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6、《听说大突破》3册2.Euthanasia压吗听懂练习

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整理《听说大突破》文本,分拆每盘磁带1小时语音为4个文本的语音,并练习第一遍第一到第三册《爱情和婚姻》、《坠太、性教育》、《艺术、文化》、《宗教、哲学》、《 学生时代、工作》《 安乐死》,分拆后的共计24个语音。
  练习步骤:
  1、通篇文本原文阅读,复制粘贴文本为4割分拆语音对应的文本;
  2、在分拆文本的同时,听磁带语音分拆标记,导出分割语音;
  3、在分拆文本上分别复制粘贴到回复帖方框,听分拆的语音,整理分拆的文本,变成按照语音停顿换行的文本;
  4、看整理的文本,听分拆语音,检验语音和文本换行停顿的正确性,加深语音压码理解记忆;
  5、听分拆语音在tanscbe!软件的频谱图;
  6、整理原音文本,字号为“6号字体、斜体”,听原音磁带,看放大的原音文本,一遍跟上磁带速度。
  练习时间:共计4天,磁带时间6小时。
  练习效果:基本整理一遍分拆文本的情况下,就可以做到语音和文本对应到句子内部的分解句子,初步做到语音精确到单词的字母音节,记忆语音效果特别好。练习后作为整理文本间的休息进行听音练习,基本可以做到压码长句子,将反复重复的碎句子还原为可以理解的长句子。
  下一步练习,大家可以按照我练习的分拆文本自己整理文本和分拆语音,每个分拆语音每天可以整理文本数次,做到全部理解吸收的目的。
 
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经我修改过的李根本老师谈:研读《孙裕亭老师的文章》

    压码听懂第零步:整理文本

     整理文本,其实就是为了压码阅读,也就是为压码听懂,所做的准备工作。具体操作方法是,把互动练习的文本,千万不要复制到WORD文档中做完练习后再发帖,一定要利用在论坛做工具,开始就直接在“发帖”进入编辑状态,复制全部语音的文本,开始语音与文本的每个句子同步进行练习,特别是整理基本词组,一定要实时不断按Enter回车键,一句一句的内部词组回行,使得整理文本时,眼睛顶住编辑框的句子,使听到的语音和看到的文本同步,语音精确到词组乃至其内部的字母拼写,练习完毕并及时提交帖子,练习第二遍仍在论坛"进入高级模式"实时编辑、修改帖子,在论坛进行整理,
        其方法,比其他的压码眼睛看、利用鼠标跟速、利用快捷键、利用鼠标右拉等方法阅读,更容易准确跟综,同时分行的句子动作记忆力更高。使用神奇变速器或者Tanscribe,眼睛跟上磁带语音的速度,开始采用15%速度开始整理文本,然后开始提速,25%速度,35%速度,50%速度,70%速度,根据自己整理文本的速度,找到最佳速度,即能保证跟上整理文本,保证听清的文本的细节,进行文本的整理。就是根据语音,把句子划分为,便于自己压码记忆的段落。同时,删除前面的名称代号。
    然后整理文本的几个场景学习段落:将每个数字的引导语、情景、学习、引导学习、练习内容,按照范例文本的样式,按Banck Spach键合并行为一个统一的整体,其中注意学习的内容的换行与压码的语音停顿时间紧密结合起来,练习的时候的换行和引导学习的例子中听到的句子和造句说的句子变成每行一个句子对。
    基本词组和场景学习段落的不同整理方法,就是不断地分解和合成的过程。整理结束后,将基本词组的特殊连接词和学习的关键词内容选择出来,放在整理文本的基本词组每段内容的前面。
   
     整理一遍后,再听听语音,看看语音中的停顿,是否和自己整理的一致,不一致的,可以按照语音,进行修改。修改以后,就是真实的句子停顿了。练习《你好美国》压码听懂,一些学员感觉不能很快压住码,语音记忆不清晰,理解有困难,可能出现的问题,就在整理文本上面。有的学员,对于整理基本词组的意义,认识不足,进行省略。这是非常错误的。对于你的压码跟读阅读,和压码理解记忆,可能会需要更多的时间,或者练习的次数更多。
   
  整理结束后,自己在论坛发送的帖子上,可以看着文本,听着语音,验证一下基本词组的语音文本停顿和磁带语音是否一致,也是矫正自己语音的过程。如果整理的不满意,可以继续进入"修改"文本编辑程序整理,单独整理文本的练习,大家可以利用搞难度的《听说大突破》的一个分拆语音文本练习一遍基本词组整理,再在发帖后的整理文本验证和巩固语音文本的对应关系,压码记住精确细化的语音,利用Tanscribe频谱进行检验每个长句子语音压码记忆和理解的能力。这样整理可能一遍就记忆住了原来反复颠三倒四的句子,变得一下子就完全理解的神奇现象。如果一遍没有达到掌握的效果,可以每遍练习整理文本一次。


