them keep time). Most of the other episodes are spontaneous, although with the subject being decided ahead of time they probably prepared for it and made some key notes, but they are not reciting in those
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  154.  @jaxsienplays9884  I saw that 🥰🥰🥰🥰
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  155. Do Americans not understand virtually the entire world hates them?
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  156. "someday" I will. But it takes a lot of time and work so it won't be any time soon
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  157. lol, "robust" is a very good description!
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  158. I agree that he has authoritarian/fashy tendencies. It's interesting to observe that most people don't pick up on this, I suppose because they are charmed by him.
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  159. The Indian guy is sitting right in the front!
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  160. Thank you!
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  161. I checked but it looks like unfortunately Uganda never participated in the program
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  162. Bashir Abdel Gadir
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  163. Yes, she's a total liar. She would marry Bjorn in a minute
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  164. Better than laundry detergent
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  165. Don't worry about being a p-do, he's like 85 years old
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  166. Ironically, he became Ethiopian ambassador to African Union!
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  167. The South could develop industry. But the North can't make their land arable. Supposedly another famine could be imminent in NK
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  168. Yeah, that's kind of a strange thing. South Africa received a lot of criticism from America even back then, I think it may have been a way for Americans to try to show "see, at least we're not as bad as them" and minimize their own situation
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  169.  @k.abi129  I think it's the same man, because when I looked up the name and read his bio it said he was a NY herald tribune forum fellow, which is this program. Maybe he was really smart and graduated that quickly? I don't know
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  170. Because this was before genetic testing. And if the twins were dichorionic and diamniotic they couldn't say with certainty that they are identicals, although having the same blood group and fingerprints are highly suggestive
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  171. Turkish people need to search Turkish google and find out what happened to him
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  172. Omg his quote: "teenage years is the spring of a woman's beauty and artificial aids should not be used to cover up its loveliness"☺️
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  173. I noticed that too 😆
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  174.  @nehasangwan1975  Yes, he's impressive and very clever. He is really ripping the British girl, but doing it in such a polite and humorous way that she doesn't even get defensive, just kind of laughs along and acts shocked!
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  175. LOL omg. Now I can't unsee it (Miss Jay from ANTM)
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  176. Sorry bro. I learned something similar as a child in Poland. I don't know where this came from ??
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  177. This is factually incorrect, and shows you have no understanding of genetics
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  178. Ok, but why does Cyprus always give 12 points to Greece in Eurovision then?
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  179. KILL THE CARBS!!! KILL THE CALORIES!!
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  180. That's difficult to understand for me as an English speaker. And you mention that there are no masculine or feminine pronouns, but then you list he and she, I'm confused!
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  181. confusion intensifies 😆
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  182. What does it refer to? Is it what you call white/European descent people?
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  183. There is only one episode remaining from 1956 that I haven't been able to upload, and hopefully will once I acquire it. But I do not know who the participants are in that episode
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  184. Based on the names of the participants through the years, South Africa sent a white student every single time
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  185.  @unclescipio3136  A South African I know here once told me something that really struck me. That growing up all he would learn was "religion and racism", and that upon emigrating to Canada he really had to begin to deprogram himself. He would have been in his late teens as apartheid ended... Actually he still occasionally blurts out something that is kind of shocking, but I think his deprogramming has been mostly successful as our friend group is rather multi-ethnic, and his wife is also non-white. So I absolutely believe that people have at the very least a capacity to change.
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  186.  @billpolychronidis7805  the impression that I get is that nationality is still a dominant factor in human relations. I initially watched this video and I am from none of the countries represented. I found it very charming, and thought all the participants did well. When an influx of ethnic Malays descended upon the comment section, they all talked about how incredibly rude the chinese-malay girl was (I thought she was just being normally defensive having been put on the spot by a couple others). Then the Filipinos came and started marvelling about how outstanding the Filipina girl was (I didn't think she really stood out). Then the Turkish horde came and started trashing the Greek girl, often for example reiterating the boy's point that if Ottomans didn't give Greeks freedom to practice culture/religion there wouldn't be a Greece today. That strikes me as a horrific argument; in essence saying "we didn't annihiliate your language, culture and people from the face of the earth, so why are you complaining?". So anyways, I guess I'm trying to say that perhaps historical objectivity is impossible? I've honestly come to that conclusion just through this series of videos.
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  187. I burst out laughing
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  188.  @nickpaine2767  Afghanistan will only suffer more if all the educated talented people leave
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  189. How can you tell that he is from the Igbo tribe? Many people mention it in the comments, but I don't know how they know. Is it the way he looks or talks? Or is it his name?
