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  • Before this video begins, I'm doing another giveaway with Origin PC.

    ビデオを始める前に、新しいオリジンPCのプレゼントのお知らせがあるんだ、

  • Check out the link in the description, and we're giving away the Origin Chronos, which I use for my TV setup.

    俺のTVセットにも使ってるオリジンクロノスの プレゼントだ、下の説明のリンクからチェックして

  • It's amazing. I got 4k resolution support and just play games. It's smooth. It's beautiful

    4k対応できていて、それでゲームもできる。 スムーズだし、綺麗で最高なんだ

  • It's, it's nice. And, it can do this, Look:

    実に素晴らしい、あとこんな事も出来るんだ、見て、

  • They even attached a meme, look at this: "a variable mounting technology patented, but can you do this?"

    ミームも付いてる、”特許済み多様マウント機能搭載、でもこれできるか?”

  • 10 out of 10 meme, of course.

    当然、10点満点中、10点のミームだ

  • Check it out link in the description. With select systems

    下の説明のリンクをチェックしてほしい、システムの選択も

  • You can get a 256 gigabyte SSD. Other great offers check out: OriginPC.com. Great people, great computers and..

    256GのSSD、その他素敵な提供がある、見て欲しい。 OriginPC.com、偉大な人々、偉大なPC、あと…

  • moving on with the video!

    ビデオに移ろうか!

  • Meme Review - just kidding. It's just me! I didn't get much sleep last night, and I'm just like can we

    ミームレビュー!

  • This video will be very chill; just one video, that would be very chill. Thank you very much ok alright ok

    冗談!ミーだけです。

  • Feels kind of stupid making a video like this because who cares what PewDiePie has to say about literature

    昨日はよく眠れなかったんだ、だからあの…

  • if you follow me on Twitter,

    今回は落ち着いた感じで行きます。今回だけ 静かにお送りします。有難う御座います

  • I've been posting I've been reading a lot of books lately and a lot of people were asking, "hey

    オーケイ、オーライ!

  • Do a book review" so here I am. it was three people that asked actually it's really weird

    オーーケイッ!

  • I don't think I've ever read this much in my entire life. It just sort of happened, and I've been loving it

    Pewdiepieが文学について語って、誰向けの ビデオなんだ?っておかしな感じもするけど

  • I had a blast this month reading these books

    ツイッターフォローしてる人はご存知かもしれない、

  • Consider Phlebas, Brave New World,

    最近、色々と本を読んでるってツイートしたら、沢山の人から

  • Fahrenheit 451,

    ”ねぇ、ブックレビューしてよ”って、というわけです。

  • Children of Time, the Picture of Dorian Gray, and 12 Rules of Life.

    実際、要望を頂いたのは3名ですが..

  • I basically wasn't - it's not a new year's resolution or anything like that

    本当に変な感じ

  • I used to read, YouTube sort of made me completely stop

    今までこんな沢山読んだこと無かったと思う、 なんとなくそうなったんだけど、すごく楽しめたから

  • And I've been really desperate to just do other things in my spare time

    これだけの本読むので一ヶ月すごく楽しんだよ

  • and I've been loving it and I plan to keep, keep on reading and

    Consider Phlebas, すばらしい新世界、

  • maybe

    華氏451度、

  • uh, this could inspire you to read as well or

    チルドレン・オブ・タイム,ドリアン・グレイの肖像, そして、人生の12のルール

  • uhhhh

    これは別に新年の抱負とかそんなのじゃなくて、

  • Might just be interesting to hear what I have to say. I don't know probably not, shut up! First book is:

    読書はしてたんだけど、Youtubeおかげで 全く読まなくなったんだよ

  • Consider Phlebas or plebas or

    空き時間も別のことをするので精一杯だったし、

  • phLeBaS. You know this is an important writer because the title of his name is five times big as the title of the book

    それが好きだったこともあるけど、 でも読書もしていくことに決めたんだ。

  • I didn't know anything about Ian M. Banks. I know he's from - he's a Scottish writer? this was written in nineteen

    もしかしたら

  • 1987. I don't think the title or the cover has anything to do with the book

    これが君も読書することに繋がるかもしれないし、

  • I just knew I wanted to read a sci-fi

    それか...

  • I got this idea that I just want to immerse myself in a completely different universe and

    もしかすると俺の話す事に興味を 持ってくれるかもしれないし…

  • Space seems like a great place to go. I've been really interested in AI lately, and I thought

    わかんない!たぶん違う!やかましいわ!!

  • Maybe, maybe I can discover that. I just searched up classic sci-fi

    まず最初の本は

  • and this is what came up. It's about the main character whose name is Horza, and he's a very interesting protagonist

    Consider Phlebas コンシダー・プリバス..かプレバス…?

  • He's a changer as it's called and

    または…▽□%BaS

  • Whenever I, uhh

    表紙の著者名がタイトルの五倍くらい デカいことから著者の重要さが分かるでしょう

  • Whenever I read a

    イアンM・バンクスについて何も知らなかったけど、 スコットランドの作者かな、これは19...