1.压码听懂第一步:压码看着《整理好的文本》,听语音,大脑回响出语音。

     可以采用快捷键shift,来对我们听到的每个段落,进行涂黑显示,避免跟丢文本。
先用鼠标加黑几个单词,不按鼠标左键,只是在文本上向后滑动,看完一个句子,或者一个句子的自然分段,按shift键进行加黑。这样,在脑子里回响文本时,因为黑底白字显示非常突出,大大加强记忆效果。这样做的目的:开始看文本用鼠标滑动,不用用力连续按住鼠标,只要在文本上轻轻地移动,指着文本即可,这样可以跟上每个句子的开头句子,不容易丢失,等看完一个句子再按快捷键控制,可以做到精确控制到句子。


2.压码听懂第二步:压码看着《Tanscribe的波形》,只听语音,想出文本。
       
  看着Transcribe上面的音频图,听每个句子的语音,做到语音和音频图一一对应。当一个语音句子听完后,根据音频图的时间间隙,可以很好地判断压码回想的次数和时间的安排。当练习深度听清的时候,可以看着音频图,听完一个句子,多重压码,压码多个句子,压码长句子,连环压码,根据音频图标识的提示时间长短进行各个突破练习。
  当练习压码听懂的时候,可以在听几遍熟练以后,进行听懂检验。看着音频图,语音没有到达的时候,提前回想上次听到的语音是否压码记住,然后听到语音达到音频图的句子时进行正误矫正,听完音频图的句子后进行压码记忆。在练习压码听懂的“练习”句子变换的时候,语音句子没有到达音频图的时候,听到提问的语音或者“练习”的上句,自己进行造句,然后听到语音到达音频图后进行造句正误的检验,然后自己再进行一次压码回想加深语音记忆。


3.压码听懂第三步:压码看着《整理好的文本》,跟踪阅读,大脑回响出语音。

     压码看文本,看当你看文本的时候,看着你整理的文本,就知道语音的节奏。利用整理文本,进行跟踪阅读,就容易多了。其实,在我看的一些学员整理的文本中,发现除了毛丝丝老师的基本词组,是完全正确的外,我可以在一遍就能够跟踪下来,一般几分钟就学会了一课。象李老师、星空等练习很好的学员的文本,我基本不能一遍跟下来,有时甚至在基本文本上找不到。你们自己实验一次进行对比。看看不这样训练,能否一遍理解记忆,能否保证眼睛不跟丢?是否能够快速压码听懂,一些学员在日记上说,越练习越困难,说明练习方法的细节上有问题,与个人英语基础的关系并不大,主要的是方法的掌握。学习理解和口语的关键,在于自然消化吸收,有生词是不会影响理解和记忆的。   

    可以将课文全文采用编辑框的字号采用“6号字、斜体”编辑发帖,样式见《听说大突破》原文格式,检验是否看没有整理文本的原文,一遍是否可以跟上语音,压码理解记忆。
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在几个步骤中整理分拆文本的步骤为关键步骤,一般可以先用Transcribe软件15%速度起步播音,复制分拆文本到回复进入编辑状态方框,先用超级慢速适应一下回车换行,将连续讲话的文本根据语音的停顿变成一行行短小的句子停顿,这一点对于看编辑的文本的时候细化到字母的语音,这样整理的过程就将语音和文本单词记住了,特别是一些磁带文本的碎句子,还有多人对话的抢话题,你可以看到原文有大量错误,特别是作者听写的错误以及与语音不一致的地方。一旦你适应了磁带的语音,你就是完全记忆语音和文本的高效整理文本,可以在一边整理文本,一边调整软件的速度到25%,35%,50%,70%,100%.速度寻找一个合适速度,一般35%、50%速度比较适合整理比较细小句子的基本词组,70%和100%速度只有感觉需要整理掌握大的句子间隔的时候才比较使用,整理小句子是为了细化内部自然分段的能力和语音细化记忆的能力,而70%和100%速度已经算做快速了,你能够抓住主要矛盾的停顿,加强长句子整体理解。
    不同速度可以到软件进行设置即可获得。
    整理文本基本一遍就可以达到记忆语音和理解句子的目的。
  你整理一个 文本,及时再听其他没有整理过的文本也就可以全部跟上语音细化到文本,整个句子都能够理解了。所以整理文本非常重要。一般整理一遍是原音的时间的2-3倍,但是比听10几遍效果还要好。
  所以为了提高听力,对于一盘磁带的所有内容熟练记忆,你可以反复多整理几遍,一致到全部消化吸收为止。
  对于一些生词,只要你记住了语音和文本的语音,加上你已经理解了句子的全文,实际上生词就全部变成了学会的单词。是不用查英语字典的自然理解记忆。
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你听这些原音文本的碎句子,开始会感觉特别别扭,颠倒重复不知道就已经说到了后面,根本救生不知道他实际上说的是那些文本,你也没有过滤他们口吃毛病为连贯句子的能力。
但是只要你整理一遍文本,实际上是只有整理基本词组的整理文本,将句子的文本分拆开,实际上原文的标点符号只是概略的划分,和语音停顿根本就不是一致的。
一旦你整理了文本,这些碎句子你就完全适应了这些碎句子。
当你整理文本的时候,你只要关注大的停顿就可以了,小的停顿,你可以根据文本的连接词判断进行断句,断句后的短句子实际上是和语音一致的。这就是你理解记忆英语的过程。
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分拆文本:


