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What does it mean to stay fully human in the age of AI? Host Curtis Chang sits down with Pulitzer Prize finalist and acclaimed technology critic Nicholas Carr to explore how AI, social media, and digital life are reshaping human attention, identity, education, and spiritual formation. Carr warns that technologies promising efficiency often erode the embodied presence, deep thinking, struggle, and meaningful friction that make us fully human. Together, Curtis and Nicholas uncover surprising common ground in the urgent work of preserving human dignity in the age of artificial intelligence. 00:37 - Introduction to Nicholas Carr and His work 03:52 - What Is Technology's Social Impact 04:03 - Disembodied Communication and Negative Emotions 05:27 - What It Means to Be Truly Human 11:32 - Information vs. Formation 14:38 - Why Is AI So Unsettling? 18:54 - Stop Rushing the Adoption of AI in Education 22:02 - AI and the Erosion of the Self 25:08 - An Institutional Response to AI 27:36 - Forming the Next Generation 31:10 - Countercultural Imperatives for Leaders Register for our America 250 episode recording with Russell Moore and David French Sign up for the Anxiety Opportunity Course Use the code: Goodfaith Mentioned in This Episode: Nicholas Carr's The Atlantic article "Is Google Making Us Stupid?" Nicholas Carr's The Shallows: What the Internet Is Doing to Our Brains Nicholas Carr's Superbloom: How Technologies of Connection Tear Us Apart Jonathan Haidt's The Anxious Generation Vatican document on AI, Antiqua et Nova The Christian Scholars' Conference at Pepperdine University More From Nicholas Carr: Nicholas Carr's website Nicholas Carr's Substack: New Cartographies Nichoals Carr's blog: Rough Type Follow Us: Good Faith on Instagram Good Faith on X (formerly Twitter) Good Faith on Facebook The Good Faith Podcast is a production of a 501(c)(3) nonpartisan organization that does not engage in any political campaign activity to support or oppose any candidate for public office. Any views and opinions expressed by any guests on this program are solely those of the individuals and do not necessarily reflect the views or positions of Good Faith.
Fluent Fiction - Catalan: Sant Joan Sparks: Rediscovering Friendship Through Poetry Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ca/episode/2026-06-10-07-38-20-ca Story Transcript:Ca: El sol brillava sobre els carrerons estrets del Barri Gòtic de Barcelona.En: The sun shone over the narrow streets of the Barri Gòtic of Barcelona.Ca: La primavera omplia l'aire de l'olor de flors i la brisa marinera portava un tacte suau.En: Spring filled the air with the scent of flowers, and the sea breeze carried a gentle touch.Ca: Núria passejava pels carrerons amb un somriure nerviós.En: Núria strolled through the alleyways with a nervous smile.Ca: S'acostava Sant Joan i volia trobar el regal perfecte per a en Jordi.En: Sant Joan was approaching, and she wanted to find the perfect gift for Jordi.Ca: La llibreria "Antiqua" estava amagada en una cantonada tranquil·la.En: The bookstore "Antiqua" was hidden in a quiet corner.Ca: En entrar, una campaneta va sonar suau a la porta.En: Upon entering, a small bell softly rang at the door.Ca: Els prestatges estaven plens de llibres, des de clàssics antics fins a novel·les modernes.En: The shelves were full of books, from ancient classics to modern novels.Ca: L'olor de paper vell l'abraçava mentre la llum del sol entrava pels grans finestrals, projecteant ombres suaus al terra de fusta.En: The smell of old paper embraced her as the sunlight entered through the large windows, casting soft shadows on the wooden floor.Ca: Núria era una lectora apassionada.En: Núria was a passionate reader.Ca: Sempre triava regals amb molta cura i pensava en el que diria cada llibre.En: She always chose gifts with great care and thought about what each book would say.Ca: Però avui, amb tantes opcions, se sentia aclaparada.En: But today, with so many options, she felt overwhelmed.Ca: El regal havia de ser especial, un reflex de l'amistat que compartia amb en Jordi.En: The gift had to be special, a reflection of the friendship she shared with Jordi.Ca: Volia que el llibre expressés els seus sentiments de gratitud i alegria abans de la revetlla màgica de Sant Joan.En: She wanted the book to express her feelings of gratitude and joy before the magical night of Sant Joan.Ca: Deambulava pel passadís amb dubtes quan va veure el propietari de la llibreria, el senyor Martí, un home gran amb ulleres rodones que semblava comprendre els seus dubtes.En: She wandered down the aisle with doubts when she saw the bookstore owner, Mr. Martí, an elderly man with round glasses who seemed to understand her uncertainties.Ca: "Busques alguna cosa especial?En: "Are you looking for something special?"Ca: " va preguntar amb un somriure.En: he asked with a smile.Ca: Núria va explicar les seves inquietuds.En: Núria explained her concerns.Ca: El senyor Martí va assenyalar una petita secció al costat de la finestra.En: Mr. Martí pointed to a small section by the window.Ca: "Aquí hi trobaràs un llibre de poesia catalana.En: "Here you'll find a book of Catalan poetry.Ca: Parla de l'amistat i celebració.En: It speaks of friendship and celebration.Ca: Potser és just el que cerques.En: Maybe it's just what you're looking for."Ca: "Curiosa, Núria va agafar el llibre i va fullejar les pàgines.En: Curious, Núria picked up the book and leafed through the pages.Ca: Les paraules flotaven com suau música dins el seu cap.En: The words floated like gentle music inside her head.Ca: Va prendre lloc en un racó còmode, amb una butaca de vellut, i va començar a llegir un poema en veu baixa.En: She took a seat in a comfortable corner, with a velvet armchair, and began to read a poem softly.Ca: Cada vers semblava estar escrit expressament per a ells.En: Each verse seemed to have been written expressly for them.Ca: En aquell moment, la sensació d'haver trobat el llibre perfecte l'envaí.En: At that moment, the feeling of having found the perfect book overwhelmed her.Ca: Quan Jordi va arribar, va escoltar atentament mentre Núria recitava.En: When Jordi arrived, he listened attentively as Núria recited.Ca: Les paraules van cobrir l'aire, i amb cada línia llegida, les seves ànimes s'unien més.En: The words filled the air, and with each line read, their souls united more.Ca: Els ulls d'en Jordi brillaven d'emoció.En: Jordi's eyes shone with emotion.Ca: Entenia el regal: no era el llibre, sinó el sentiment darrere les paraules.En: He understood the gift: it wasn't the book, but the feeling behind the words.Ca: Van sortir junts de la llibreria, somrient i amb ganes de celebrar Sant Joan.En: They both left the bookstore together, smiling and eager to celebrate Sant Joan.Ca: Havien descobert que el veritable valor d'un regal rau en la sinceritat i les emocions que transmet.En: They had discovered that the true value of a gift lies in the sincerity and emotions it conveys.Ca: Núria va aprendre a confiar en els seus instints: no era l'extravagància sinó l'amor el que realment importava.En: Núria learned to trust her instincts: it was not extravagance but love that truly mattered.Ca: Mentre el sol es ponia darrere dels edificis antics, Núria i Jordi caminaven pels carrers empedrats, més units que mai, amb el cor ple d'agraïment i alegria per la seva amistat renovada.En: As the sun set behind the ancient buildings, Núria and Jordi walked down the cobblestone streets, more united than ever, with their hearts full of gratitude and joy for their renewed friendship.Ca: La nit de Sant Joan prometia ser inoblidable.En: The night of Sant Joan promised to be unforgettable. Vocabulary Words:the sun: el solthe spring: la primaverathe flower: la florthe breeze: la brisathe alleyway: el carreróthe gift: el regalthe bookstore: la llibreriathe corner: la cantonadathe bell: la campanetathe shelf: el prestatgethe window: la finestrathe shadow: l'ombrathe doubt: el dubtethe owner: el propietarithe poetry: la poesiathe celebration: la celebracióthe corner (comfortable): el racóthe velvet: el vellutthe verse: el versthe emotion: l'emocióthe sincerity: la sinceritatthe gratitude: l'agraïmentthe joy: l'alegriathe heart: el corthe friendship: l'amistatthe instinct: l'instintthe extravagance: l'extravagànciathe sunset: la posta de solthe building: l'edificithe cobblestone: el carrer empedrat
Keegan Kjeldsen hosts The Nietzsche Podcast and the Untimely Reflections (essentialsalts) YouTube channel — a deep four-year project working through Nietzsche, his forerunners back to the ancient world, and his afterlives in 20th- and 21st-century thought. He's also a doom metal guitarist with Destroyer of Light and Slumbering Sun, and the author of The Ritual Madness of Rock & Roll, a memoir-meets-aesthetics inquiry written on the road through Europe.________________I sat down with Keegan to work through his concept of übermodernism — what's “over and above” modernism, in the same Nietzschean spirit as the Übermensch is over and above man. We trace the history of “the modern” all the way back to Petrarch in the 14th century, work through Nietzsche's perspectivism and his critique of the genealogical fallacy, and ask where the next modernism is meant to come from. A conversation for anyone tired of fighting over whether Nietzsche belongs to the right, the left, or the postmodernists.