  • Old literature that is considered a classic

    1987年だ。タイトルとかカバーは 本には何も関係ないと思う

  • But hasn't been made into any form of movie adaptation because Hollywood would literally take anything and make a movie out of it -

    俺は単純に、SFが読みたかったんだ

  • But they don't - I'm always thinking why? Why has this not been made into

    単に全く違った世界に没入したい考えがあって、あと

  • a movie and well

    宇宙みたいな広大な場所。 最近、AIにもすごく興味があったし、

  • I think it's the protagonist. How do you make a movie about a character that can change into other people?

    もしかしたら、見つけられるかもと思って クラシックなSFを探したんだ

  • It was very interesting to have a character, that's

    そして見つけたのがコレ

  • sort of OP (overpowered) in a sense. He can

    ホルザというメインキャラクターについて書かれていて、彼がとても面白い主人公なんだ

  • change into other people - not as seamlessly as x-men or whatever; that blue girl or whatever -

    チェンジャーと呼ばれていて、

  • But nevertheless he can do it he has

    いつも、…

  • teeth that if he bites you you'll become paralyzed and if he even just scratches you and

    クラシックとみなされてる読み物を読むと

  • He will have the same effect. He doesn't really use the powers as - just as a superhero

    大抵、ハリウッドが手を付けていて

  • It's more of a way to as a power struggle

    何らかの映画化がされてるんだけど、

  • This is so uninteresting. I realize sorry, but the main cha - I just find it interesting that the main characters like he has

    でもこれは違う。ずっと何で思ってたんだ、

  • these really great abilities and that made it really fun. It's basically about Horza

    何故これが映画になってないのか?

  • who is - I don't; I feel bad for not remembering this - but he's with the Idiran, which is this space

    主人公のせいだと思うけど。どうやったら、 別の人間に変身できるキャラクターを映画にできるか

  • group of people. Man, I'm explaining this amazing. and Idiran is at war with The Culture which is this uh

    ある意味、こんな強すぎるキャラクターがいたから、

  • space group of people. And Horza is uh, he wants

    すごく面白かった

  • Through some strange turn of events, he wants to retrieve

    他の人間に変身できて、X-Menみたいに シームレスじゃないけど、あの青い、女か何か

  • this AI that had crash-landed on a

    とにかく変身できて、

  • planet called Schar's World

    噛みつくと麻痺させる歯を持ってる

  • That's the story. A lot of things happen in between but if you write a summary of the plot it can be extremely short

    あと、引っ掻いても同じ効果を持ってる

  • But it is a space opera in a sense that a lot of cool stuff happens

    スーパーヒーローのように能力を使いこなせくて

  • You know? They, they fight at a temple,

    どちらかといえば、力にもがいてるような方

  • They play this crazy space game; things that it wasn't really necessary for the plot

    この点はあまり面白くないんだ、申し訳ない。 でも、この主人公がすごい能力を

  • but it was fun to be part of the journey and

    持っている所が話を本当に面白くしていると思う

  • That's what I enjoyed about it. Iain the writer loves the culture. It's very clear while reading this that he loves describing

    このホルザ…思い出せなくて悔しいけど、 彼はイディランという集団の人々と一緒にいて

  • What? the civil - space,

    おぉ、説明出来た すごい!

  • civilization is, what their morals are, what their ideas are and

    イディランは戦争中で、カルチャーという…

  • He spends a lot of time on this and personally I found it a bit boring after a while

    宇宙人集団が相手

  • I wanted to know more about Horza. Why is he part of the Idiran?

    ホルザはある奇妙な出来事を経て、

  • Why does he want to retrieve the AI so badly? What is his motive as a character?

    彼はシャーズワールドという惑星に 墜落したAIをを取り戻そうとする

  • What is that drives him through to to want this so badly?

    それがストーリー

  • We never really find the answer to that which I find to be kind of annoying

    その間、様々な出来事が起こるんだけど、 プロットの要約を書くと極端に短くなる

  • But it wraps up nicely in the end and it's overall just a fun space adventure

    色んなクールな出来事もある点で スペース・オペラだね

  • I think that's really all it is so I would rate this 3 out of 5 stars

    そうだ、寺院での戦いがあって

  • It was alright. It was okay. Moving on: I wanted to read a dystopian futuristic

    あまり話に必要性もない クレイジーなスペースゲームをするんだけど、

  • Sci-fi. I read 1984 by George Orwell before and it's one of my favorite

    でもそれが旅を楽しくしてる部分で

  • Books it was a book that really left that impact on me

    俺が面白かった所でもあるね。 作者はカルチャーを愛していて、

  • I and the meaning and the story tied together really gripped me and I think about it a lot. A lot of people

    読んでてもハッキリわかる、なんだっけシビル、スペース

  • suggested Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, which is very similar to 1984 but

    スペース・シヴィライゼーションの描写をしていて、 彼らのモラルや理想、

  • they sort of tackled the same issue but

    かなりこの部分に時間を割いていて、結局のところ、 個人的にはちょっと退屈に感じたんだけど

  • Completely different perspectives. Basically, uh Aldous describes a future - this was written,

    俺的にはもっとホルザのことが知りたかった なんで彼はイディランに入ったのか?