      1 . 第3册2.EuthanasiaA面开始到15分13秒的语音文本

2. Euthanasia


SIDE A


Hey guys how are you doing?
Hey~~
What's up gang? Oh! How are you?
Righteous! Righteous! Good to see you, man!

Deb:

What's been going on?

Bow:

Oh! check it out, man.
In the newspaper today did you hear?
The Netherlands just legalized euthanasia.

Daisy:

Really?

Cathy:

Really?

Bow:

Yeah!

Luke:

Euthanasia? What's that?

Bow:

So like you know,... if you're sick,... and you're,
... you're gonna die ...and you have some chronic illness....
.... that there is no cure ....for and you're basically just gonna deteriorate,
.....deteriorate and deteriorate,... basically if you're a citizen of The Netherlands
.....you can ask a doctor .....to pull the plug sort of...
.... he will actually let you die... or speed the process up.

Bow:

Oh, In Netherlands,.... you can also marry your gay partner.

Luke:

Yeah! Yeah! ....They're very progressive there.

Deb:

They are very,... they're so liberal.

Luke:

Yeah~ you can't kill people ...there without,.... unless they... want to be killed.

Deb:

So it's a wanting to die..... (Luke: I think so) ....you have to want to die.... for them to actually.... let you... or speed up the process,... allow you to die.

Luke:

I think so.... Yeah..... I don't know if, ...I don't know if it allows for,
.... like if you don't... if you are... a vegetable... or something
(Deb: Yeah) ....say in a coma... or something...)
.... I don't think it allows for that,.... I think you have to be... in your own mind..,
.... it has to be totally like..,
...you have to be ...(Deb: Coherent...) ...yeah coherent... you have to be ...lucid and everything.... to make the decision... for yourself.

Deb:

Oh~ I see.

Bow:

How about... you Deb, ....what if you are in a coma ....would you want someone ....to pull the plug on you?

Deb:

If I was in a coma?.... Um, I guess if I was in a coma for.... a really long time..,
but wait,... if you are in a coma ....that doesn't necessarily mean ...that you're.

Luke:

.Doesn't mean that you're dead. ...You could come out of it.

Deb:

Right.

Bow: ....Yeah! But what.... if you would come out.... but you got brain damage.... would you... want the plug be pulled?

Deb:

Uh... maybe. ....Because I think then.... I'd probably be... a big burden of my family.
....So yeah,.... I think it would be very expensive ...and very hard on them.
....And you know ....there's nothing.... I can do to help the situation except ....if they were to.... pull the plug... then I'm gone. It's...

Bow:

What about.... in a hypothetical situation ....where there wouldn't ....be a burden a rich family.... maybe that... could support somebody,
.... you think and there is no way... that they would come.... out of a coma and.... if they did they'd be a vegetable.
.... Do you think that uh...they have the right... to pull the plug?

Deb:

I still think it's really.... it's just so emotional... for a family... to have that... over their heads all the time,
....and they're constantly.., like I mean,... I think it probably... affects your life ....so much that ...they can' t move cities.... and things without considering it.
.... It's such a big consideration... if you have a family member.... that's in a coma ...that you're constantly... caring for.
....And it's not even about ....the money... more about the emotional
....um...the emotional ...taxation of it.

Cathy:

So you if were to.... pull the plug on somebody like this they would die right away.

Deb:

Yeah~

Luke:

Pretty much...

Deb:

What do you think... if you're really sick,... and it was a terminal illness, ...and you weren't ...going to be get better,
then...you...it starts to hurt like that the illness.... progresses so much that you're in... so much pain,
.... you might live ...for another six months ...but it's gonna be a painful six months.
....Would you want to die ...sooner... rather than pull...go through the whole ...6 months of pain?

Cathy:

I think it's difficult to ...say ....how you'd actually feel... in the situation.

Luke:

Um, say you've made your...

Deb:

How about you.... can take control of the situation?... (Luke: Yeah!)...and say I'm ready to go.