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  190.  @MTCali70  I'm an immunologist/virologist by profession and an extreme skeptic, but even so I don't use Youtube as a source for information because I get a headache listening to science that's been translated to a lay audience
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  191. Fridfinnsson there is a video of him when he is an old grandpa, but he is speaking Icelandinc so I don't know what it's about
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  192. There are captions available. It seems that for a small percentage of people they don't work, I'm not sure why
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  193. Didn't you listen? He only looks like that because he was burned by the sun
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  194. Oh, I just looked up his full name because someone else mentioned it in a comment. Francisco Arellano-Belloc you can google him, I guess he became a politician and author?
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  195. Ok, thanks I'll make the correction
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  196.  @peace3087  So who is he referring to when he says hybrids or mestizos?
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  197. I've updated it in the description
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  198. Why does this reporter keep on calling grown ass women "girls"?
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  199. can you link it? I'm old, i don't know how to use tiktok lol
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  200. I'm sure that's him!! You can see the resemblance in his face
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  201. Other people in the comments have said that she was
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  202. There is no more community subtitles option on youtube. If someone wants to add subtitles I have this link mara.org/en/videos/qH7yxRZhWwiF/info/1956-high-school-exchange-students-in-usa-debate-on-prejudice-2-philippines-japan-uk-indonesia/ But I have this video translated into portugese https://youtu.be/1NDrq73h7To
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  203. Yeah, Indonesia didn't have a history of English language like Philippines did.
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  204. That's cute. I bet that gift is in National Archives somewhere
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  205. because it's plural. similarly we say The Netherlands, The Maldives, The Bahamas etc
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  206. But can you dance?
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  207. Yeah, I also think the Filipina girl was not talking -literally-, she was speaking in a very dramatic way to try to emphasise her point of how much the people had suffered.
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  208. This is outright false, offensive, and mainly absurd. What do you know of East Europeans? There is a massive difference between east, mainly Slavic cultures and the west. In appearance/genetics, culture, and history. East Europeans were not colonizers (although admittedly Russia was imperialistic, mostly toward other slavic groups). Even the concept of "white" is foreign to us Slavs, because it was never a distinction by which we identified ourselves. There was and still remains a strong level of hostility and mistrust of East Euros by West Euros. It is a large gulf of division between "white" people. You really are talking nonsense, it's like someone would say "All of Africa is black people, and they are all pretty much the same".
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  209. @UCwyTXzJ_1rPQw31Jf4ccPjA Lol, I will defend my Slavic honour to the death.
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  210. Yes, it's obviously a prepared speech. You can even see the lady tapping them to help them keep time, and she is mouthing the words at one point too. The UN is kind of a big deal, so I don't think they'd just improvise
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  211. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Lgjmb4Wahw
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  212. When I hear about the 67 (or something like that) languages in Philippines, are they really *languages*, or rather dialects? For example in a Johnny Antillon video the host says he speaks 9 languages, and while not impossible, it seems a bit unlikely. I'm wondering if these languages/dialects are mutually intelligible; is it like spanish from Spain vs. Latin America? Or more like Spanish vs. Portugese as an example?
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  213. that's a funny observation. I wonder if it holds true for other episodes😅
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  214. anorexia is not the same thing as anorexia nervosa. But in popular culture people typically use the former when they actually mean the latter
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  215. I was kind of shocked that the girl is essentially criticizing her religion back then!
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  216. ikr?
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  217. Wow!! He seemed like a really nice kid, I like the way he spoke. Very thoughtful and reflective
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  218.  @peoplespeace  Im not exactly sure when and where it was published. @KenUbeleveit1 may know, he linked it first
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  219.  @kay-uw5lt  I totally agree with you, when I observe her body language she appears to be a 100% true believer. I mean she's practically jumping up and down, it's a crazy level of intensity. Partly this is what makes the debate so enjoyable to watch, as it is contrasted by Boniface's calm rebuttals. So perhaps I misunderstood your reply to some degree. I guess I was trying to make the point that Susan is not necessarily a hardcore defender of apartheid to this day, more than 60 years after. I find it plausible that her views have changed with time. But I do actually agree that it seems ~unlikely~ that this debate was just purely performative on her part.
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  220. The film was produced in the 50s using footage that was created earlier
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  221.  @weirdairportdude7215  I don't really follow politics here, so maybe it's a thing and I've just never heard about it. I'll have to watch the video
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  222. thank you so much for your very kind comment!