  • 1934 I think or something like that, a long time ago - and Aldous describes a

    なぜ彼はそんなにもAIを取り戻そうとするのか? 一キャラクターとして彼の動機が何なのか?

  • a future horror scenario

    彼をひどく掻き立てるものは何なのか?

  • Human as a society. I think the year was like

    この若干イライラしてしまう部分の答えは 本当に見つからないままなんだけど、

  • 2150 or something like that - we have a society where we are just perfectly content

    最終的にとても良くまとめ上げらてていて、 全体的に楽しいスペースアドベンチャーだね

  • There's no problems, there's no diseases, people are born out of labs

    ほんとにそれが全てだ

  • Through the Bokanovsky effect, people are born in- without a mother or a father

    評価は5点満点で3点!

  • They're just genetically produced. People are born into hierarchies

    問題ない、全然いい。

  • So you have the hierarchies and social casts of alphas being the top guys Beta Gamma Delta's is that the right order and?

    続きまして

  • Everyone is just content where they are. The alphas are happy they're not deltas, and Delta's are happy

    俺はディストピア(絶望的な世界)な 未来SFが読みたかったんだ

  • they're not alphas, and if there's ever a problem

    お気に入りの本の一つで、ジョージ・オーウェルの 1984年を読んだんだけど、

  • for the people in the society they just take soma; they, they brainwash themselves with drugs, and they just feel better

    すごくインパクトを受けた本で

  • It's sort of plays on the blissfully ignorant

    物語と意義が繋がっていてすごく心を掴まれたし、 色んな事について考えさせられた

  • sort of way of living

    それで、たくさんの人にオルダス・ハクスリの 「すばらしい新世界」を勧められたんだ

  • And this is how people want to live this is how people are happy to be.

    これは1984年に酷似していて、

  • Then, another character gets introduced who grew up outside of civilization, he's called a savage

    なんというか同じ問題に取り組んでいて、

  • He is basically us he is

    でも全く違う視点なんだ

  • he has the same ideas and values as we do and he meets this new world, a brav- the Brave New World™️

    オルダスが書いているのは基本的に未来で、

  • the civilization that is completely different and the contrast between the savage and the civilization was hilarious

    この本が書かれたのは1934年で、たしか

  • I laughed so much while reading it. As an example: He tells the civilization that he has a mother. *civilized Pewds* a mother? HAHAHA

    その辺りだと思う、結構昔だ

  • I love her *civilized Pewds* you love her? HAHAjsHA

    オルダスは未来のホラーシナリオを書いていて

  • It's very funny, I'm not even sure it's supposed to be funny

    社会としての人類、2150年あたりだったと思う、

  • But I, I laughed out loud a lot of times while reading it, but then

    完璧に満たされた社会があって、

  • The story like I said it might not seem as bad as in the beginning, but the story turns very grim and

    問題も無く、病気も無い 人々は研究所から産み出され

  • You understand that things are- this is not a way to live. This is actually a horror scenario and

    ボカノブスキ!エフェクトを経て 母親も父親も無く生まれて

  • The ending left - just like 1984 - a very big impact on me. I think about this book a lot after reading it

    遺伝子操作によって製造され、 人々は生まれながらにして階層を持ってる

  • I love this book. I think it's a masterpiece

    社会的階層があって、アルファをトップとして、 ベータ、ガンマ、デルタと続く

  • 5 out of 5. It's an incredible piece of literature. I could not recommend this enough if you like a dystopian future

    順番あってるかな?

  • So you probably read it already anyway. It's very interesting as well to compare it to 1984

    みんな自分の居場所に満足していて、 アルファは自分たちがデルタじゃなくて良かった

  • 1984 which is written by George Orwell

    デルタは自分がアルファじゃなくて良かった と思ってる

  • Described a future just to oversimplify. He described a future

    もし、その社会の人々で問題が起こったとしても

  • Horror scenario as well where the government doesn't want you to read books

    彼らはソーマを取り去られるだけ、 薬で洗脳して、気分よくさせる

  • I guess you can say, but Aldous describes the same fear, but he describes a future where society

    幸せで無知な演劇してるような

  • Doesn't want to read book- we just rejected it where we reject the knowledge ourselves

    そんな風な生き方

  • So it's very interesting to have to two fears brewed into different

    それが人々が暮らしたい様で、幸せなあり方となってて

  • uh, perspectives. Moving on, I don't need to go on too much

    そこで、外の文明で育った別のキャラクターが出てくる サベージと呼ばれていて

  • So naturally I wanted to read more dystopian because I read two,

    基本的に我々と同じで

  • and I loved them, so a lot of people suggested Fahrenheit 451

    我々と同じ様な理想や価値感を持っている彼が、 この素晴らしき世界に出会う

  • written by American writer Ray Bradbury, and you see here on the back: "Ray Bradbury's gift for storytelling

    文明人は全く違っていて、サベージと 文明人の差の違いがおかしかった

  • reshaped our culture and expanded our world." - Barack Obama. I hated this book

    読んでる間すごく笑ったよ、例えば

  • comparing this book

    彼が文明人に話すところで、 ”俺には母親がいるんだ”って

  • to

    文明人Pewd : ”母親だって?!ハハハハハ!”