Luke:

Yeah. If you have made your peace,... I mean if you've been through this... if this is something ....you've maybe heard about... a couple of ...years ago or something,
.... your time is... limited now... on this mortal coil,
.... and you're gonna be going out... eventually sooner ...or later no one can say.
.... And then probably... from that point on you, ...you're gonna start... coming to terms ...with you your spirituality ...or you know whatever your... life is ....the sum of all ...your experiences ...or whatever.

Deb:

And as you start.... to sort of maybe... come to terms with that,
.... that's gradually like... giving you some peace of mind ...then like...uh...
....they're pendulum. ...
....There's all the pain... it's coming.... It's gonna be a... more and more ...painful that.... What would you do then?... Bow?

Bow:

If I was... in the situation,... I would um...have um...somebody who was ...responsible for pulling the plug.... maybe look into.. cryogenics?
(Deb: What's cryogenics?) ...
...it is like freezing...
(Deb: Oh...then you could be brought back to life...later when they figured it all out...)

Luke:

Cure.

Bow:

Maybe something like that...um...
...that's true. ...yeah.... if you have unlimited funds now.
.... But if you have limited ...funds then taxidermy,... would it be ok?

Deb:

So that your mom ....could put you on a shelf?

Bow:

Well I mean think about... euthanasia is,
.... it's a big deal ...with humans ....but it happens all the time with animals,
....my dog was ...euthanized
(Cathy: See? ...That's the thing)
and many dogs are. ...I mean that's a life.

Deb:

I thought better ....knowing that our dog ...wasn't in pain ...when that happened with our dog,
that gives us a hard decision ..to make.
(Bow: Yeah~)but at the same time ...like the poor thing was suffering so much,
it was in a lot of pain... that it was...and that was even hard... for us to watch.
....So imagine.. if it's human,... say it's ..your brother.

Cathy:

That's an interesting point.... It's like you're not... just living this life ...by yourself.
You're not just.... totally an individual you're connected ...to everybody else,
....so I think that decision ....would have to be based... on all of the people ...that love you and,.. by you as well.

Luke:

It wouldn't be an easy decision either ...but I think in order to define like... I guess... for the family ...who had to ...sit by and..,
...either allow the person ...to let themselves die ...or to make the decision... for them.
...It's not really killing ...it's not really murder... at that point... because it's not only life that.. is ending.
...I mean ...I think that... if you're bedridden... and you're totally... you've lost all control over
(Deb: All your functions)
....all your functions... that's not really living anymore,
... it's sort of an in-between ..state anyways
(Deb: Right) ...So I don't think... I don't know... I think it's ..a good thing... it's a progressive thought,
... but ...an important one.

Cathy:

Yeah. I remember... I was talking to ...one of my students ...who had a father ....who was dying
.... and he was telling me... how difficult it ...was to see him going down further ...and further... and further,
... and for the entire family... really so maybe something like euthanasia would...

Deb:

Would be ...something that they... could grasp and... could actually give them a lot of peace of mind... for the whole family (Luke: Right)

Bow:

How about this thought... like um... doctor Kervorkian ...he is ...in court still now ...and um..
.(Cathy: So controversial.)
.... and um ...the thing that's.... interesting to me is that.... people give him ....permission... to kill them.
.... Then he injects ...them with certain ...medicines I suppose and.., then.., they die.
... But urn, ...these people... if they really wanted to die... I mean maybe they chose.... him because it's urn...
... it seems medical to them ...or I mean ...maybe jumping off a building... or cutting their... wrists is just too gory
.... and but ...I mean I'm sure ...that they can find other ways... that wouldn't be painful,
....they could take some sleeping pills ...if they really want to
...(Luke: Sure)... but I think ...why they choose him is... because they want someone else to have responsibility for...
.... And so them saying like ....I have problem.s... I did it to myself.
... They want someone to.. say like... this guy feels the same way,
....you know like,... he's responsible for...
(Luke: An advocate kind of)
exactly.

Deb:

I saw a movie once. ...And it was based on a true story... it was about... this really old retired couple....
... And I believe the wife.... had Alzheimers and she was really,... really,.... really... sick and deteriorating.
.... And she couldn't even ....get off the couch like ..she was that sick,
....and so her husband ...actually took it upon himself ....to kill her.
...(Daisy: Really?) ...Yeah.... He shot her twice.

Luke:

Oh. ...I heard about that.

Deb:

.. Yeah. ....Then he was on trial ...but... he was claim that it.... was a mercy killing ....and he loved his wife ...all like... for 50 years ....or whatever that they were married... he loved her.
.... He did it ...because he cared for her.... not because he wanted to get rid of her.
....But because of the pain... that he saw her in ...
...He wanted to alleviate that.... She couldn't actually ...say to herself... she wanted to be killed...
....He made that decision... for her.

Cathy:

But maybe they ...knew each other.

