Transcript · English → Chinese
Historical Analysis of Newspapers and Influence
回看旧报纸时，真的很有意思。
这是1935年。 尼古拉·特斯拉就在上面。
他在1892年发明了无线技术。
我们拥有的每一项技术， 都是尼古拉·特斯拉发明的。
你能想到的任何东西，都是尼古拉· 特斯拉发明的。
还有一件有意思的事是， 当你翻看其他更早的
报纸时，你
会看到他们过去刊登的 所有发明。
想想看，当你得知人们一直都在 发明东西时，这会对大脑产生什么影 响。
现在，更令人着迷的是，你会发现 这一部分。
莱曼前往洪灾区，亲自指挥救援。
他是州长。莱曼 是一个小帽子名字。
猜猜所有的小帽子都在哪里？
当时都在纽约。 挺有意思的。
当你开始思考时
东西。哦，这份报纸 越来越精彩了。
来点威士忌。 选择白马，享受一杯悠长、
清凉的饮品。
你觉得谁拥有所有报纸？ 小帽子。
你觉得禁酒令期间 是谁把酒带进来的？
哦，我想你能猜到是谁。 这也很疯狂，因为当你发现是谁
拥有报纸时，对吧， 你也会不明白是谁拥有那些
百货商店。
垄断和酒精。 然后我觉得这很有趣。
请咨询你的旅行社，前往 德国。
嗯， 我们知道小帽子拥有那些
报纸，所以二战后，当
他们编造故事时， 不能说花一百
七十美元去那里。
然后这里还有一个。税收。 看看这个。
北卡罗来纳州， 一九三五年，
利息免除所有现行税款
联邦和北卡罗来纳州所得税。
所以如果你投十万美元， 你能拿回百分之四点五，
而且你
不用为此缴税。 真是大彻大悟。
有意思的是，他们当时也有审查制度 ， 对吧？
然后他们还让你抽 香烟。
猜猜是谁拥有所有那些烟草？
小帽子。陌生人见面时， 我会破冰，成为你最好的朋友，
因为我喜欢抽香烟， 还喜欢让你得癌症。
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Original transcript (English)
So it's really interesting when you look back at old newspapers. This is nineteen thirty-five. There's Nikola Tesla. He invented wireless technology in eighteen ninety-two. Every piece of technology we have, Nikola Tesla. Anything you can think of, Nikola Tesla.
What's also interesting is when you go back into the other older newspapers, you see all the inventions they used to publish. Think of what this would do for the brain when you're learning that people are inventing things all the time. Now, what's also fascinating is you find
this part. Lehman goes to direct aid and flood area. He's the governor. Lehman is a tiny hat name. And guess where all the tiny hats were? New York at that time. Just kinda interesting when you start thinking about
things. Oh, this newspaper is getting better and better. Have some whiskey. Choose the White Horse for a long, cool drink. Who do you think owns all the newspapers? Tiny hats. Who do you think brought in the alcohol during the prohibition?
Oh, think you can guess that one. It's wild too 'cause when you find out who owns the newspapers, right, you also un-understand who owns the department stores. Monopolies and alcohol. And then I thought this was funny. Consult your travel agent to go to Germany.
Well, we know that the tiny hats own the newspapers, so after World War II, when they made up stories, can't talk about going there for a hundred and seventy bucks. And then here's another one. Taxes. Check this.
State of North Carolina, nineteen thirty-five, interest exempt from all present federal and North Carolina income taxes. So if you put in a hundred thousand, you get four and a half percent back, and you
don't have to pay taxes on it. What an epiphany. It's also interesting they had censorship back then, right? And then they also told you to smoke cigarettes. Guess who owned all that tobacco? The tiny hats. When strangers meet, I break the ice, and I'm your best friend
'cause I like to smoke cigarettes and give you cancer.