# TEMAAntiqua Et Nova : La iglesia católica habla sobre la relación entre la AI y la inteligencia humana! (Episodio 3)# PRESENTA Y DIRIGE
# TEMAAntiqua Et Nova : La iglesia católica habla sobre la relación entre la AI y la inteligencia humana! (Episodio 2)# PRESENTA Y DIRIGE
# TEMAAntiqua Et Nova : La iglesia católica habla sobre la relación entre la AI y la inteligencia humana! (Episodio 1)# PRESENTA Y DIRIGE
Dr. Lisha Antiqua, founder of ALL Y.O.U. and Your Own University, a trauma informed education and certification business that helps coaches, therapists, and healers turn lived experience into leadership without re opening old wounds.Through trauma informed certification, identity integration, and ethical storytelling frameworks, Lisha supports leaders to share their truth with safety and confidence, transforming personal stories into grounded books, talks, and scalable businesses.Now, Lisha's journey from deep healing work to movement building leadership demonstrates what's possible when identity, purpose, and livelihood are fully aligned.And while guiding survivors turned leaders to step into visibility without self sacrifice, she's redefining what ethical leadership and sustainable impact truly look like.Here's where to find more:http://www.LishaAntiqua.com and http://www.YourOwnUniversity.com http://www.facebook.com/drlishaantiqua and yourownuniversityhttp://www.tiktok.com/drlishaantiquahttp://www.youtube.com/drlishaantiqua and yourownuniversityhttp://www.linkedin.com/drlishaantiqua________________________________________________Welcome to The Unforget Yourself Show where we use the power of woo and the proof of science to help you identify your blind spots, and get over your own bullshit so that you can do the fucking thing you ACTUALLY want to do!We're Mark and Katie, the founders of Unforget Yourself and the creators of the Unforget Yourself System and on this podcast, we're here to share REAL conversations about what goes on inside the heart and minds of those brave and crazy enough to start their own business. From the accidental entrepreneur to the laser-focused CEO, we find out how they got to where they are today, not by hearing the go-to story of their success, but talking about how we all have our own BS to deal with and it's through facing ourselves that we find a way to do the fucking thing.Along the way, we hope to show you that YOU are the most important asset in your business (and your life - duh!). Being a business owner is tough! With vulnerability and humor, we get to the real story behind their success and show you that you're not alone._____________________Find all our links to all the things like the socials, how to work with us and how to apply to be on the podcast here:https://linktr.ee/unforgetyourself
We're high on life, we're high on ourselves, and Ben Starr is all shirt.We've made it to Episode 50, so naturally the conversation turns to rolling for ejaculation. Harry did warn us that if you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes. Unfortunately for him, he underestimated just how stupid the games we're willing to play actually are, and now he's somehow having to shoehorn that energy into what is supposed to be a rich and complex fantasy world.We also discuss our homework. Harry set us a simple and genuinely fun task, but never before have five pictures summed up five people so perfectly. From arts and crafts enthusiasm, to the over-achieving prefect, to those who clearly finished their homework in class. Yes Aoife, we are looking at you.Music plays a huge role in shaping our reactions at the table, and this week we hear a track that immediately strikes fear into our hearts. Alongside the Web theme, Barabask's music might be beautiful, but it rarely signals that anything good is about to happen. He may not be physically present in Talisca, but his influence, and his link to the Gloam, is very much felt. Everyone's least favourite Antiqua now has a god mic. That's character development.And then there's the Web. Turns out it has an HR department, as all good organisations should. After all, every successful company lives or dies by its bookkeeping. But how do our characters actually feel about it? Opinions are… mixed. Some are curious and want to learn more., others would rather never go near it again, and for certain people? Well, when the fun stops, stop.---Support us on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/naturalsixJoin our Discord! https://discord.gg/HNV56DADnJFollow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/naturalsixFollow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/natural_sixFollow us on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@natural.sixLove lore? Check out the Fandom: https://natural-six.fandom.comStay up to date: https://www.NaturalSix.net Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Einblicke in das päpstliche Schreiben "Antiqua et nova" zur Künstlichen Intelligenz.
As religion bleeds followers, it's looking for a digital transfusion from the high-tech elite. We're dissecting the rise of techno-cults, the Vatican's desperate attempt to regulate AI with its Antiqua et Nova policy, and why tech bros like Peter Thiel are now becoming guest speakers at megachurch revivals. It turns out that when you can't get answers from a burning bush, a large language model that tells you exactly what you want to hear is the next best thing. Silicon Valley is building the new gods of a digital age where faith and profit finally merge.News Source:Tech revival after Peter Thiel's Antichrist talks: There's hope and warinessBy Religion News ServiceJanuary 2, 2026
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AI is powerful—but it's not a person. In this episode, Joe Rockey and Father Boniface Hicks cut through hype and fear to frame AI as a tool in service of human creativity and relationship, not a replacement for them. We explore how parents and educators can guide kids wisely, why presence beats perfection, and how prudent governance and virtuous use turn technology into a channel for love. Throughout, we hold the three lenses: honesty with self, charity with others, under a living relationship with God.Key IdeasPersonhood vs. tools: AI can assist; it cannot love, intend, or take responsibility—only persons do.Formation first: families, schools, and parishes can coach attention, boundaries, and creative habits so tech serves growth.Create, then edit: let AI help with drafts or analysis, but keep the human voice, judgment, and accountability.Presence > polish: prefer relational availability over endless “optimization”; use tech to free time for people.Prudence and trust: welcome governance and guardrails; cultivate virtue so our choices—online and offline—reflect the Gospel.Links & ReferencesHoly See, Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith & Dicastery for Culture and Education, Antiqua et nova. Note on the Relationship Between Artificial Intelligence and Human Intelligence (Jan 28, 2025) — official Vatican text: https://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/congregations/cfaith/documents/rc_ddf_doc_20250128_antiqua-et-nova_en.htmlCTAIf this helped, please leave a review or share this episode with a friend.Questions or thoughts? Email FatherAndJoe@gmail.comTagsFather and Joe, Joe Rockey, Father Boniface Hicks, artificial intelligence, Antiqua et nova, Vatican AI note, human dignity, personhood, creativity, editing workflows, parenting, education, formation, attention, boundaries, prudence, governance, virtue, moral responsibility, presence over perfection, relationships, technology as tool, discernment, accountability, spiritual growth, relationship with God, relationship with self, relationship with others, Benedictine spirituality, practical spirituality, Catholic podcast, work and family life, ethics, builders of AI, trust and safety
Artificial Intelligence is the next big thing. That's true for the spiritual realm too. Are we being duped, deceived, or manipulated by A.I.? This is an important discussion you don't want to miss. Links: Show Archive - www.GRNonline.com/SpiritWorld Seine River Cruise - www.grnonline.com/events/seine-river-cruise Protect Your Investments with Physical Gold - https://sjp.stjosephpartners.com/grn Antiqua et Nova - https://www.vaticannews.va/en/vatican-city/news/2025-01/new-vatican-document-examines-potential-and-risks-of-ai.html
Schriftgestaltung ist politisch: Zumindest war sie es früher, als man meinte, die Antiqua sei französisch, die Fraktur dagegen deutsch. Daran orientierte sich der Reichstag und lag doch falsch.