Deb:

... But the people that knew him.... Exactly people that knew him... and knew their marriage ...understood him,
... that ...you know... he wouldn't have just murdered her.
.... It was out of love it was.... because he cared for her... that's why it was a mercy killing.

Cathy:

So what did the courts decide...

Deb:

I don't remember that.

Luke:

Probably... he probably ...got in trouble ..for that.
... I mean, it's...it's really brutal. ....I think it's ...almost ...kind of fascist ...how the government... takes such an interest.
.... It is really like sort of ultimately... I think something like that ....should be the individual's right.
...You've gained a lifetime... of making your own decisions... on so many things
....and then like some ...bureaucrats are telling you,... you can't,.... you can't end ....your life even though like ...you're the one ...who has to suffer through it,
....you are the one.... who has to put up... with all the waiting around.

Bow:

What was interesting... like in the States anyway... suicide is illegal.
....It's against the law to... kill yourself.

Luke:

Yeah right.

Bow:

So...that's just... like a contradiction... almost because...

Cathy:

What are they gonna do.. once you're dead?

Bow:

Arrest your corpse.

Deb:

...Uh.... there's also another... story... I know about.. that in Saskatchewan,
.... a father murdered his ...thirteen or fourteen year old daughter.
....She was severely retarded... and he shot her. ...
....I believe ...I'd not sure... if he shot her. ..Actually...
...he might have.., but anyways he did kill her.
...and he totally owns up to that, ...
....but he said you know.... she was in so much pain ...and it was too much. He was very, ...very poor ....so he couldn't even put her... in the proper facile..,
....like give the proper facilities to even make herself comfortable any more.
(Cathy: Right)... So and again like that... I mean, ...I think he's ...still in court for that.

Bow:

And that's.... that would be like a social problem,
... wouldn't it? ..He couldn't...... he wasn't able to.

Luke:

Yeah that's a little dodger.

Deb:

Yeah that's the thing like.... I mean it's ..still arguable.
... I mean she was in pain. ...Yeah I guess it is more,... i see what you're saying ..but...

Luke:
..
....She was in pain ...being retarded is.. painful?

Deb:

Well I think there might have other things... going on as well,... but like... I mean ....so if you did just sort of like... carte blanche say,... ok euthanasia is ok. ....Who knows... where that's gonna go?

Cathy:

Yeah. ...That's. ...I think that's... why the government ...gets involved.... so much because you.. could end up killing somebody ...and it could actually be a murder.

Deb:

Exactly people are always claiming they're insane.... when they do things now because insanity leads to like.... three-year prison terms as opposed to.. life prison terms.
... So ..you know... if people could suddenly claim like, ..Oh no!... I euthanized that person ...then... that ...gives a whole new avenue.

Bow:

It's a good point.

Luke:

And that leads to other things too..,... like someone ...has is just gonna have a hard time of life.... because they're not as equipped... in some... like some respect... she's not smart enough,
... she has a learning disorder... he's... got ...a bum leg ..or something.
... He's not gonna have a fighting chance ...so I euthanized them.
...Sort of reeks of, ..master race, ...some kind of weird filtering process...

Bow:

This was just in the paper... the other day..,
... a situation where ...a father... in England... killed his daughter.... because of her mental anguish.
...So it's kind of along the same lines. ...She was.... obsessed with.... Manic Street Preachers or something,
...some guy who... in the band... had committed suicide or something ....so she ....numerous times... tried to do that and...

Luke:

Commit suicide.

Bow:

Commit suicide... and she was just um.... hurt emotionally
....(Cathy: Tormented) ....tormented ....and her father ...um... helped her commit suicide,
...he put a ....plastic bag over her head ....and then put a pillow over that.

Deb:

Oh God!.. That is weird.

Cathy:

Then nothing was wrong with her ...I think she was obsessed with.

Bow:

And the father... called it a mercy killing.

Luke:

How old was she?

Bow:

Uh...she was about... maybe 24 or 25.
....I don't remember exactly.... It was in the paper ...the other day.

Deb:

My mom works in a ...hospice ...in Calgary... and she's against euthanasia.
.... And like.., ...completely against... euthanasia because she believes.. that you can keep people comfortable
.... and just give them a lot of love ...and support .....and you can make them comfortable ...
....and just help them get... through that time.... It can be painful.. but you know...

Cathy:

....Is a hospice is a place people go ...when they're terminally ill?

Deb:

Yeah. It's for terminally ill people.

Bow:

By the way ...what's carte blanche?
... So has anybody ever heard the stories of ....like people coming out of comas and.... what they've experienced... because I have never..,
... like it was it peaceful for them.... or they were in a dream.... state or did they see the light.

Deb:

Lots of times you hear that ..they can actually hear.
... (Luke: Mm...) ....but maybe not everything ...all the time.... But some things ..they hear. ..Which is kind of interesting.