  • Brave New World, it makes this seem so shallow

    ”母を愛してる” 文明人 Pewd : "愛してるだって!?ハハハハ!"

  • and so petty. I'll try my best to explain why I didn't like this book because I know a lot of people love this book and

    すごい面白いんだけど、面白く書かれている所なのかは実際よくわからないけど

  • I know a lot of you probably have read this book because ironically your teacher told you to read this book- I bet you

    でも、読んでる間、声を上げていっぱい笑った

  • that's the case. And the irony of that is that it probably will turn people off right reading books

    話は最初に話したように悪くは なさそうに思うかもしれないけど、

  • Because it's not an interesting story, but it carries a very important message

    ストーリーは酷く変わる

  • So, so teachers want kids to understand his message about why literature is important

    そして気付かされる、こんな生き方は間違ってる これは実際ホラーシナリオで、

  • But it's just gonna turn them off. That's how I imagine it. Anyway, I need to explain what this book is about, sorry

    1984年と同じくエンディングで すごく大きなインパクトを受けたし、

  • It's about Guy Montag who's a firefighter,

    読み終わって、たくさん考えさせられた

  • Sorry, he's a fireman, but he doesn't extinguish fires, get this: he, he burns books

    この本すごい好きで、 傑作だと思うよ

  • Burning books, guys, burning books is BAD obviously

    5点です。信じられないほどの文学、 上手く十分にお勧めすることは出来ないけど、

  • That's an important message

    ディストピアな未来好きなら既に読んでると思うけど とにかく、1984年と比べてみるとホントに面白い

  • But I just found it to be told in a very shallow and uninteresting manner the meaning was the story

    1984年はジョージ・オーウェルの作品で

  • And not the story itself, which I found to be kind of annoying. I didn't care about guy the firefighter. I didn't care

    過度に単純化された未来のホラーシナリオを書いていて

  • what happened to him and

    そこでは政府はあなたが本を読むことを望まない

  • It just made it not really interesting

    たぶん、君はこう言うかもしれない、 ”オルダスも同じ恐怖を書いてるよね”

  • I read that apparently this book was written in a few days or maybe it was a month and you can tell

    でも、彼の未来は社会が本を読むことを望んでなくて

  • I compared his writing style to, to

    そこでは我々自ら知識を拒絶してる

  • Huxley it's this is a joke. I felt like sense it didn't really have a story, I'm just reading

    ということでこの2つの恐怖から別々の 視点を醸し出せて非常に面白い

  • Ray Bradbury's ideas and his fears directly, and it just came across as kind of petty and

    次に行こう、これ以上やる必要ないや

  • Anti innovation, maybe at the time it was more reasonable to have the fear that in the future

    当然、もっとディストピアが読みたくて

  • We're not gonna care about books anymore. That's Ray Bradbury's fear. His fear that we're gonna listen to the radio

    2冊読んでどっちも好きだったからね、

  • While doing other things and he makes a good point actually now that I think about it about, how

    それで、多くの人が勧めてくれた”華氏451度”

  • we want to consume media so quickly now, that I did resonate to and he

    アメリカの著者レイ・ブラッドベリ

  • he sort of goes over the top with it

    本の裏にはこう書いてある

  • he seems like the kind of person that will tell you don't spend too much time in the front of the TV because your

    ”レイ・ブラッドベリの話のギフトは、私たちの文化を再構成し、世界を広げた”

  • eyes will become squared and to me that just seemed like

    ーバラク・オバマ。 この本嫌い

  • Against innovation in the future. Yes, he was probably right about how quickly we want to consume media

    この本と比べて

  • But people still read books just because we have computers and television and radio

    この

  • That doesn't turn off from anything

    ”すばらしい新世界”と比べると かなり浅い感じで、かなりこじんまりしてる

  • Maybe I misinterpreted

    なぜこの本が嫌いか頑張って説明しようと思う 多くの人に愛されているし、

  • But that's just how I understood the writer. Because of that I can't give this book too high of a rating

    この本を読んだ人が多いことも知ってる。なぜなら、 皮肉にも先生に言われて読んだんだからね。でしょ?

  • I will give it a two out of five

    そしてそれが皮肉なことに読書を 止めてしまうことになる

  • I don't really understand its price, and I would not recommend this book

    話も面白くないからね でもこれには重用なメッセージもあって

  • I would much rather recommend a book like this or 1984

    先生達は彼の何故文学が重要かっていうメッセージを理解させようとするけど、

  • Next. book. So I asked Marzia what her favorite book was it's the Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde

    結局、興味を失わせることになってる これは俺のイメージだけどね、とにかく、この本の説明をしようか

  • another, *smol kiss*

    ガイ・モンターグという消防士の話で、

  • fine piece of literature, and I understand exactly why Marzia loved this book, it has a

    失礼、ファイアマンで、彼は消火はしなくて、本を燃やす

  • meaningful, uh

    本を燃やす、いいか、本を燃やすのはダメ!

