Transcript · Spanish → English
Discussion on Knowledge and Speculation
That's right, thank you.
Edu,
I can't—o-obviously, you'll understand that I can't speak to or offer an opinion
on it because
I don't have the facts, I don't have the knowledge.
And speculating,
making, uh, conjectures, well, that's not my thing either, I don't like it.
From an informed perspective, I think that would be a, a si—
situation that, that happens to you,
well, every situation is, uh, as one of my professors would say, it is
unique and, and, and unrepeatable. So it must, it must
be addressed and tr— treated as, as it should be.
I don't know, I keep saying, you can't an-an-answer without really knowing
what has happened.
Unfortunately, that's what I have to tell you, okay? A kiss.
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Original transcript (Spanish)
Así, gracias. Edu, no puedo-- o-obviamente, entenderemos que no puedo hablar de opinar de ello porque es que no tengo datos, no tengo el conocimiento.
Y especular, hacer, eh, cábalas, pues tampoco es lo mío, no me gusta. Desde el conocimiento, yo creo que eso sería una, una se-- una vez que, que te sucede, pues cada situación es, eh, como diría un profesor mío, es
única y, y, y e irrepetible. Pues hay, hay que atenderla y at-- tratarla como, como corresponde. No lo sé, es que insisto, no se puede con-con-contestar sin conocer verdaderamente qué es que ha sucedido. Lamentablemente, eso te tengo que decir, ¿eh? Un beso.