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  223. Homeless population?
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  224. Lol, no! I actually think Johnny has fascist tendencies, but because he is quite charismatic no one seems to notice. It is an interesting insight into mass psychology
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  225.  @hamaydahtaehyung9561  there is one episode left from this season that I am getting and will eventually upload, but I'm not sure if he's in it. It will be in several months in any case
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  226. does anyone know for real? I'm sure there are a lot of people with his same name
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  227. fascinating!
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  228. Why do you name and show images of a victim of abuse/rape/incest? That is highly unethical
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  229. Looks like 10 million people figured it out, and 1 did not. I wonder who is the dumbass?
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  230. Thanks for the additional context
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  231. It would take an immense amount of time to do it well. You will notice most of the colorised videos are quite short
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  232. Her name is recorded as Mattanee Mojdara - Rutnin
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  233. what does it mean?
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  234. Oh! I misunderstood him, I thought he was saying "Siamese dog". This makes more sense
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  235.  @UsuallyTheBest  Is it still used today? I haven't ever heard it in use in English
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  236. I've heard similar things from my chinese friend. Like that for example, calling someone "fat boy" is a rather normal thing. And the ghost thing too...She didnt tell me about monster/demon/devil :(
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  237.  @liviawong6928  I am incredibly fascinated by this. I started interrogating my friend again on the subject, and burst out laughing when she mentioned her aunt was known as "soft pig" on account of her upturned nose. Do you think this is changing at all with time? In the sense that in most of the west people have become much more sensitive and conscious about how language is used, even within just the last 10 years
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  238. no, these are pre-boomers, born during the war
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  239. Jak włączyć polskie napisy w Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKIHyvYgy2o
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  240.  @prehistoricblackroast  😆
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  241. lol wut??
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  242. He was smart and thoughtful!
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  243. New York
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  244. Go to this link, and then when it's finished I can upload it! https://amara.org/en/videos/dZvlePkhM3lo/info/1958-foreign-exchange-philippines-malaya-thailand-iceland-turkey-greece-subject-prejudice/ You could skip the beginning even and just translate the part that would be interesting to Turkish people
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  245. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OnHa2U0bv4
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  246. I think it's natural. Before the Filipino surge came a week ago, most people were praising the boy from Ghana
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  247. But how many people back then lived in those beautiful houses with gardens? How did the vast majority of the population live? I'm sure that extremely wealthy Indonesians today also live in splendor...
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  248. This series of broadcasts is no longer under copyright and can be used freely
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  249. explain?
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  250. Interesting! See the pinned comment, it includes an essay where she mentions the exchange (although not debate or video specifically)
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  251. Thank you for this additional context!
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  252. Oh really? Some people speculated he may have lied about his age!
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  253. Kaylifate!
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  254. There is a french girl there!! haha, everyone forgets her. (I didnt put her in the title because I literally forgot she exists)
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  255.  @jdb6026  She pretty much stays silent except for making a slightly cringe statement at the beginning
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  256. How can you tell?
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  257. @Maya Haraguchi how would i know how expensive it is?
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  258. can you link it? I don't know how to use tiktok 😣
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  259. most French people don't have internet access I think
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  260. It used to be called Pusan back then
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  261. Yeah, it's one of those Anglicized city name changes like Peking->Beijing, Bombay->Mumbai. Not sure what the reason for that is, but, well, the name is different now!
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  262. Lol, it's not boomers. It's other millenials and zoomers based on video stats
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  263. someone mentioned in the comments...i can't remember, but he became quite accomplished
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  264.  @nehasangwan1975  He is in a couple more episodes from this series. But this one is the most interesting one
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  265. He is referring to another episode where he is in debate with an Indian guy, and Indian guy talks about how the educated class in his country never want to work with their hands.
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  266. There should have been an all star edition 😁
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  267. so nice to see!! He still is recognizable
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  268. This cat has no matting and his fur is in great condition, why is he being washed? Unnecessary stress
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  269. I read in the comments that Mesfin joined the army and achieved a high rank there. No one seems to know what happened to Amelia. She probably changed her name when she married so it might be harder to find her
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  270.  @isik.umut0  😆
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  271. Captions are now added
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  272. 😆
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  273. Yes, apparently he became an ambassador to the African Union
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  274. It was the height of the cold war and communism was an American obsession. Also communists were avowed atheists, so religion was seen as a defense against it
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  275. views were from all over until the Philippines invaded a few days ago
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  276. Yeah, America has always had a simplistic "you're either with us, or against us" mentality
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  277. Ok, updated!