Bow:

Yeah. ...Do they have feelings like..,... the fetus..,
.... does the fetus ...have feelings ..at a certain stage.

Luke:

I think in situations like that ...where other people... are deciding ...for... the people ....I don't know... I think it does have to be... the families decision...
....and you know.. they're the ones paying the money ...for it they're the people ..who know it.
....If the doctors can guarantee the person's... not gonna come out ...or if they do come out ..they're just gonna be...

Deb:

...But I think... pulling the plug ...is different ..from euthanasia.

Luke:

Definitely.... Yeah. ...If a person is... trying to make an educated decision ...about it... and an enlightened decision... and has made their peace with everybody.
..... and with their decision ...I think... that's almost just ...a release in a way like ....ok I'm ready to do this... I mean... if you've been in pain ....for this long you had much time ...to come to grips with...

Deb:

And you're ready ..to go.

Luke:

...Yeah. ..The concept of death... is not like ...a scary idea anymore and...
....you're welcoming it,... it's scarier to.....have to.
....I can imagine... having to spend... 5 years in a hospital ...bed or something never getting out ...and just being like ....waking up in pain everyday.
...That would suck... I think.... you would ...come to that decision... pretty quickly actually.

Deb:

.Especially... when you know ..it's deteriorating... and you're deteriorating ...you know ...it's going to come,
....death is coming like... (Luke: Sure.)... And I think.. most people ...when they come to the point ...where they can... actually make a decision about ...euthanasia,
... it's when they're that ...close to death anyways,
.... their probably just a matter ...of months away from death.
....That it is not ...a question anymore ...of will they get... better and...yeah.

Luke:

There's a thing of death.... with dignity... as your last... kind of act...
... as a living person... I guess would be dying ....
...and I guess ...if you could control ...sort of the way ...that you go out.
... I think that's sort of... would be a very comforting ..thought too.
...I mean, ...if you are just going be like,... going out screaming ....and puking and ...just making blood everywhere.. or something,
... a really gory scene ...and just not at all like... in control of anything that's going on ...
....and all of sudden you're just snuffed out... that's sort of like... a crappy way to be remembered.
... That's not... the way you wanna ..go out of the world.

Bow:

You'd totally be ...remembered.. for that.

Luke:

You'd be remembered for it.

Deb:

But if you even went... through all of that... and then you're just sort of ...in a coma ..or whatever ...until you die ...like say you do go ..through all these like.. spastic things... or whatever.. and suddenly.. like ok,
... you're coherent ...and suddenly... you've got... so much pain... and you can't even talk anymore,
....so you're not going to be able to ...make anymore peace ...at that point.
....You're not gonna be ...able to say like.. I'm ready to go,
.... like now you're just.. sort of like... hanging on... because they're making you hang on
(Luke: Yeah)... until your body gives up....
... (Luke: Yeah) ...You know my mind's ...ready to go.. and I wanna go.

Luke:

In a dignified way... (Deb: Yeah).. Just sort of like... close my eyes and ah--
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Hey guys how are you doing?
Hey~~(hey)
What's up gang?...(hey) Oh! How are you?
Righteous! (mm)...Righteous! .(yeah)
..Good.. to see.. you, man!

Deb:

What's been going on?

Bow:

Oh! ...check it out,... man.
In the newspaper ...today... did you hear?
The Netherlands... just legalized... euthanasia.

Daisy:

Really?

Cathy:

Really?

Bow:

Yeah!

Luke:

Euthanasia?... What's that?

Bow:

So like you know,.
.. if you're sick,.(yeah).. and you're,
...(you're) you're gonna die
...and you have some chronic illness....
.... that there is no cure ....for(haha)
.. and you're basically just gonna
.... deteriorate, ....deteriorate ...and deteriorate,
... basically ...if you're a citizen of ...The Netherlands (haha)
.....you can ask a doctor
.....to ...pull the plug sort of...
.... (and) he will ...(he will) actually let you die.
.. or speed the process up.

Bow:

Oh,...(aer that) In Netherlands,
.... you can also ....marry your.. gay partner.

Luke:

Yeah!(uh) Yeah! ....They're very progressive there.

Deb:

They are ...very,... they're ...so liberal.

Luke:

Yeah~... you can't kill people
...there ...without,.... unless.
.. they want to be killed.(mm)

Deb:

So it's a wanting... to die.
.... (Luke: I think so)
....(you have to) ...you have to... want to die
.... for them to actually
.... let you
... or speed up the process,... allow you to die.

Luke:

I think so.... Yeah..... I don't know(that).. if,
...I don't know if it allows... for,
.... like if you don't... if you are
... a vegetable... or something
(Deb: Yeah ....say in a coma... or something...)..(yeah)
.... I don't think... it allows for that,
.... I think you have to be... in your own mind..,
.... (it has to be )... it has to be totally like..,
...you have to be ...(Deb: Coherent...)
...yeah... coherent... you have to be
...lucid and everything..(to)
... to make the decision... for yourself.