Informacje o podkaście, odcinkach i autorach: https://teologiazkatowic.pl Naszą rozmowę rozpoczynamy od wymiany zdań o tym, jak każdy z nas korzysta z narzędzi AI. Przy okazji odpowiadamy sobie na pytania: Czy AI myśli? Czy AI rozumie? oraz na kilka innych powiązanych z tymi dwoma głównymi pytaniami. Najwięcej czasu poświęcamy omówieniu noty Dykasterii ds. Kultury i Edukacji na temat relacji pomiędzy sztuczną inteligencją a inteligencją ludzką pt. Antiqua et Nova. Przedstawiamy jej treść oraz wskazujemy na to, czego w tym dokumencie zabrakło. Owo wskazywanie braków jest owocem wcześniejszej pracy ks. Grzegorza Strzelczyka: wnikliwej, krytycznej lektury tekstu noty. Pod koniec rozmowy krótko komentujemy artykuł Ilii Delio pt. Too little, too late: The church's inadequate response to AI-human evolution. Ten artykuł jest krytyką przedstawionego w Antiqua et Nova paradygmatu relacji człowiek-AI. My zaś dość zgodnie krytykujemy ten artykuł. W tej naszej rozmowie jest wyjątkowo dużo dygresji i raz po raz ujawniają się mniejsze lub większe różnice zdań. Ale jesteśmy zgodni w kwestii zasadniczej: AI jest tylko narzędziem i co najwyżej symuluje ludzkie myślenie i rozumienie. Nie próbujemy zatem tutaj referować wszystkich wątków i szczegółowych tematów naszej rozmowy. Zapraszamy do jej wysłuchania. Literatura: DYKASTERIA DS. KULTURY I EDUKACJI, ANTIQUA ET NOVA. Nota na temat relacji pomiędzy sztuczną inteligencją a inteligencją ludzką. https://www.ekai.pl/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/PL_Nota-Antiqua-et-nova.pdf Ilia Delio, Too little, too late: The church's inadequate response to AI-human evolution. https://www.ncronline.org/opinion/guest-voices/too-little-too-late-churchs-inadequate-response-ai-human-evolution
In this thought-provoking episode of the "Father and Joe" podcast, hosts Father Boniface Hicks and Joe Rockey delve deep into the potential impacts of technology, particularly artificial intelligence (AI), on human relationships and spiritual life. The conversation builds on the last week's discussion about the encroachment of AI in personal interactions, highlighting the dangers of relying too heavily on technology to connect with others and ourselves.Joe and Father Boniface discuss how AI can create a sense of emptiness in relationships, akin to trying to fill an infinite void with finite substances, which is often how sin manifests. They raise a critical question: When does the artificial relationship, facilitated by AI, feel fulfilling, and when does it leave us longing for more? This episode provides a "litmus test" to help listeners evaluate their interactions with AI—does it enrich their lives, or does it deplete their relational and emotional capacities?Father Boniface introduces insights from a Vatican document, "Antiqua et Nova," emphasizing that AI lacks the intrinsic qualities necessary for genuine human interaction—it has no interiority, intentions, or the capacity to truly care. Despite AI's sophisticated simulation capabilities, it cannot replace the profound depth of embodied human experiences that shape our intellect, morals, and soul.Through the lens of spirituality, the hosts explore the notion that AI, devoid of a soul, cannot nurture our spirituality or contribute to the development of virtues. Joe and Father Boniface urge listeners to critically assess their engagement with technology, ensuring it serves humanity rather than detracts from it.Towards the episode's end, the importance of traditional, interpersonal connection is revisited. In an age where technology often mediates relationships, the hosts stress the enduring necessity of face-to-face interaction for spiritual growth and relationship building.This episode is a call to mindfulness about the roles technology plays in our lives, encouraging continued philosophical inquiry into its ramifications. Joe and Father Boniface affirm the value of questioning and discerning technology's place in supporting human essence—a distinctly relational nature imbued with the divine spark.Tags:AI, Artificial Intelligence, Human Relationships, Technology, Spirituality, Church, Faith, Soul, Relational Growth, Podcast, Father and Joe, Religion, Emptiness, Sin, Vatican, Bible, Antiqua et Nova, Emotional Intelligence, Interpersonal Connection, Moral Discernment, Genuine Care, Spiritual Direction, Relationship Skills, Holiness, Embodied Experience, Humanity, Personal Development, Emotional Fulfillment, Relationship Evaluation, AI Therapists, Technology and Faith, Conversational AI, AI Limitations, Relational Intelligence, AI Impact, Emotional Health, Authentic Connection, Technology Dependence, Friendship, Connection, Spiritual Growth, Meaningful InteractionsHashtags:#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #HumanRelationships #Technology #Spirituality #Church #Faith #Soul #RelationalGrowth #Podcast #FatherAndJoe #Religion #Emptiness #Sin #Vatican #Bible #AntiquaEtNova #EmotionalIntelligence #InterpersonalConnection #MoralDiscernment #GenuineCare #SpiritualDirection #RelationshipSkills #Holiness #EmbodiedExperience #Humanity #PersonalDevelopment #EmotionalFulfillment #RelationshipEvaluation #AITherapists #TechnologyAndFaith #ConversationalAI #AILimitations #RelationalIntelligence #AIImpact #EmotionalHealth #AuthenticConnection #TechnologyDependence #Friendship #Connection #SpiritualGrowth #MeaningfulInteractionsThis line is here to correct the site's formatting error.
In this third and final book of The Magus, Francis Barrett turns from magical practice to magical history—presenting a rare and invaluable compendium of the great minds who shaped Western occult philosophy. Book III offers concise biographical accounts of dozens of ancient, medieval, and Renaissance adepts, including Zoroaster, Hermes Trismegistus, Pythagoras, Paracelsus, Roger Bacon, Agrippa,...
In this thought-provoking episode of "Father and Joe," hosts Joe Rockey and Father Boniface engage in an insightful conversation exploring the profound impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on contemporary society. As AI becomes increasingly prevalent across various sectors, Joe shares his experiences and observations from a business standpoint, highlighting the economic motivations behind AI's proliferation. He emphasizes that many corporations view AI as a remedy for their shortcomings in human resource management, which often detracts from nurturing meaningful relationships with employees.Father Boniface provides a spiritual perspective, drawing parallels between the Industrial Revolution's challenges and the current AI revolution. He stresses the importance of understanding the unique aspects of our humanity that AI cannot replace and how we can use AI as a supportive tool rather than a replacement for human interaction. The discussion delves into how AI applications range from simple conveniences, like Siri, to more complex uses in self-driving cars and medical fields.Furthermore, they address the ethical dilemmas posed by AI in terms of employment, specifically concerning entry-level positions and the valuable life skills gained from these jobs. Father Boniface highlights the Vatican document "Antiqua et Nova," released in 2025, which provides principles for integrating AI ethically and responsibly into society.This episode serves as a thought-provoking exploration of how AI is reshaping the workforce and the potential long-term societal impacts. It encourages listeners to reflect on balancing leveraging AI's capabilities while preserving the dignity and importance of human relationships and personal development.Tags:artificial intelligence, AI ethics, human dignity, automation, business management, spiritual perspective, Pope Leo XIV, Industrial Revolution, moral implications, entry-level jobs, workplace ethics, AI in education, human interaction, podcast, technology, ethics, contemporary issues, automation, spiritual guidance, business strategy, relationships, St. Vincent College, human development, AI revolution, employment, work-life balance, podcast episode, Father Boniface, Joe Rockey, ethical business, corporate responsibility, AI impact, societal challenges, automation in education, workforce transformation, dignity of work, AI tools, moral guidance, relationship buildingHashtags:#ArtificialIntelligence, #AIEthics, #HumanDignity, #Automation, #BusinessManagement, #SpiritualPerspective, #PopeLeoXIV, #IndustrialRevolution, #MoralImplications, #EntryLevelJobs, #WorkplaceEthics, #AIInEducation, #HumanInteraction, #Podcast, #Technology, #Ethics, #ContemporaryIssues, #Automation, #SpiritualGuidance, #BusinessStrategy, #Relationships, #StVincentCollege, #HumanDevelopment, #AIRevolution, #Employment, #WorkLifeBalance, #PodcastEpisode, #FatherBoniface, #JoeRockey, #EthicalBusiness, #CorporateResponsibility, #AIImpact, #SocietalChallenges, #AutomationInEducation, #WorkforceTransformation, #DignityOfWork, #AITools, #MoralGuidance, #RelationshipBuildingThis line is here to correct the site's formatting error.
