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  • - You might think that 'collective illusions' are

    - 你可能認為 "集體幻覺 "是

  • something that are foisted on us,

    是強加在我們身上的東西。

  • but the truth is, we do this to ourselves.

    但事實是,我們這樣做是為了自己。

  • Collective illusions destroy social trust.

    集體幻覺破壞了社會信任。

  • When we are under illusions about other people

    當我們對他人抱有幻想的時候

  • no longer sharing our values,

    不再認同我們的價值觀。

  • when in fact they actually do,

    而事實上,他們確實如此。

  • everything from basic cooperation

    從基本的合作到一切

  • to social innovation can come to a standstill.

    對社會創新的影響可能會陷入停滯狀態。

  • To the extent that we distort our private values

    在我們扭曲我們的私人價值觀的程度上

  • in the name of belonging,

    以歸屬的名義。

  • now we realize that doesn't just harm us,

    現在我們意識到這不僅僅是對我們的傷害。

  • it harms the whole society.

    它傷害了整個社會。

  • One of the most important collective illusions

    最重要的集體幻覺之一

  • that we've ever discovered has to do

    我們所發現的問題與以下方面有關

  • with the way that people define a successful life.

    與人們定義成功生活的方式。

  • We looked at the private opinions of the American public

    我們看了美國公眾的私人意見

  • across 76 different attributes

    跨越76個不同的屬性

  • that could go into a successful life.

    可以進入一個成功的生活。

  • Out of those 76, the vast majority

    在這76人中,絕大部分

  • of the American public believes

    的美國公眾認為

  • that most people would rank 'fame' as number one.

    大多數人將 "名聲 "列為第一。

  • There's just one problem:

    只有一個問題。

  • In private, it's actually dead last.

    在私下裡,它實際上是倒數第一。

  • It is 76th out of 76 possible attributes.

    在76個可能的屬性中,它排在第76位。

  • We don't care about fame, but we believe

    我們不關心名聲,但我們相信

  • that most everybody else cares about fame

    其他大多數人都關心的名聲

  • more than anything else.

    比什麼都重要。

  • Our public institutions are actually being built

    我們的公共機構實際上正在建設中

  • around a false view of what people want out of life,

    圍繞著人們對生活的要求的錯誤觀點。

  • in our media, in our businesses.

    在我們的媒體中,在我們的企業中。

  • Those people are also under the same exact delusions.

    這些人也在完全相同的妄想之下。

  • We have commercials, we have movies

    我們有商業廣告,我們有電影

  • and television shows all telling us

    和電視節目都告訴我們

  • that a successful life is about being famous.

    成功的生活就是要出名。

  • Now, the dominant thing

    現在,占主導地位的事情

  • that kids talk about is wanting to be famous.

    孩子們談論的是想成名。

  • One kid, I remember saying, "I want a million followers."

    有一個孩子,我記得說:"我想要一百萬個追隨者"。

  • He couldn't tell ya for what,

    他不能告訴你為了什麼。

  • he just wanted a million followers.

    他只是想要一百萬個追隨者。

  • We know that most people,

    我們知道,大多數人。

  • even in the younger generation,

    甚至在年輕一代中。

  • do not privately value fame,

    私下裡不重視名聲。

  • but they are even more convinced

    但他們更相信

  • than the older generations that most people do.

    比大多數人做的老一代人。

  • They are internalizing the illusion

    他們正在將幻覺內化

  • as their own values,

    作為他們自己的價值觀。

  • and that will become the dominant view

    而這將成為主流觀點

  • in society in the future

    在未來的社會中

  • if we don't do something about it.

    如果我們不做點什麼的話。

  • Being aware that collective illusions exist

    意識到集體幻覺的存在

  • is the starting point,

    是起始點。

  • and it comes down to us being honest

    歸根結底是我們要誠實

  • about ourselves, to each other.

    關於我們自己,對彼此。

  • Populace asked, "What does a fulfilling life mean to you?"

    民眾問:"充實的生活對你意味著什麼?"

  • What we found was really astonishing.

    我們發現的情況真的很令人吃驚。

  • Out of those 76 trade-off priorities in the thousands

    在這76個權衡的優先事項中,有數千個

  • and thousands of people that we have studied,

    以及我們研究過的成千上萬的人。

  • no two people were identical.

    沒有兩個人是相同的。

  • Nobody can tell you what a successful life is;

    沒有人可以告訴你什麼是成功的生活。

  • you have to discover that for yourself.

    你必須自己去發現。

  • It's about knowing who you are.

    這是關於瞭解你是誰。

  • If you wanna understand whether the people you care

    如果你想了解你關心的人是否

  • about are pursuing a life that's not their own,

    關於正在追求一個不屬於他們自己的生活。

  • ask 'em why they care about what they're doing.

    問他們為什麼關心他們所做的事情。

  • Why do you wanna be famous?

    你為什麼想成名?

  • By having your ideas challenged,

    通過讓你的想法受到挑戰。

  • that gives you a better sense

    這讓你更清楚地認識到

  • for who your true self is.

    因為你的真實自我是誰。

  • If we recognized our true, shared values,

    如果我們認識到我們真正的、共同的價值觀。

  • it fundamentally changes how we see one another.

    它從根本上改變了我們看待彼此的方式。

  • We now recognize that investing in each other

    我們現在認識到,在彼此間投資

  • and enabling you to pursue the life you wanna live,

    並使你能夠追求你想過的生活。

  • is actually better for you,

    實際上對你更好。

  • and for me.

    而對我來說。

  • - This series is brought to you by Stand Together,

    - 這個系列是由 "團結 "帶來的。

  • a community of changemakers tackling our biggest challenges.

    一個由變革者組成的社區,應對我們最大的挑戰。

- You might think that 'collective illusions' are

- 你可能認為 "集體幻覺 "是

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"名聲 "是我們共同製造的一個幻覺。下面是如何消除它。| 託德-羅斯為《大思考》撰寫的文章 ("Fame" is an illusion we’ve made together. Here’s how to undo it. | Todd Rose for Big Think)

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