Deb:

Oh~ I see.

Bow:

How about
... you Deb, .(like).
...what if you are in a coma
....would you want someone
....to pull the plug on you?

Deb:

If I.. was in.. a coma?
.... Um,... I guess... if I ...was in a ..coma for
.... a really long time..,
...but wait,... if you are in a coma
....that doesn't ...necessarily mean ...that you're.

Luke:

.Doesn't mean ...that
...you're dead.
...You could come out of it.

Deb:

Right.

Bow:

....Yeah! But what
.... if you would come out
.... but you got brain damage...
.... would you..(like)
.... want the plug be pulled?

Deb:

Uh... maybe. ....Because.. I think then.
... I'd probably be... a big burden of my family.
....So.. yeah,
.... I think it ...would be very expensive
...and very hard on them.
....And ...(I) ..you know ....there's nothing.
... I can do to... help the situation .....except
....if they were to.... pull the plug... then I'm gone. It's...

Bow:

What about.... in a .(hypo uh).
....hypothetical... situation
....where ...there wouldn't ....be a burden a rich family
.... maybe that... could support somebody,
.... you think (that)...and(um).. there is no way... that they would come.... out of a coma and.... if they did... they'd be ...a vegetable.
.... Do you think that uh...they have the right... to pull the plug?

Deb:

I still think it's really.... it's just so emotional.
.... for a family (to)... to have that
... over their ..heads all the time,
....and they're constantly.., like
...I mean,... I think it probably
... affects your life ....so much that .(mm)..they can' t move cities
.... and things without considering it.
.... It's such a big consideration
... if you have....( have) a family member.
... that's in a coma ...that you're constantly
... caring for. (haha)
....And it's not even about
....the money  ... more about the emotional (mm)
....um...the emotional ...taxation of it.

Cathy:

So you if were to
.... pull the plug on somebody
... like this they would... die right away.

Deb:

Yeah~

Luke:

Pretty much...

Deb:

What do you think
..(.if you're ).. if you're really sick,(mm)
... and it was a terminal illness,
...and you weren't ...going to be get better,
then.(then).(and).you...it starts to hurt.
.. like that ..the illness.... progresses so much that you're in... so much pain,
.... you might live ...for another six months
...but it's gonna be a painful six months. (mm)
....Would you ..want to.. die ...sooner.
.. rather than pull (like).
....go through the whole ...6 months of pain?

Cathy:

I think.. it's difficult to ...say ....how you'd actually...
... feel... in the situation.

Luke:

Um, ...say you've made your...

Deb:

How about you
.... can take control of... the situation?.
.. (Luke: Yeah!).
..and say... I'm ready... to go.

Luke:

Yeah.... If you.. have made your peace,.
... I mean if you've been through this.
.. if this is something ....you've maybe.. heard about
... a couple of ...years ago or something,
.... your (your)....(your time)..time is... limited now
... on this mortal coil,
.... and you're gonna be going out.
.. eventually ...sooner ...or later no one can say.
.... And then.. probably
... from that point on you, ...you're gonna start...
...coming to terms ...with you ...your spirituality
...or you know whatever your.
.. .....(your) life is
....the sum of all ...your experiences ...or whatever.(haha)

Deb:

And as you start.... to sort of maybe
... come to terms with that,
....that's gradually like
... giving you some peace of mind
...then like...uh...(haha)
....they're pendulum. .....(pendulum)
There's all the pain... it's coming
.... It's gonna be a... more and more ...painful that
.... What would you do then?(haha)... Bow?

Bow:

(um) If I was... in the situation,
... I would um...(have)...have um...somebody
... who was ...responsible.. for pulling the plug.
... maybe look into.. cryogenics?(and)
(Deb: What's cryogenics?) ...
...(and) it is like freezing...
(Deb: Oh...then you could be brought
... back to life...later... when they figured it all out...)

Luke:

Cure.

Bow:

Maybe ...something like that.(haha).
...um...(that'e ture)
...that's true. ...yeah.... if you have unlimited funds now.
.... But if you have limited ...funds then... taxidermy,... would it be ok? (hahahah...)

Deb:

So that your mom
....could put you on a shelf?

Bow:

Well ...I mean... think about.(uh)
....(you).... euthanasia is,
.... it's a big deal ...with humans
....but it happens all the time.. with animals,
....my dog was ...euthanized
(Cathy: See? ...That's the thing)
and many dogs are. ...I mean that's a life.