On January 28, 2025, the Vatican's Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith and the Dicastery for Culture and Education released Antiqua et Nova, a landmark note exploring the relationship between artificial intelligence and human intelligence. Framed by the biblical mandate to “till” and “keep” creation, the document recognizes AI as both a profound opportunity and a challenge to our understanding of what it means to be made “in the image of God.”Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/conspiracy-theories-exploring-the-unseen--5194379/support.
El próximo sábado la Coral Enclave y el grupo Sonos Antiqua realizarán el concierto ‘Ecos del Renacimiento', dentro de la programación del Año Jubilar de Cehegín. A las 21:30 horas, la Plaza Eras Viejas se convertirá en un escenario único para este concierto.
Paris Marx is joined by Paolo Benanti to discuss what Pope Leo XIV's statements on AI, the publications under Pope Francis, and the ethics of AI from a theological perspective.Paolo Benanti is an author, academic, and priest. He teaches at the Pontifical Gregorian University and was an advisor to Pope Francis on artificial intelligence and technology ethics.Tech Won't Save Us offers a critical perspective on tech, its worldview, and wider society with the goal of inspiring people to demand better tech and a better world. Support the show on Patreon.The podcast is made in partnership with The Nation. Production is by Kyla Hewson.Also mentioned in this episode:Paris wrote about what Pope Leo XIV and the Church have been saying about AI.In June, Pope Leo sent a message to the Second Annual Rome Conference on Artificial Intelligence.Under Pope Francis, the Church published a note on AI called Antiqua et nova. Here is a short breakdown of its content.Support the show
Artificiële intelligentie is niet zomaar een hype! Overal om ons heen zien we het toenemende gebruik ervan. Wat moeten wij als christenen weten over deze nieuwe revolutie? Antwoorden vinden wij o. a. in het kerkelijk document ‘Antiqua et nova'.
Francisco tenía formación como químico, escribió encíclicas a favor de la protección del medio ambiente y diseñó en el Vaticano una de las estrategias más sofisticadas para la IA, en la que lo importante no era desarrollarla, sino saber para qué se desarrollaba: ¿a dónde vamos tan deprisa? es la pregunta principal de "Antiqua et Nova", el documento sobre IA. Además, los ministros comentan la mala semana que han tenido las grandes tecnológicas (tercera sentencia que condena por monopolio a Google, multas importantes de la UE contra Meta y Apple) y la brutal caída, del 71%, en los beneficios de Tesla. La noticia de ciencia es el descubirmiento de un vínculo entre la infección por bacteria E-coli en el cáncer colorrectal, que está generalizándose en jóvenes. Entre la ciencia y la tecnología está el récord de comunicación cuántica usando redes convencionales cuya relevancia nos explica Nuño... redes convencionales de fibra, a no ser que una vaca se enrede en los cables, como ha pasado en Vizcaya y nos explica Jaime. Por último, arqueología: los fenicios, según el análisis de ADN de 250 cuerpos de cementerios de la cultura púnica, nacían donde querían, como los de Bilbao. No hay vínculo genético entre ellos, y no venían de Oriente Medio, como originariamente, sino que "se hacían" fenicios, adoptando su cultura por contagio.
Juliane Laake, Gambenvirtuosin und Leiterin des Ensembles Art d'Echo, steht im Mittelpunkt eines musikalischen Panoramas zu Ehren des Komponisten Johann Philipp Krieger. Im Interview erzählt sie von Kriegers beeindruckendem Werk und seiner Bedeutung für die Alte Musik. Krieger, einst gefeierter Musiker und Hofkapellmeister, hinterließ ein reiches Erbe an Kantaten, Opern und Instrumentalmusik. Anlässlich seines 300. Todestages spielt Juliane Laake mit ihrem Ensemble am 23. April 2025 ein Konzert im Rahmen der BR-KLASSIK-Konzertreihe Musica Antiqua in Nürnberg.
We begin, once more, inside Raidion…This week, we're deep in it. Blighted, bruised, and still somehow standing. We kick things off with yet another reminder that balancing fights for this party is…a challenge to say the least (Sorry, Harry). When your main damage dealer misses every hit and the enemy still drops? That's tricky, to say the least.Ben unpacks Raidion's fearlessness, his willingness to throw himself in the line of fire (blight and all), and how that ties into deeper themes of mortality and purpose. Meanwhile, Aoife dives into Dolly's mindset, and why going after Kelnys wasn't just emotional, it was necessary. But with doubts creeping in, is she starting to unravel?We also dig into the strange, symbiotic relationship between Parvus and Themself. Is Parvus the anti-Antiqua? We talk divine fallout, cosmic expectations, and the tension brewing between him and the rest of the old gods' chosen.And what's the deal with those underground groves? Flowers. Trees. Lush green life where there shouldn't be any. Was Themself behind it? Who designed these caves, and why?Harry gives us a peek behind the curtain into his vision for the various Kobold tribes and how he and Alex imagined the architecture of I's tunnels. We also explore what it means to run Parvus as a DMPC, and how that character balances between being part of the story and shaping it from within.Let's just say the caves aren't the only things layered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Send us a textToxic relationships tremendously impact our emotional selves, but what about our sexual selves? Dr. Lisha Antiqua, an expert in sexual intimacy and soul psychology, joins us to discuss how common toxic dynamics in narcissistic relationships, such as objectification and transactional relationships, diminish our intimate connection with one another. She also defines the importance of healthy interpersonal and sexual boundaries. Looking for the Podcast Interview with Dr. Lisha Antiqua?
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We're back! In keeping with the times, the Church discusses AI and so must we.The Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith in partnership with the Dicastery for Culture and Education published an article on Artificial Intelligence Antiqua et nova. Check it out!
The Vatican on recently released a new “note” addressing the ethical and anthropological implications of artificial intelligence (AI), highlighting distinctions between human and artificial intelligence and offering guidelines meant to ensure that the development and use of AI serve humanity and uphold human dignity. Deacon Harold breaks it all down today. Also looking into Soulf Psalm 59:13-16
I feel fortunate to have had the opportunity to not only engage in an empowering trauma-recovery conversation but to experience first-hand the trauma transformer in action as Lisha Antiqua, best-selling author, trauma transformer, creator of the unique trauma recover method Amazing You, and CEO of Your Own University, shared her healing wisdom. Please join us as we discuss: her insights on people being shown their shadows/light an understanding of dissolve, resolve, transmute, transform, transcend what she means by being a transmuter her healing work in action with my own "open spaces" anxiety and so much more! Welcome to The Healing Place Podcast! I am your host, Teri Wellbrock. You can listen in on Pandora, iTunes, Blubrry, Spotify, iHeartRadio, Stitcher, Deezer, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, and more, or directly on my website at www.teriwellbrock.com/podcasts/. You can also catch our insightful interview on YouTube. Bio: Lisha Antiqua Dr. Lisha Antiqua is known as a trauma transformer. She created two award-winning healing methods for survivors of childhood trauma to rebuild their lives and thrive. She holds her Ph.D. in transpersonal psychology, specializing in trauma recovery. Creating, a unique trauma recovery method Amazing You that helps its participants, reclaim their power and live authentically. Dr. Lisha Antiqua is a best-selling author, has been featured on ABC, NBC, and FOX, and was awarded as one of America's Premier Experts in 2012. With a mission to touch millions of lives, ending the personal and generational impact abuse has on its victims - with effective and results-driven therapies. She is C.E.O of Your Own University which offers certification programs for therapists, coaches, and yoga teachers. Dr. Lisha continues to work with private clients and groups to heal identity and sexual trauma. Website: https://lishaantiqua.com/ Teri's #1 book as a new-release in the Aging Parents category: https://a.co/d/5m1j2Kr Teri's audiobooks: https://www.audible.com/search?searchNarrator=Teri+Wellbrock&ref=a_pd_The-Be_c1_narrator_1&pf_rd_p=df6bf89c-ab0c-4323-993a-2a046c7399f9&pf_rd_r=B7A6GV5QNZFF621RXWP4&pageLoadId=lXhpwTs0D4YwhCM8&creativeId=16015ba4-2e2d-4ae3-93c5-e937781a25cd Teri's monthly newsletter: https://us18.campaign-archive.com/?u=8265f971343b0f411b871aba1&id=1352bd63df Teri's book launch team: https://www.facebook.com/groups/unicornshadows AMAZON AFFILIATE Teri Wellbrock and Unicorn Shadows are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. In other words, I make commission off of purchases made using any affiliate links on my site.