  • a meaningful story with sort of horror elements to it

    明らかにこれは大事なメッセージで

  • And I think, uh that hits, uh that's what Marzia would be interested in. The story is about Dorian Gray who gets painted by

    でも、浅くて面白みのない様式を 読む中でわかったんだけど、

  • Basil, this painter and

    それが物語の意図なんだ

  • The third character, which name is Lord Henry. It's kind-

    イライラさせる部分そのものが物語じゃないけどね 消防士のことはどうでもよかった…

  • I don't want to get too much into each character, but basically Henry, and it gets really infatuated by this Picture of, of Dorian

    あいつに何が起こったとかどうでもいい

  • It's just such a beautiful picture that he painted

    別に面白味も無かったし

  • That Basil painted, and, and Dorian himself really adores his pic- painting, every one loves his painting

    この本は明らかに2~3日くらいで書かれてる、 それか一カ月くらいかな

  • But it's between them that that it's been painted *Doria* This is incredible and incredibly beautiful, man

    この本の書き方をこっちの本と比べてみると…

  • He's, he's the perfect

    ハクスリーの本ね、この本はジョークだ。 物語とは感じられないんだよ

  • perfect being it's described as and he's a

    レイ・ブラッドベリのアイディアを読んで、 直に恐怖を感じるような

  • He's in a high social caste. He's well regarded

    取るに足らない反革新的な出来事みたいな

  • He's rich, and he has it all, basically he has everything you could possibly want

    誰もが本のことを気にしなくなる未来になった時、 この恐怖はもっと納得いくかもしれない

  • But he realizes that he's not gonna have this youth, this beautiful face forever, so he

    これがレイ・ブラッドベリが語る恐怖 ラジオを通して聞かされるような恐怖で、

  • he sort of wishes that he could have it forever

    なにか別のことしながら… 今思ったんだけど、彼はいい点を突いていて、

  • He wishes that he could look this young as his picture and as beautiful as a picture forever and that becomes his curse

    俺達は今、メディアを実に早く消費したがっていて、 それは俺も共感できる、

  • because he doesn't age at all and,

    彼はその上を越えたようなものだね

  • Instead the picture becomes a reflection of his soul. Lord Henry,

    ”テレビで時間を無駄にするな、目が四角になるぞ” なんてこと言いそうな人だよね彼は

  • I would describe as - he's older than Dorian.

    あと未来革新へ反対してるようにも感じる

  • he is, he's lived a fuller life than him and he has experience and I think he looks at

    そう、おそらく彼は俺達がどれだけ速くメディアを 消費しているかについて書いたんだと思う

  • Dorian sort of as him- himself in the past and he gives Dorian advice through different things

    だけど、本はまだ読まれてるし、 コンピューターもあればテレビもラジオもある

  • And maybe I'm describing the plot too much

    何からも止められない

  • Sorry it-I, I think it's just interesting

    もしかしたら誤解があるかもしれないけど、

  • Dorian uh

    俺は作者の意図をこう理解した。 そんなわけで、この本には高い評価は付けられません

  • Makes a mistake and here's what I really resonated with this book

    2点です。

  • He had the choice to either double down and just treat it as he did- it wasn't his fault

    この価格は理解できないし、 この本はおすすめできない。

  • I think as anyone can do when you make a mistake you can either own up to it

    それよりも、”すばらしい新世界”か ”1984年”を強くお勧めします。

  • Or you can confess that yeah, this is my mistake. I made a terrible mistake. Lord Henry, I would almost say is his, you know

    次の本です

  • Devil on the shoulder and he tells Dorian

    マルツィアのお気に入りの本を聞いたんだけど、 それがオスカー・ワイルドのドリアン・グレイの肖像

  • No, you didn't make a mistake at all what you did was fine and even myself while hearing Henry's

    もう一つの… (*´ε`*)チュッ

  • Claim, I was like yeah, actually he didn't do anything bad

    文学の良い所で、マルツィアがなんで好きかも良くわかる

  • - Obviously he did - But it made it resonated to myself with like mistakes I made especially on YouTube where you turn

    物語は…

  • it's hard to confess to the world that you made a mistake it may not seem like it and I

    物語は有意義でかつ、ホラー要素もある

  • Went through that myself in my head where I'm like well, I didn't really make a mistake

    だから、彼女はこの本に興味を持ったんだと思う

  • It's not really my fault, and I shouldn't have to own up to this

    バジルという画家に描かれた ドリアン・グレイという男の物語で

  • but I'm glad I did because you don't want to end up like Dorian Gray because

    3人目のキャラクターはヘンリー卿といって

  • Basically since the painting, It's a reflection of his soul, the painting becomes more tainted

