TED演講:多元化的自己,究竟有多厲害?

holding hands
staring at the doors
my sibling and I were waiting for my mother that day
cancer surgery
start sobbing
immediately
make arrangements
sb's dying wish was to be buried back home in Korea
barely 12 year old
shock being off
ringing in my ears
Argentina
spanish
make our living
upon arrival
immigrant
lost everything
rebuild lives
ponder
not obvious
this episode launched a lifelong quest for my identity
be born in
raised
educated
addicted
feel pretty much Argentinien
betrayed
tutor
otherwise
fluent
zero-sum game
give up
earn
gain a new one
turn out
a pivotal realization to me
how many blabla do you think are out there?
perhaps this could be an advantage
it would be easy for me to stand out
which couldn't hurt in a world that was rapidly changing, and where skills could be obsolete overnight
look for that commonality
embrace
reinvent
confess
mega-nerd
I don't know if i could take too much credit on that
the odds are good, but the goods are odd.“The odds are good, but the goods are odd.”通俗點解釋就是,硅谷的單身男士確實很多,但是很多在性格上卻“奇奇怪怪”的。
A women in tech
obscure
basement
drop out
a secret weapon
the average income
skewed
permutation
cultivating diversity
culture shocks
just in case that
sb who will have a hard times growing a beard when they become older
we will have to work on that
multiplicity
commonality
a world increasingly global today
irrelevant
take control of their personal narrative and identity
alienate
and most importantly
going through these uncharted territories
find tremendous joy in
as for my grandmother
turn out it's never about going back in Korea, it's about resting next to her son, who had died long before she moved to Argentina
what mattered to her, was not the ocean which divided her past and the new world, it's about finding common ground
多元文化成長起來的我不再尋求同某一種文化的歸屬,我坦然地擁抱我的多元文化背景,把它當作人生的財富。