The Vatican released the long-awaited document Antiqua et Nova ("Ancient and New") on artificial intelligence on Jan. 28. It explores the relationship between human and artificial intelligence, emphasizing that humans cannot be replaced by AI, which must always serve the common good. Bishop Paul Tighe, secretary for the culture section of the Dicastery for Culture and Education, joins Inside the Vatican host Colleen Dulle to discuss the document, and Vatican's broader approach and response to AI. Please support this podcast by becoming a digital subscriber to America Media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Questions Covered: 3:46 – How do I convince a hardened atheist that God exists? Or even the historical figure of Jesus? 05:58 – How do we properly understand typology as pointing towards the New Testament? 14:10 – What does Jimmy think of the new document Antiqua et nova? Does he have any advice for the everyday person? 18:08 – I have a friend who doesn't believe God loves sinners and uses Ps 5:5 as evidence. Are there other verses to combat this? 22:15 – What exactly are charisms from the Holy Spirit and how does one discern them? 32:25 – Our visiting priest doesn't say “do this in memory of me” when consecrating the bread but does it for the wine. Is this valid? 36:15 – Can you assure me and help me further understand how God exists? 43:00 – If the pope were to time travel, would the seat be vacant? 49:06 – Would it be okay to ask a priest to bless my new firearm? 52:49 – I'm teaching my kids the Glory Be, and it says “world without end” at the end of the prayer? Why does it say that? …
Salut,Bonne chandeleur mesdames et messieurs.Dans l'épisode du mois, on retrouve Marco qui nous parle de bière de biture, Nico qui vous fait sa routine brassage.On déguste des bières de chez Basqueland et Gross, la Lite Lager et la Antiqua.Pour vos oreilles, on parcours les films de Schwarzzi avec :Jerry Goldsmith - The DreamBrad Fiedel - Main Title Terminator 2 Theme (Remastered 2017)Alan Silvestri - Predator - Main Title from the Motion PictureElliot Goldmenthal - A Batman OvertureTrevor Rabin - The 6th Day (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)Bonne écoute !Retrouvez-nous
The Vatican released a new document on the relationship between artificial and human intelligence, and Father Dave highlights sections of the 30-page note. "Antiqua et Nova,” is a joint project between the Vatican's Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith and the Dicastery for Culture and Education.
Michael Lofton covers the new vatican document on AI called Antiqua et Nova.
Pass The Controller Podcast: A Video Game & Nerd Culture Show
The Pass The Controller Podcast is a show where a couple of best friends dive into the latest in gaming and nerd culture. In this episode, Brenden, Mike, Todd, and Dom sit down with special guest Lucas White and chat about what they've been watching and playing SNL (2007), Neva, Dungeons of Antiqua, Transformers One, The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, and Lucas and Brenden chat about their time with Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven. Lucas also drops some knowledge on the SaGa series as a whole and why you should play it. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE and LEAVE A REVIEW on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to the show! Follow Lucas: x.com/HokutoNoLucas Read Lucas' review of Romancing SaGa 2: https://www.shacknews.com/article/141906/romancing-saga-2-review-score www.passthecontroller.io twitter.com/passcontroller
Un grupo de voces femeninas especializado en Ars Antiqua y que recupera la memoria de Egeria. Ella es la primera gran viajera conocida que inició un periplo desde Galicia a Jerusalén y después pasó por Egipto. Su memoria sigue viva 16 siglos después y la mantiene un grupo de voces femeninas especializado en Ars Antiqua, y que ha tomado prestado su nombre. Para muchos Egeria es la puerta de entrada a este tipo de música, son habituales en ciclos y festivales, y además cumplen 100 conciertos. Son Lucía Martín-Maestro y Fabiana Sans.Vamos hasta el Festival Grec de Cataluña porque llega la polémica obra de Angélica Liddell que ya dio qué hablar en Aviñón. Se trata de una pieza en la que la dramaturga señala directamente a críticos teatrales con nombres y apellidos.Hemos charlado también con Jorge Pérez Cebrián, valenciano del 96 y ganador del Premio Poesía Joven de Radio Nacional de España y la Fundación Montemadrid con su 'Pero nunca los huesos de las aves'. Terminamos con Martín Llade y el bicentenario del nacimiento del compositor austríaco Anton Bruckner. Escuchar audio
Adventure on the High SeasEmbark on a daring odyssey with Thomas Hamilton on this weeks Cedarville Stories Podcast. Hamilton, along with two brothers and nephew Ben Clark, opt for a glorified rowboat as they seek to conquer the relentless forces of the Atlantic Ocean.Picture this: 3,000 miles from the tip of Africa to the Caribbean Island of Antiqua, facing 20-foot waves, relentless sprays of salt, hunger, and scorching heat. This isn't your typical ocean cruise — it's a test of endurance, perseverance, and faith.In the heart of the tempest, Thomas and his crew will navigate the unpredictable waters, forging bonds of brotherhood and confronting the raw elements. This audacious journey, set to kick off in mid-December, may stretch up to seven weeks, dictated by the whims of the weather.For the Hamilton brothers and Ben, this isn't just an adventure; it's a crucible of personal development, sibling camaraderie, and spiritual renewal. Brace yourself for the most impactful voyage of their lives.Don your virtual life preserver and join us on this podcast as we navigate the treacherous waters of the Atlantic Ocean with Thomas Hamilton. And fear not, the results of their adventure will be featured in season 11 of the Cedarville Stories Podcast! https://share.transistor.fm/s/1a9ae9d8
The Lunchtime Series continues! Chris interviewed Matteo Tarsi from the University of Uppsala, Iceland. haswell247@gmail.com
Es war ein weiter Weg, bis unsere heutige Notenschrift entwickelt war. Eine bedeutende Neuerung wurde um 1230 vollzogen, als die Notenwerte Longa, Breve, Minima etc. eingeführt wurden und wunderschöne Musik komponiert wurde.