    キャラクターそれぞれに思い入れしたくないけど、まあヘンリーだね、このドリアンの絵にすごく惑わされる

  • By this path that Dorian has been led upon, and it's a very interesting story about vanity

    こんなに綺麗に描かれてる絵なんだけど

  • about how one mistake can lead your whole life astray and

    描いたのはバジルね、そしてドリアン自身も この絵を崇拝し、誰もが彼の絵を愛してる

  • It's extremely well-written, and I really really really enjoyed this book

    そして彼らの間にあって、 描かれている絵は信じられないほどに美しい男性

  • I thought it was fantastic and I totally understand why it's Marzia's favorite book

    彼は完璧なんだ

  • I would rate this 4 out of 5. Next up:

    完璧に描写されてる

  • I wanted to read sci-fi so I read Children of Time by Adrian Tchaikovsky this has been bought by lionsgate

    高い地位で、評判も良くて

  • I think the film studio, so it's probably going to be made into a film

    リッチで、欲しい物なら何でも得られる、 全てを兼ね備えてるんだ

  • How are they going to make this into a film? I don't know! does anyone know?

    でも彼はその若さと美しい顔を 永遠には持てないことに気づく

  • I think this was more what I was looking for when I in the beginning when I wanted to read sci-fi

    だけど、彼は永遠に持ちたいと思う

  • I think this is what I wanted to read, this tackles some really interesting

    この絵と変わらぬ若さと美貌を永遠に持ちたいと願う 彼の思いが、やがて彼の呪いとなってしまう

  • topics like AI,

    彼は全く老いなくなるから

  • time,

    代わりに肖像画は彼の良心を 反映するようになるんだけど、

  • human evolution, speciesism-

    ヘンリー卿はドリアンより年上で、

  • How we value other species - it was very interesting. To describe the plot without any spoilers

    彼はより充実した生活をしていて、経験もある

  • I think the best way I can say it: It's humanity's last hope is on this ship, and then there's also

    彼はドリアンに過去の自身を映していて、 ドリアンにいろんなことを通してアドバイスをする

  • Humanity's old Empire as it's called sort of lingering in space, and then there's this planet where

    ちょっとプロットを話しすぎたかもしれない

  • Humanity wants to go to but there's there's things on the planet so there's a power play in between the planet

    ごめん、これ面白かったからさ

  • Humanity's last hope and the old Empire and you follow each of these perspectives

    ドリアンは間違いを起こしてしまう

  • more, or less and,

    それが俺がこの本で本当に共感するところなんだけど、

  • It's just very interesting. It really made me look differently on,

    彼は自分の仕業じゃないように振舞うことで イチかバチかの賭けをすることも出来た

  • How we value species; I look at the humanity in the future, but overall it was just a fun space adventure.

    誰しもミスを犯した時、それを認め、 白状することはできると思う

  • I really enjoyed it. I thought it was it was fun from the beginning to the end

    ”私のミスです。ひどい過ちを犯してしまいました”って

  • I didn't really like the main character, I guess. I didn't- I wasn't as gripped by it as,

    ヘンリー卿はまるで肩に乗った悪魔のように ”違う、おまえは何も間違っていない、大丈夫だ”と言う

  • I think a lot of all the people probably would be, it has an incredibly unexpected

    俺もヘンリーの言うことを聞いて、

  • Character in it without spoiling it and I don't understand how they're gonna turn that into a film

    その通り、彼は何も悪いことしてないじゃないかって

  • Maybe I'm making it seem more interesting in that it is but if you want to go on a modern space a sci-fi space thing

    明らかに彼はやったんだけども、俺も同じ様なミスをしたことがあって共感してしまった

  • This is why I'll never read or- write a book

    特にYoutubeでの事だけど、

  • This is it. This is very gre- very good, very great I almost said, um I've been talking a lot

    世界に対して自分の間違いを白状するのは難しいんだ そういうふうに見えないかもしれないけど、

  • How are you still here? great because I'm trying to cut it short

    頭の中では ”俺は本当は間違っていないんだ”

  • I don't think I'll ever read this much in a month because the last book I read which I finished last night

    ”俺に落ち度は何も無いんだ” ”これを認める必要も無いだろ”って

  • Which is probably why I'm so tired is

    でも俺は認めることが出来てよかった。 ドリアン・グレイのようにはなりたくなかった

  • 12 Rules of Life: An Antidote to Chaos by Jordan B.

    絵は彼の良心を反映していて、 ドリアンの導かれた道筋で

  • Peterson. You may know about Jordan B. Peterson already. He's very popular on YouTube

    絵はさらに汚れていってしまう。 これは虚栄心についての興味深いお話で

  • For being sort of a free thinker; he's sort of a controversial figurehead as well

    一つの失敗でどれだけ人生を路頭に迷わすかって

  • And I think he's gotten a lot more flak than he deserves

    非常によく書かれていて、 正直、ホントにマジでこの本は楽しめたよ

  • Because of it, because he's very cut and dry with his

    すばらしくて、 なんでマルツィアが気に入ってるのかもよく分かった

  • ideas

    これは4点でーす!

