TED英文演说-当网络羞辱太过分的时候中英文演讲稿.docxVIP

第 第 PAGE 1 页 When online shaming goes too far 当网络羞辱太过分的时候 Jon Ronson 2015 In the early days of Twitter, it was like a place of radical de-shaming. People would admit shameful secrets about themselves, and other people would say, Oh my God, Im exactly the same. Twitter刚出不久时，像是个奇葩类的供洗耻的地方。人们会直讳一些羞于启齿的秘密，其他人就会搭腔说，“天啊，我跟你一模一样。” Voiceless people realized that they had a voice, and it was powerful and eloquent. If a newspaper ran some racist or homophobic column, we realized we could do something about it. We could get them. 欲言无处诉的人意识到自己有话语权了，而且还能声势浩大、振振有词。遇到哪份报张发表了种族歧视或反同性恋的言论时，我们就知道可以采取行动了。 We could hit them with a weapon that we understood but they didnt -- a social media shaming. Advertisers would with draw their advertising. When powerful people misused their privilege, 我们能把他们揪出来。我们可以用炮轰他们，——用他们觉得陌生而我们得心应手的武器，叫社交媒体羞辱法。广告商就会撤回广告。遇到有权有势之士滥用特权的时候。 we were going to get them. This was like the democratization of justice.Hierarchies were being leveled out. We were going to do things better. 我们就可以把他们给揪出来。简直就像司法的民主化。阶层差异被推平了。很多事情我们都可以做得更好了。 Soon after that, a disgraced pop science writer called Jonah Lehrer -- hed been caught plagiarizing and faking quotes, and he was drenched in shame and regret, he told me. And he had the opportunity to publicly apologize at a foundation lunch. This was going to be the most important speech of his life. 那之后不久，一位名叫乔纳·雷尔的知名科学作家，做了件丢人的事—— 抄袭和捏造引据，并因之深陷羞辱和悔恨，他对我说，他得到一个机会可以在一次基金午餐会上公开道歉。那将会是他生命中最重要的一次讲话的了。 Maybe it would win him some salvation. He knew before hear rived that the foundation was going to be live-streaming his event, but what he didnt know until he turned up, was that theyd erected a giant screen Twitter feed right next to his head. Another one in a monitor screen in his eye line. 可能会为他挽回一点颜面。出席之前他知道该基金会将要流媒体直播他的讲话， 但他没有料到的是，到了会场之后，才发现现场竖起了一个巨大的推特荧屏，就挨他的头旁边。另一个电脑荧屏则在他的视线之内。 I dont think the foundation did this because they were monstrous. I think they were clueless: I think this was a unique moment when the beautiful naivety of