WOW... what a beginning to a week. First Trumps's bond gets lowered immensely then Diddy gets raided by the feds and flees. Atleast his plane did to Antiqua...must be nice. Kat Williams said 2024 was the year did he not?? Then a catastrophic bridge collapse. T's & P's to those that are affected. Is there something more there though? A major artery in that region now cut off..Not being a conspiracy theorist just a question. Boeing's CEO is resigning...in 8 MONTHS. Hmmmm be cool to plan your own exit I suppose. Pete Rose makes a comment about Ohtani. So much shit goin down. REMEMBER TO SUBSCRIBE….DOWNLOAD ON ALL YOUR AUDIO PLATFORMS….AND LEAVE A 5 STAR RATING AND REVIEW ON APPLE & SPOTIFY!!!MERCH: https://onemoreandimouttaherepodcast.square.site
Navigating Through AdventureEmbark on a daring odyssey with Thomas Hamilton, as he, along with two brothers and nephew Ben Clark, opts for a glorified rowboat to conquer the relentless forces of the Atlantic Ocean. Picture this: 3,000 miles from the tip of Africa to the Caribbean Island of Antiqua, facing 20-foot waves, relentless sprays of salt, hunger, and scorching heat. This isn't your typical ocean cruise — it's a test of endurance, perseverance, and faith. In the heart of the tempest, Thomas and his crew will navigate the unpredictable waters, forging bonds of brotherhood and confronting the raw elements. This audacious journey, set to kick off in mid-December, may stretch up to seven weeks, dictated by the whims of the weather. For the Hamilton brothers and Ben, this isn't just an adventure; it's a crucible of personal development, sibling camaraderie, and spiritual renewal. Brace yourself for the most impactful voyage of their lives. Don your virtual life preserver and join us on this podcast as we navigate the treacherous waters of the Atlantic Ocean with Thomas Hamilton. And fear not, as he's pledged to return to share the tales of their 3,000-mile conquest once the adventure concludes. https://share.transistor.fm/s/9fff7d8f
"In 2023, there are more people enslaved than in any time in history, many of those are children. I disucss the new film Sound of Freedom, look why it took 5 years to be released. We also delve into why the media is hitting this so hard. Sound of Freedom: - It took 5 years to fund the Movie - 4th of July most Box Office Sales $14.2M to Indiana Jones 11.8 https://variety.com/2023/film/box-office/sound-of-freedom-box-office-success-1235664837/ I found the subject hard to research because all searches reverted to the North Atlantic Slave trade. The Atlantic slave trade peaked in the late 18th century when the largest number of people were captured and enslaved on raiding expeditions into the interior of West Africa. Between 1525 and 1866, in the entire history of the slave trade to the New World, according to the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database, 12.5 million Africans were shipped to the New World. 10.7 million survived the dreaded Middle Passage, disembarking in North America, the Caribbean and South America. And how many of these 10.7 million Africans were shipped directly to North America? Only about 388,000. What about the Irish? https://www.irisheyesofva.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Irish_Slavery.pdf In 1625, an official Proclamation ordered for Irish prisoners to get rounded up and sold as slaves to English Planters. Between 1629 and 1632 a large numbers of Irish, men and women, were sent to Guiana, Antiqua and Montserrat. By 1637 approx 69% of the population of Montserrat were Irish slaves. African slaves had to be purchased, 20 to 50-pound sterling, Irish slaves were captured and sold for 900 pounds of cotton. The Irish became the largest source of slaves for English slave traders. During the 1650s , over 100,000 Irish children, generally from 10 to 14 years old, were taken from their parents, and sold as slaves in the West Indies, Virginia and New England More enslaved now? Lexus Nexus https://www.lexisnexis.com/blogs/gb/b/compliance-risk-due-diligence/posts/there-are-more-slaves-today-than-ever-before-in-the-history-of-the-world 50 Million https://www.ilo.org/global/about-the-ilo/newsroom/news/WCMS_855019/lang--en/index.htm Media Attacks? Rolling Stone: https://www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-movie-reviews/sound-of-freedom-jim-caviezel-child-trafficking-qanon-movie-1234783837/ WaPo https://www.washingtonpost.com/arts-entertainment/2023/07/07/sound-of-freedom-qanon-theories-jim-caviezel/ CNN: https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1677747279271190528 Check out our YouTube Channel:Jeremyryanslatebiz See the Show Notes:https://www.jeremyryanslate.com/1106 You may watch the FULL Video Episode also via my Rumble channel: https://rumble.com/c/JeremyRyanSlate
"In 2023, there are more people enslaved than in any time in history, many of those are children. I disucss the new film Sound of Freedom, look why it took 5 years to be released. We also delve into why the media is hitting this so hard. Sound of Freedom: - It took 5 years to fund the Movie - 4th of July most Box Office Sales $14.2M to Indiana Jones 11.8 https://variety.com/2023/film/box-office/sound-of-freedom-box-office-success-1235664837/ I found the subject hard to research because all searches reverted to the North Atlantic Slave trade. The Atlantic slave trade peaked in the late 18th century when the largest number of people were captured and enslaved on raiding expeditions into the interior of West Africa. Between 1525 and 1866, in the entire history of the slave trade to the New World, according to the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Database, 12.5 million Africans were shipped to the New World. 10.7 million survived the dreaded Middle Passage, disembarking in North America, the Caribbean and South America. And how many of these 10.7 million Africans were shipped directly to North America? Only about 388,000. What about the Irish? https://www.irisheyesofva.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Irish_Slavery.pdf In 1625, an official Proclamation ordered for Irish prisoners to get rounded up and sold as slaves to English Planters. Between 1629 and 1632 a large numbers of Irish, men and women, were sent to Guiana, Antiqua and Montserrat. By 1637 approx 69% of the population of Montserrat were Irish slaves. African slaves had to be purchased, 20 to 50-pound sterling, Irish slaves were captured and sold for 900 pounds of cotton. The Irish became the largest source of slaves for English slave traders. During the 1650s , over 100,000 Irish children, generally from 10 to 14 years old, were taken from their parents, and sold as slaves in the West Indies, Virginia and New England More enslaved now? Lexus Nexus https://www.lexisnexis.com/blogs/gb/b/compliance-risk-due-diligence/posts/there-are-more-slaves-today-than-ever-before-in-the-history-of-the-world 50 Million https://www.ilo.org/global/about-the-ilo/newsroom/news/WCMS_855019/lang--en/index.htm Media Attacks? Rolling Stone: https://www.rollingstone.com/tv-movies/tv-movie-reviews/sound-of-freedom-jim-caviezel-child-trafficking-qanon-movie-1234783837/ WaPo https://www.washingtonpost.com/arts-entertainment/2023/07/07/sound-of-freedom-qanon-theories-jim-caviezel/ CNN: https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1677747279271190528 Check out our YouTube Channel:Jeremyryanslatebiz See the Show Notes:https://www.jeremyryanslate.com/1106 You may watch the FULL Video Episode also via my Rumble channel: https://rumble.com/c/JeremyRyanSlate
Dr. Lisha Antiqua is a trauma transformer who has been featured on ABC, NBC, and FOX and awarded as one of America's Premier Experts in self-care. She has dedicated her life to helping people regain their power and joy, and end generational patterns, through self-awareness and self-love.Today, Dr. Lisha addresses healing from sexual assault and childhood trauma. She works with private clients, group classes and students through her program and on-line university.Links:Contact Dr. LishaDr. Lisha's TikTokFrom Bondage to Happiness, BookAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