  • Which is why he's been so embraced by the internet and disliked by media which I can sort of relate to

    続きまして!

  • Have you seen that interview he did with uh channel 4? It's sort of gone viral

    SFが読みたかったので、エイドリアン・チャコブスキーのチルドレン・オブ・タイムを読みました

  • It's became a meme almost because the lady that tries to interview Jordan

    これはライオンズゲートに買われていて、

  • Try and strawmen argue against him. she keeps going, "Oh, so you're saying this," *actual vid* "but you're just saying that's the way it is"

    たしか映画会社だったと思う、 おそらくこれは映画になるんじゃないかな?

  • You're saying, *unknown* women have some sort of duty,

    どうやってコレを映画にするんだろ? わからん?誰か知ってるかな?

  • Jordan: so if you want me gone

    この本は最初のSF本よりも、もっと 俺が探してたSFに近いんじゃないかな

  • Why you should dominate, but you're saying basically it doesn't matter. if, it made,

    俺が探してたものはコレだと思う。 この本はいくつかの面白いトピックに取り組んでいて

  • It made, her goal was to make him look bad and trash Jordans name in this interview

    AIや、

  • He completely shut her down, and he made her look really vicious and really spiteful

    時空や

  • And he'd really made me want to read this book because of it cuz I was like wow that's really impressive and the Channel 4

    人類の進化や種族主義とか

  • News lady if you read the damn book you wouldn't have fallen into that trap he even discusses strawman

    別の種族をどう尊重するとか、すごく面白い ネタバレしないようにあらすじを言うと、

  • arguing, and why that's wrong in, in the book

    ベストな説明はこうかな、 人類の最後の希望がこの船にあって、そして

  • - Ha gotcha - anyway, about the book itself. Twelve rules of life. I didn't read the title it's a self-help book

    宇宙に残っている人類の旧帝国みたいなものがある、 人類が求め行く先の惑星は

  • I don't think I ever would have read a self-help book. It gave me a lot of new perspectives that I never thought I

    その惑星にはすでに何かが居る。

  • Would even have, it was very interesting even reading about advice that doesn't resonate with me at all

    だから、その惑星と、人類最後の希望、そして旧帝国 の間で駆け引きが繰り広げられ

  • But just to understand all the people. Jordan goes very deep in

    それぞれの視点が描かれる

  • philosophical thinking and psychological thinking and he makes this very

    多少の違いはあるけど、

  • Simple claims, right? uh tell the truth for example rule eight or at least don't lie we know that

    これが面白いくて、種族をどう扱うのかとか

  • We know not to to lie and we know the moral implications of that

    違った見せ方をさせる。俺は未来にも人類はいると思う まあ全体的に面白いスペースアドベンチャーだった。

  • but he goes so in depth in a philosophical and like I said a

    すごく楽しめた、最初から最後まで面白かったと思う

  • Psychological way, and how that by telling lies it really,

    メインキャラクターはあんまり好きになれなかった なんかハマらなかった

  • twists your worldview. I really resonated with it that was the only rule where I was like

    同じ人は大勢いると思う あとネタバレしないように言うと、

  • I don't ever want to lie this is he really makes a great point here

    全く予想外の凄いキャラクターもいる。 アレが映画化されるとどうなるんだろうな

  • So I thought that was really interesting . There was a lot of rules

    俺が余計に気になるように話してしまってるのかも、 でも、もしモダン宇宙SFに興味あったら…

  • I didn't I didn't need to read at all about raising kids or like how to deal with- the cope with the

    これが俺が本を書いたりしない理由だな

  • failing marriage and that sort of stuff.

    これはすごくいい、すごく良かった ちょっとしゃべりすぎてしまった

  • But you can tell Jordans goal for this is to help people you can really appreciate that at least I think he

    まだ見たいの? よろしい、短く収めようとしてたんだけど

  • Unfortunately does it in a way that he goes on a little too long sometimes.

    一ヶ月でこの量を読むこともないと思う、 最後の本は昨日読み終わりました。

  • Sometimes I find it a bit, uh

    俺が疲れてる訳はたぶんコレですね

  • Beating the point to death and some of the analogies that he made seemed strange at times.

    人生の12のルール カオスの解毒剤 著者 ジョーダン.B ピータソン

  • They didn't really seem like they fit. He draws, uh,

    もしかしたら彼を既にご存知かもしれないですが、

  • He draws comparisons and analogies from Disney movies to old biblical stories

    彼は一種の自由思想家のとして、 Youtubeでとても有名なんです。

  • And there's a lot of religious analogies in this book a lot of religious analogies

    同様に物議を醸し注目を浴びる人です

  • And I didn't realize until the very last chapter. I was like he's religious

    でも、彼は過剰な非難を受けてしまっていると思う

  • I thought he grew up in a

    彼のかなり鋭くて、ドライな

  • Christian household or something like that and and the reason that he drew a lot of religious analogies was because

    思想のせいだろう

  • To prove the point that we always knew about this or maybe this is something that we we've known for thousands of years

    だからこそ、彼はインターネットに魅了され、メディアに嫌われている。これは俺も関わってるけどw

  • Through this biblical text. Whenever I look at self-help

    彼の4チャンネルのインタビューを見たことあるかな? その後、ミームになって拡散されて、

  • I can't help

    ジョーダンにインタビューしようとする女性のせいで

  • But feel a bit critical like is it what is this some sort of cult

    論点すり替えの議論を彼にしようとして。 彼女はこう言い続ける、

  • book or something like that? and, and finding out that he was religious in the end and

    "あなたがこう言っているんですね?"