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  278. Press the CC button
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  279. I think it was mentioned in the comments that he became a prominent military figure in Ethipia
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  280. Why is there this bias against Nigerians in SA? Although I know there probably isn't one simple answer that explains it
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  281. Is "intern" like resident in N.America?
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  282. Emmanuel Macron
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  283. That's a good point. Are people really less prejudiced nowdays? Or are they just more afraid to admit it?
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  284. What is Canadian leftwing nationalism? Lol, I'm Canadian and I'm not entirely sure what/who you mean?
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  285. Ummm....the pledge of allegiance is not your national anthem lol. Im not American and I know that
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  286. The narration actually said "autoerotic activity", as per Freud. I did choose to censor it because of YT guidelines, and because I thought it would be confusing and distracting for viewers who did not have background about these old theories.
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  287. because there were 32 people in the program, and they would choose 4 or 5 per show. There are other shows with black or hispanic kids. They didn't make a point of having a specific ratio of each race per debate
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  288. can you give a link?
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  289. polio vaccine contained no adjuvant, it was a live attenuated virus
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  290.  @christopherzantiotis  Guess I'm shallow. Because I'm mainly interested in who looks the prettiest
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  291.  @andriwahyudani1302  Haha, I didn't think the order matters?
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  292. It took several months, but it has finally succeeded in luring Indonesians!
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  293. Yes that's what I discovered. Sadly my nation is full of gloomy people that seem to hate themselves. I have been trying to figure out where and how this originated, its depressing.
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  294.  @87g4g3  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3rFMTKGw-M can you tell me what he ended up doing when he got old if you find out? He was my favourite
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  295. I have added captions
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  296. He became a politician and author I believe
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  297. wow!
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  298. What does that mean? I didn't understand the reference
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  299. Slav spotted 0:46
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  300. Ok, corrected!
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  301. Wow!
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  302. Someone in the comments wrote that she is "Very much alive and just celebrated her birthday recently!!"
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  303. Look at the playlist on my channel, I've put all the episodes I've found on there
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  304. Really? That's sad to hear
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  305. the host of the show died
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  306. Or maybe Angus young copied Susan?
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  307. No, it ended in the 1960s
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  308. Really? I thought he was just some random client actually doing the test!
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  309. It's because it was the height of the cold war, and they were in America which was obsessed with communism
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  310. activar subtítulos en español
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  311. It was a stylistic choice, as anorexia is general term for medical symptom, but most people associate it with anorexia nervosa which is a psychiatric disorder. I think people would misunderstand, so I decided to put underweight. A translation is not always necessarily literal, but tries to convey the correct message to the receiver.
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  312. There are probably documents in the archives of Wisconsin relating to this time in the USA
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  313. I did
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  314. the reason they are released now is because there is an ongoing digitization program of American television. I found the videos very interesting and so I put them on youtube to make them available to a wide audience
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  315. go to the video and click the three dots ( ... ). There, click open transcript. Copy and paste
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  316. I'm curious how the school system works in Indonesia, is it that regular public schools are not consider good enough for admission to university? Here in Canada over 95% of students go to free public schools, and they are just as good as private schools for admission to any University worldwide.
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  317. what? Jakarta is sinking? I never heard of this
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  318. I will have portugese subtitles for a different Brazil episode in a few days!
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  319. I hope someone will add them. But so far nothing :( https://amara.org/en/videos/dZvlePkhM3lo/info/1958-foreign-exchange-philippines-malaya-thailand-iceland-turkey-greece-subject-prejudice/
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  320. you're correct!
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  321. my favourite part
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  322. America loves war and needs war. I wonder how long until they start the next conflict. Will it be China? Russia? Myanmar?
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  323. It's a medical term meaning decreased appetite. Today it is popularly used interchangeably with anorexia nervosa, which is a psychiatric illness
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  324. Emmanuel Macron, google him
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  325. Oh, thank you so much, I didn't notice this comment until now. I'm very happy if anyone has suggestions to improve the translations, the mental health ones especially are very difficult from a conceptual standpoint. I would be super happy if you'd look over the other translations and point out any errors or suggest improvements. My email is on my about page
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  326. I think especially this one is quite off, because to be honest I didn't know how to translate something that doesn't really make sense https://youtu.be/qjBqKs0f21k
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  327. hah, I listened at 1:54 and now I can hear it... before I only heard something like "ma memoire moins moi moi mois moi memoir" and improvised lol
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