durée : 01:28:21 - L'ensemble Musica Antiqua de Cologne (3/3) : musiques italiennes - par : François-Xavier Szymczak - Il y a cinquante ans, en 1973, le violoniste Reinhard Goebel fondait à Cologne l'ensemble de musique baroque Musica Antiqua. Nous revenons sur leur discographie en trois épisodes : musiques germaniques, françaises puis italiennes
durée : 01:27:30 - L'ensemble Musica Antiqua de Cologne (2/3) : musiques françaises - par : François-Xavier Szymczak - Il y a cinquante ans, en 1973, le violoniste Reinhard Goebel fondait à Cologne l'ensemble de musique baroque Musica Antiqua. Nous revenons sur leur discographie en trois épisodes : musiques germaniques, françaises puis italiennes
durée : 01:28:23 - L'ensemble Musica Antiqua de Cologne (1/3) : musiques germaniques - par : François-Xavier Szymczak - Il y a cinquante ans, en 1973, le violoniste Reinhard Goebel fondait à Cologne l'ensemble de musique baroque Musica Antiqua. Nous revenons sur leur discographie en trois épisodes : musiques germaniques, françaises puis italiennes
中英文文稿Lily（3:13）:All right. So here I'm in Guatemala in the school that I'm studying. The name of the school is called Corazón Maya. And I'm having a fantastic time, and yesterday I discovered a guy that I would really want to introduce you to. I think he's a little bit crazy but I think his stories are also very inspiring. So I would like to bring him on this show. And so Philip, how did we meet?好的，我现在人在危地马拉我学习的学校里，学校的名字是玛雅之心，然后我在这边有一个非常棒的时光。昨天我发现一个男生我非常想要介绍给大家，我觉得他有一点疯狂，但是我又觉得他的故事会让我们的听众感觉非常受启发。所以我想要要他来上节目。Philip，我们是怎么认识的？Philip:Hello! So how we met? So in this school, Corazón Maya we had an event Saturday night where the staff actually was cooking us some food for the dinner. And we had couple of beers, little event like this. And that's how we met. 大家好！我们怎么认识的？星期六的时候在玛雅之心这所学校员工们为我们做晚餐，就是想这种活动，我们一起喝了几瓶啤酒。Lily:It's incredible. You're traveling with the drone?是啊，真的很棒的夜晚。还有你带着那个无人机旅行的故事啊？Philip:Yeah, with the drone, actually. That's how we got to speak it to each other. So I was I'm in this school currently to produce some content photos and videos and I was playing my drone around the place, crush my drone in the tree to clime the tree . Anyway, so then the children saw me having fun with my drone and they really, really wanted to try the drone. So I said to the children, okay, you want to play with the drone? Let's get the drone and we will play with the drone. So we went to the next to the swimming pool and yeah, very good idea to try a drone in front of the swimming pool. But anyway, so I do the drone with the children and we just started playing around with it.是的，对。那才是我们怎么开始和彼此说话的。所以故事是这样的，我在这个学校制作一些宣传的照片和影片，然后我在玩我的无人摄影机。但是我的摄影机坠落到树里，我必须要爬树才可以拿到。然后小朋友看到我在玩就也很想要一起试试。我就跟这些小朋友说，你想要玩吗？那我们就一起去玩，然后我们就到了游泳池旁，是的，真的不是一个好主意在游泳池前玩无人机。但是我就开始教小朋友操作，Lily:Yeah, yeah. That's why I wanted to talk to you. I find it really nice of you to interact with the locals and with the children and show them how to record with your drone. Yes, that was really lovely. And then I saw the video and then, so I decided to just talk to you more. And then how long have you been here?对啊，这也是我为什么想要和你说话的原因，我觉得你和当地人还有小朋友一起互动，教他们怎么使用你的无人机真的很棒呢，然后当我看了你的影片后，我就决定要和你再聊多一点。你已经在这里多久了呢？Philip:So I've been in Guatemala, you mean, or in the school?你是指在这个学校还是危地马拉？Lily:In Guatemala.在危地马拉。Philip:In Guatemala. About four days I think. I'm not sure about something like this.差不多四天。Lily:Yeah, four days only. Yeah. So only in San Pedro.只有四天，是只有在San Pedro。Philip:Yes. So I arrived in from San Cristóbol in Mexico to Panajachel, which is the other side of the lake. And the next day I got on a boat and I got in San Pedro. I knew about the textiles, the chocolate factory and all these local factories and workshops or whatever you want to call them. And I thought, what about going to San Pedro for a few days? I worked for two days at the start, and on the second day I met some very nice Belgium people…A couple…是的，我是从墨西哥的San Cristólbal前往Panajachel，也是在湖的另一边然后隔一天到了San Pedro，因为我在来之前听说了这里的服装手工艺还有巧克力工厂或者你可以说是工作坊，你要怎么说他都可以。然后我就在想，不如来San Pedro几天看看，我在这里工作了两天，然后在第二天，认识了一对比利时夫妇。Lily:A couple, my classmates.一对夫妇，我的同学。Philip:Yes, your classmates. Exactly. And they told me about the school, and I just went to the school. So it's been about four days here, I think.对，你的同学，没错。而且他们告诉我这个学校，所以我来了，总共已经四天了。Lily:Wow, amazing. So I have been here for already two months, so I have three weeks more.哇，好棒啊。所以我在这边也已经两个月了，我还有三个礼拜在这。Philip:You are local now? .你现在已经是当地人了？Lily:Can you say that? Oh, I don't know. But I was in Antiqua for two weeks and then I arrived in San Pedro with the goal of improving my Spanish because I was living in Spain and I started to learn Spanish six years ago when I first came to Guatemala. And I was beginning to be interested in it, and I was just like, oh, one day I would love to come here and learn Spanish. And so here I am learning Spanish for already two months. And then my Spanish has improved a lot. 可以这么说吗？我不知道呢。但是我是先到了安提瓜两个礼拜，然后我带着一个想要精进我西班牙语的目标到了San Pedro因为我曾住在西班牙，然后我是六年前来到危地马拉然后开始有兴趣来这里学习西语。所以现在我在这边已经学了两个月了。然后我的西语进步了很多。Lily:Yeah. So how is everything so far for you? I know that you and I both are very similar. We have traveled for five months already. I started from Iceland. I was there for three months, and then here now it's five months in total. So how is this so far for you? Five months. 是啊，所以这趟旅行到目前为止你感觉如何呢？我知道我们蛮像的。我们已经旅行了五个月了。我是从冰岛开始，我在那里三个月，所以现在总共已经五个月了。所以到目前为止你还好吗？五个月了！Philip:So the trip has been actually very long and very short at the same time. So very long because five months doesn't go in a night blink, but at the same time it goes very fast when you enjoy it and when you are very busy doing things. So to recap, the itinerary that I've been through was Peru, Bolivia, Equator, Columbia, and then I flew to Los Angeles, this to go down with a motorbike bike. And then the motorbike now is in the process of being repaired in Mexico in St. Cristóbol. How it's been in five month? What can I say? I would say that a lot of learning experience, life learning experience. I learned how to travel with people. I learned how to work with people in my field, which is making content audio, visual content. And I also learned how to ride a motorbike and how to travel on my own. And what I would say that right now I'm in a very good phase of learning how to travel on my own, which was a very tough thing to learn when I was on the motorbike. So I'm happy now to be here for some time and then hit theroad again. But that's how it's been in the very main point so far.所以这趟旅行可以说是非常长也非常短。很长是因为五个月并不像睡一觉那样，但是又过了非常快，是因为当你很享受的时候，你有非常忙碌在做很多事情。长话短说，我的行程表是从秘鲁、玻利维亚、厄瓜多尔、哥伦比亚然后飞到洛杉矶，再骑摩托车下来。然后现在摩托车正在墨西哥修理。这五个月过的如何呢？我可以怎么说呢？我会说有好多学习的经验，特别是学习生活经验。我学到如何和别人一起旅行，特别是那些也在做影音内容的创作者。然后我也学了怎么骑摩托车，还有如何自己旅行。我现在可以说我可以一个人旅行的很好，当我自己一个人骑摩托车的时候是学得挺辛苦的。所以我现在非常开心我可以在这里，然后再继续上路，也是整个旅行的重点。Lily:So do you have an end date that you are going back home?你有定好回家的日期吗？Philip:Yes. So I think end date, yes and no. I have a basic idea. It would be around the 20th of February, I think.Yeah. I don't have my ticket yet. I have to cancel my one from Peru to put it in Colombia有，也可以说没有。我有一个基本的概念，我想我大概会在2月20日回去。我也还没有买票，我必须取消我在秘鲁的票，然后回去哥伦比亚Lily:Yeah. That's the life of the traveler.是啊，这个就是旅人的生活。Philip:Yes, it is. Yeah.是啊。Lily:Indeed. Okay. So as for me, I think it's been amazing. But in Iceland I was just really completely in this vacation mode. And then Have you been to Iceland?的确，好啊，就我而言，这段旅行真是好棒，在冰岛，我完全是度假的状态。你有去过冰岛吗？Philip:Never.從來沒有。Lily:Okay. Never or would never.喔，是还没去，还是不会去。Philip:No, I've never put a foot in Iceland. Yeah. But I would love to go to Iceland. Yeah. I said never. Have you been to Iceland? No, I haven't. I have never been there. But would I like to go there? Yes. I would love to go there!不是，我从来没有去过冰岛，但是我希望会去冰岛，我说从来没有是还没有，但是我会不会去？我很希望可以去！Lily:There. Yeah. That's why I want to you to clarify! Because it sounds like never, it's like, oh, I would never…是啊，所以我希望你澄清下，因為聽起來有點像，我絕對不會去！Philip:I realized!我发现了！Lily:. But anyways I had an amazing time there. I was doing volunteer work and I was living with four different families. I was a babysitter. I was a cook. I a book register, kind of like a librarian.话说回来，我真的在那边很开心，我在那里做志工，然后和四个不同的家庭生活。我是保姆、厨师、还做了图书馆员的工作。Philip:This is diverse .好多元啊！