  • it sort of

    でも、あなたがそうであると言ってるだけですよね?

  • Changed my perspective on the book

    あなたは、女性が何らかの義務を負っていると言います。

  • I know that's kind of stupid maybe but he even, even Jordan himself brings it up that the past can, can

    ジョーダン:私に去ってほしいなら

  • be changed from the future and

    なぜあなたが支配しなければならないのでしょうか? でも貴方は基本的にそれは問題ではないと言っています。

  • and finding out he's religious, eh

    彼女の目的はインタビューで彼が悪く見えるようにし、ジョーダンの名をこき下ろすことだったんだけど、

  • It's not that big of a deal, but I feel like it's probably unfair for me to say but anytime self-help

    彼は完全に彼女を黙らせ、彼女を本当に性悪に見せて、本当に気まずいものにした

  • I'm like this is just some sort of cult following bullshit

    それがすごく印象的でウワッってなって、この本を読んでみたくなった。

  • It's not it's not at all, but it made me look more critically at the rules

    チャンネル4ニュースの女性、君がもしこの本を読んでいたなら、

  • Which I think you should do any time you get advice, about how to live your life.

    あなたはあの罠に引っかからなかったでしょう、

  • so I think that was fine, It didn't it didn't ruin anything for me, but I

    彼はさらに論点すり替えの議論についても話してる、なぜそれが間違っているか、本の中で

  • Surprisingly like I said. I really enjoyed this book. It was very fun to read, I will definitely take some lessons from this book

    - やったね! -

  • Absolutely and it also made me understand other people around me better. That was the book I read in January

    とにかく、本自体について。人生の12のルール。俺はタイトルを読んでなかっった。これは自己啓発本なんだ

  • I want to keep reading. I hope this was fun to listen to I know I've been going on a long time 30 minutes

    自己啓発本を読んだことは無かったけど、 今まで考えつかなかった色んな新しい視点をくれた

  • It's probably cut down a bit. I had a lot of fun talking about these books I

    まったく共感できないアドバイスでもとても面白く読めたし、

  • Had a lot of fun this month having a hobby that doesn't involve YouTube. I used to, I used to read but

    人々を理解することに対して

  • YouTube just took over my life, hopefully this might inspire you to read more as well

    彼は哲学的思考と心理的思考に非常に深く入り、 そして非常に簡単な主張作る

  • And maybe you'll pick up one of these. Next month, if you want to join me

    例えば、ルール8:真実を伝えなさい。少なくとも嘘はつかない。

  • ehh, Book Club!

    そんなの分かってる

  • I know already which books I'm gonna read next month; not all of them

    みんな嘘を言わないことは分かってるし、 その倫理的な影響は分かってる

  • But I know I want to read Beyond Good and Evil from Frederick Nietzsche. Everyone talks about Nietzsche all the time

    しかし、彼は哲学的に深く掘り下げ、

  • I never read anything from him and Jordan mentioned him a lot, so I I knew I wanted to read this

    心理的なやり方、そして実際に嘘をつくことによって証明し

  • I'm gonna read Life 3.0 By Max Tegmark which is

    世界観を一変させる。それは本当に共感した、 好きになった唯一のルールはそれだった

  • He describes AI and how it, how it may or may not affect us in the future. He is a Swedish genius,

    彼がここで本当に凄いポイントを指摘していることも 嘘をつきたくない

  • I don't know if his genius, but he, the people compared to the Swedish Elon Musk and Elon Musk

    そういうわけで、本当に興味深かった。 ここには色々とルールがあって

  • Even praises the book. My parents recommended this as well, so I started already a little bit, and it's very interesting

    子供を育てたり、どう対処するかとかは 全く読む必要もなかったけど

  • And I want to read what you guys suggest me leave you- let me know in the comments

    失敗した結婚とか、そんな感じのもの

  • If there's anything that you think I might be interested in. leave a like if you enjoyed, I really hope you did (Captioner: I certainly did)

    この本が人々の役に立つことがジョーダンのゴールで、 少なくともそれは感謝に値すると思う

  • If anything this is just one video

    時々、やや時間がかかってしまう やり方は残念だけれど、

  • Compared to a lot of other where I go and act like a *Dorian* so that's it goodbye

    いくつかそういうことがあった、

  • Bye now, Squad FAM

    要点を何度も繰り返し 彼がやる類比は奇妙な感じがしたし、

  • Is my *Dorian* hair up like this the whole time?

    あんまり合ってるようにも思えなかった。

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