I amnoexpertongeographicpsychology, and I don't wanttosaythatthisisscientificfact, butletmespeculatethatwhen I talkabouttheseliketwofacesofagreeableness, there's thecompassionelementandthenthere's compliance.
And I gottoseeitwhenwewouldcomehomefromsomedinnerpartywheretheyhadbeenexceedinglypoliteandseeminglykind.
そして、彼らが非常に礼儀正しく、親切に見えた夕食会から帰宅したとき、私はそれを目の当たりにした。
Butthentheywouldcomehomeandjustthrashtheperson.
でも、家に帰るとその人を殴りつけるんだ。
So I dokindofwonderaboutthefindingthat, youknow, peoplefromtheSoutharemoreagreeablebecause, I mean, youknow, youcouldbepoliteandcompassionate, but I thinkpolitenessandcompassionorcomplianceandcompassion, I mean, they'renotthesamething.
Likepeoplehavetobewillingtospeakupandyouhavetocreate a culturewherepeoplefeelsafetospeakup.
人々が積極的に発言し、安心して発言できるような文化を作らなければならない。
Right.
そうだね。
Ifyouthinklike, oh, thegoalinlifeisjusttogofrom a threeinagreeablenessto a fourandfrom a fourinagreeablenessto a five, itdoesactuallyraisethesequestionsaboutlike, well, whatifyoureallydisagreewithsomebodyatwork?
Andlikeeverypersonthat I comeacross, I havetosavethemtoo, thatyoujustknowthey'regoingtoburnout.
そして、私が出会うすべての人と同じように、私も彼らを救わなければならない。
That's thenuance, maybenotthatyoushouldgothroughlifeas a matcherandyoushouldalwayslookforlikewhatyoucangetoutofthingswhenyougive, butjustthatyoushouldfind a sustainable, self-propellingway, becauseotherwiseyoudo, I think, eventuallygettotheendofyourrope.
Well, if I may, I'd lovetoborrowbecause I readanarticlefrom a journalistandpsychologistnamedJulieFragaintheWashingtonPost, and I feellikeshesummarizeditbetterthan I can, truthfully.
Andthisexpression, likedisagreebutcommitcompletely, I thinkmeans I'd preferthatyouin a certaindirection, likeanarmymarching, youkindofhavetofallinline.
Thesewereallboyswhobysomemetricwereatriskfornotsogreatlifeoutcomes, whichiswhytherewas, youknow, a reasonablyhighpercentageofthemwhodidendupincriminalsituations, teenparenthood, etc.
Likemaybeifyou're a littleboyininnercityPittsburghwithlotsofriskfactors, beingcompassionateandcompliantis a protectivefactorintermsofyourlongtermlifeoutcomes.
Andifyoucanrespectyourself, right, like I lovemyselfenoughalsotonotgetburntout.
そして自分を尊重することができれば、そう、燃え尽きない程度に自分を愛することもできる。
Soin a way, I thinkagreeablenessisgreataslongasthereis a bedrockofrespect, youknow, respectforothers, butimportantly, likerespectforyourself.
だからある意味、他者への敬意はもちろんのこと、重要なのは自分自身への敬意だ。
I mayhavetoldyouthisbefore, butoneofthemostimportantthings I haveeverwatchedinlifecamethrough a rareYouTuberabbitholemomentformewhere I wasjustwatching a bunchofrandomvideos.
But I rememberwatchingthatbecause I hadbeenin a situationwithanindividualatworkwhere I realized I hadnothadenoughself-respectbecauseofthetoxicityofthisindividualandhowsituationswereandworkingaroundhim.
Theeditorofthebook, a womannamedPhyllisFogelman, latersaidthatshehadqualmsaboutherpartinthepublicationofthebookandsaid, quote, I thinkitisbasically a bookabout a sadomasochisticrelationship.
Ifthetreehadcontinuedtoblossom, itwouldhavebeenabletocontinuetoblessgenerationsofpeoplewithapplesandwithshadeandwithswingsandjoyversus, oh, I selfishlyusedeverythingup.
However, Merlinfanswillrecallthattheoriginaldevice, releasedin 1978, offered a totalofsixgames, includingMindbender, similartoMastermind, andBlackjack.
Inhisversionofthetale, titledTheTreeWhoSetHealthyBoundaries, theboyinthetreeexperiences a moreequitablerelationship.
健全な境界線を設定した木』と題された彼のバージョンでは、木の上の少年はより公平な関係を経験する。
Thetreegetshercertificationinsmallbusinessmanagement, theboyandthetreeopen a pastryshoptogether, andtheboygoesontohavechildrenandgrandchildrenwhoalsoadorethetree.
Althoughmyextroversionhasservedmewellprofessionally, whatmanyofmyintrovertedfriendsdon't getisthatextroversionisnotwhat I wouldchooseinmostotherinstances.