Lily:And then I was a gardener. Okay. And I was having so much fun because the people there, they were really nice to me. And then they give me a private room, private bath, and then they take me out to dinners. They basically feed me. Nice. I did a little bit work in the day, but basically I was on vacation more. I hardly do any work. But now I'm in Guatemala, I have a lot of challenges. You can't believe I have well, I have a business online, but because I didn't really take care of my business, I lost 70,000 subscribers. And then when I come我还是园丁呢。我在那边会这么快乐的原因是因为他们给我自己的房间，还带我去吃饭，基本上包办我的三餐。我在白天做一点工作但是我度假更多。现在我人在危地马拉，相比起来我真的拥有好多挑战。你大概不会相信！我有一个线上生意，但是因为我没有很关心我的生意，我丢掉了一个七万订阅的电子报。Lily:Not the listeners, but I lost that newsletter subscribers. It's basically how I make money. I publish the content and then sometimes I publish the course and people buy from that newsletter subscription. And I was just devastated. But I also just registered my business in Europe. So I got the e-residency from Estonia. And then so I'm now qualified to register company in Estonia. So I have that. So basically it means I have to start from scratch. So I was panicking a little bit, and then the school changed my teacher and I was super unhappy because I loved my teacher. I had a really good time with her. And then my Spanish was improving. They changed her. And then I had problem with the family. So I move house. Okay. I changed school and I went to another school. So because changing the house is too far for me to commute. So I changed to this school. And then the first teacher, I had some issues with her don't think we fit very well. So I change a teacher again. So it's just like, oh my god, I don't like these changes.不是听众而是丢掉了电子邮件的订阅户。那是我用来赚钱的方式。我发布内容然后有时候我也会发布课程，然后有人从那里购买。我很着急，但是我也在爱沙尼亚注册了我的公司。因为我也拿到了一个在爱沙尼亚的数位居民资格，所以我有资格在欧洲注册公司。但是基本上我就要从头再来了。所以我有点惊慌。然后我的学校换了我的老师，所以我非常的不开心，因为我很喜欢我的老师，跟她一起学习的很快乐，我的西语进步了很多（所以我换了学校和老师）。然后（一个礼拜后）我和寄宿家庭又发生了一些问题，我得要搬家，有得要再一次换学校，因为新家和新学校又离了太远了，到了新学校后，第一个老师我和她并不是太适合，所以我又换了个老师。我真的不喜欢这些改变啊！Philip:Are you better now though?你现在好一些了吗？Lily:I'm better in a better place. And on top of that, also break up with my boyfriend. And so I was just like, oh, so much. But this is life, right? Nobody likes the changes. So I was in the kind of low point, but I also feel like, oh, I really grow a lot. I also know how to be happy very fast, recover very fast now, since you probably heard a little bit about my stories, but I think those difficulties just make you stronger. Make you have a tougher skin. Yeah. Yeah. But apart from that, this show is totally about motivating people to step out of their comfort zone, maybe to travel more to see the world and or study a new language. And then yesterday I heard you speaking Spanish. I was really surprised you are very fluent in Spanish. And how many languages are you speaking now?我现在好多了，但是更糟的是，我得和我男朋友分手，所以我感觉真的觉得受不了，但这就是生活对吧，没有人喜欢改变，所以我有一点低潮，但同时我觉得我成长好多。我现在知道怎么样很快又变快乐了。我想你也听了我的故事，我认为困难只会让你更坚强。话说回来这个节目就是为了要帮助大家走出舒适圈，然后去看世界或学一门新语言。然后昨天我听到你说西语，你的西语很流利，所以你说几门语言呢？Philip:So I speak four languages, which are my mother tongue French. Then my father tongue English. Yeah, I'm half British, half French and half Swiss. Oh wow. a bit of everything我说四门语言，我的妈妈的母语是法语，我爸爸的母语是英语，所以我是一半英国人、法国人、和一半瑞士人。每个地方都扯上一点关系。Lily:Messed up. .混乱的组合。Philip:Yeah. Yeah. And then I learned German too. Oh, German, you have to learn German. So I learned German and then I speak Spanish. What I would say though is that in terms of how good I am in language, bilingual French, English, and Spanish for me too believe because I can speak in every way I can with anyone I am without any problem. German is a bit more difficult. I can speak and understand it. I think I just did better than I speak actually. But是啊，然后我学了德语啊，因为在瑞士你必须要学德语。然后我说西语，但是你要说我哪个语言比较好，我是双语法语和英语，然后西班牙语我可以和任何人说话都没有问题。德语就有一点困难，我可以说和理解，但是我应该是理解比说还要好。Lily:Listening is better.听力比较好。Philip:Eventually, I don't even know because I'm able to express myself in pretty much anything I want almost. But I almost not completely . So is to me a lot of improvements. I think if we want to speak about levels from A1 to C1 one, the academic levels, I'm between B1 and B2 in German, I feel I'm pretty good. Yeah, it's okay for German. Yeah,话说回来，我大概可以流利的表达我想要说的，但也不是完全，所以有很多进步空间。我认为如果我们从学术的分级程度来说，A1是初级，C1是高级，那我的德语应该是B1-B2之间（中高级）。我的德语算不错。Lily:Probably in English said that you can probably get by a lot of things speaking German.大概在英语里有一个这样的说法，你应该说德语说地过去“You can get by….”。Philip:Yeah, for sure. Yeah. It's always a difficult time to reconnect with German and to remember the words. It's a language that you have to learn by heart. There is no guess in Spanish. You can guess the words from French. In German, you cannot do this. So you have to learn my heart. And when I speak German, I even wonder how I do to know these words. I'm like, where did I learn this? It's a tough language to learn for me, but a beautiful language. When you speak it well, when it's well spoken,是啊，学德语要去联结新的单词好困难样，是一个你必须要强记的语言，用西班牙语也没有办法猜，像西班牙语我还可以用我的法语来猜单词的意思，但是德语完全不行。当我说德语的时候，我常纳闷我是怎么记得这些字。我会纳闷我是从哪里学的。德语绝对对我来说好难，但是是一个美丽的语言，如果说得好的话，听起来很好听。Lily:Very good. Yes. For me, I speak Mandarin. Mandarin is my mother tongue. Yes, my first language. And then I study English when I was young. And then now I can pretty confidently express myself in English. And then I started studying Spanish Six years ago. When I first came to Guatemala, I spoke nothing. But now I'm able to express myself. Not very fluent. I wouldn't say that. I think probably in another two months of study that I would be a lot better. But I really like speaking another language. And I think in San Pedro in Guatemala speaking Spanish is actually really helpful for the travels.很好耶。对我来说，我说中文，中文是我的母语，第一语言。然后我在很小的时候学习英语，我现在可以非常自信的用英语表达自己。然后我开始六年前学习西语，当我刚来危地马拉的时候，我一个字都不会说。但是现在我可以表达自己，但不会说得很流利。不过，我真的很喜欢说另一个语言，我在危地马拉的San Pedro我认为对我旅行真的很有帮助。Philip:Do you find that's not only here? The whole Central American and South American continents it's really helpful to speak Spanish. There are always some people that are more international that can speak English which is why the stranger, a lot of them speak English with the locals. But most of the locals don't speak English.你不觉得不只是在这里而已吗？如果你说西语在整个中美洲和南美洲旅行都非常有帮助。有一些外国人会对当地人说英语，但是大部分的当地人都不会说英语。Lily:Exactly. That's what I find as well. It's so funny that I have a couple of American friends, they were here and then they think that my Spanish is good because I can understand really.就是啊，我也发现了。我有很多美国朋友他们认为我西语很好是因为我可以听懂。Philip:Your Spanish is good. Your Spanish is good. I heard you speaking Spanish. Your Spanish is good. Yeah, And for someone who says my English is okay, to what you just said before, having a podcast in English is quite admirable.你的西语很好，我有听你说过。就像你说的，也会有人说我的英语只是普通而已。但拥有一个英语的播客实在很令人敬仰。Lily:Thank you. So my point is, it's just like my American friends, they were here and then they speak really little Spanish . And then all the time they were thinking people are trying to rip them off. But basically it's because they don't speak it so they don't communicate. And then they probably would get that impression for them to buy tickets to the destination. And then they would think, oh, they're charging me a lot more. But it's actually probably not true. It's just like the misunderstanding. So for me that I'm just so grateful that I know the language here.谢谢，我的重点是像我的美国朋友有些人在这里说得非常少西语，然后，他们常常会认为这里的人想要骗他们钱。但是因为他们不说西语所以就无法沟通，就像他们常常买票然后他们会认为当地人跟他们要价更多，但是很多时候大概都不是真的，很多是误会，所以我很感恩我了解这个语言。Philip:You have to know the language and the costumes. Because it depends on every place pretty much. And you have to ask the locals, how much do you have to, should I pay with to go from a place to another with the ticket, whatever these water taxis. So it always depends. It's always about asking the people people that you trust from the hostel or from friends or whatever, asks people and then how to negotiate.你必须要了解这个语言还有文化，你必须问当地人，你大概需要花多少钱买到那里的票，像是这里的水上计程车。所以都要看情况。你在旅社的时候也可以问那里你可以相信的朋友，也可以请教他们如何协商价格。Lily:Very good. Okay. Thank you.非常好，谢谢你。Philip:Yeah, .不客气。——————————————0:00 Chinese Intro ｜中文简介3:13 English Chit-chat ｜英语闲聊18:00 Chinese Outro ｜中文总结希望你们喜欢！别忘了给个节目五星评价支持下，这样就会有更多人看到我们和我们一起踏上学英语环游世界的道路！
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