Deb:

I thought.. better
....knowing ...that our dog ...wasn't in pain
...when that happened.. with our dog,
that gives us a hard decision ..to make.
(Bow: Yeah~)
...but at the same time ...like ...
...the poor thing.. was suffering... so much, (haha)
....it was in a lot of pain.that
... it was...and that was... even hard... for us to watch. (mm)
....So imagine.. if it's human,... say it's (right)..your brother.(right)

Cathy:

That's an interesting point.... It's like you're not.
.. just living this life ...by yourself.
You're not just.... totally ...an individual you're connected
...to everybody else,(mm)
...(um)...so I think that decision
....would have to be based... on all of the people
...that love you and,.. by you as well.

Luke:

It ...(it)wouldn't be an easy... decision either (yeah)
...but I think in order to define like
... I guess... for the family
...who.. had to ...sit by and..,
..(and)...either... allow the person
...to let themselves die
...or to make the decision... for them.
...It's not really killing
...it's not really murder.
.. at that point... because...
... it's not only life that.. is ending.
...I mean (uh)...I think that... if you're bedridden
... and you're... totally.
.... you've lost all control over
(Deb: All your functions)
....all your functions.
.. that's not really... living anymore,
... it's sort of ...an in-between ..state anyways
(Deb: Right)
...So I don't think (know)
... I don't know... I think it's
..a good  (thing)... thing it's... a progressive thought,
... but ...an important one.

Cathy:

Yeah. I remember... I was talking to ...one of my students
...who had a father ....who was dying
.... and he was telling me... how difficult it
...was to see.. him going down
..further ...and further... and further,(haha)
... and for the ...entire family.(haha).. really
...so maybe something ..like euthanasia would...

Deb:

Would be ...something that they... could grasp and.
... could actually give them... a lot of peace of mind
... for the whole family (haha)..(Luke: Right)

Bow:

(haha) How about this thought... like um.(mm).
. doctor Kervorkian (mm)
...he is (uh)...in court still now ...and um..
.(Cathy: So controversial.)(mm)  (yes)
.... and um ...the thing that's.(um)
... interesting to me is that.(uh)
... people give him ....permission... to kill them.
.... Then he injects ...them.. with certain  (right)
...medicines (mm)  ...I suppose and.., then.., they die.
... But urn, ...these people.
.. if they really wanted to die
... I mean.. maybe they chose
.... him because ...it's urn...
... it ..(it) seems medical... to them
...or ..I mean ...maybe (uh)
..... jumping off a building... or
... cutting their... wrists is just too gory
.... and ..but ...I mean I'm sure ...that they ..can find other ways
... that wouldn't be painful,
....they could take.. some sleeping pills (sure)
...if they really want to (sure)
...(Luke: Sure)... but I think ...why they choose him is... because they want
....someone else to have... responsibility for...(mm) (haha)
.... And so them saying like
....I have problems... I did it to myself.
... They want someone to.. say like
... this guy... feels the same way,
....you know like,...(haha).
.. he's responsible for...
(Luke: An advocate ..kind of)
...exactly.(some gay)

Deb:

I saw a movie once.
...(um) ...And it was based on a true story
... it was about... this really old ...retired couple....
... And .(that )..( and)... I believe the wife
.... had Alzheimers ...and she was really,... really,.... really.
... sick and deteriorating.(mm)
.... And... she couldn't even ....get off the couch
... like ..she was that sick,
....and so her husband
...actually ...took it upon.. himself ....to kill her.
...(Daisy: Really?) ..(haha).Yeah.... He shot her twice.(yeah)

Luke:

(relly)..Oh. ...I heard about that.

Deb:

.. Yeah. ....Then he was on trial .(haha)
...but... he was claim that it.... was a mercy killing
....and he loved his wife
...all like... for 50 years
....or whatever ..that they were married.
.. he loved her.
.... He did it ...because he cared for her
.... not because... he wanted to get rid of her. (mm)
...(no no no )...But because of the pain... that he saw her in ...
...He wanted to alleviate that
.... She couldn't actually
...say to herself.(mm)
.... she wanted to be killed... (mm)
....He made that decision... for her.

Cathy:

But maybe they ...knew each other.

Deb:

... But the people that knew him.... Exactly,(mm)
....(the) people that knew him... and knew their marriage ...understood him,
... that ...you know... he wouldn't ..have just murdered her.(mm)
.... It was... out of love... it was.... because he cared for her... that's why it was a mercy killing.

Cathy:

So what did the... courts decide...

Deb:

I don't... remember that.(haha) ...(move)

Luke:

Probably... he probably
...got in trouble ..for that.
... I mean, it's...it's really brutal.
....I think it's ...almost
...kind of fascist .
..how the government... takes such an interest.(mm)
.... It is really like sort of ..ultimately.
.. I think something like that
....should be the... individual's right.
...You've gained a ..lifetime.
.. of making your own.. decisions... on so many things (haha)
....and then like some
...bureaucrats are telling you,
... you can't,.... you can't ..end .your... life even though like
...you're the one ...who has to suffer through it,
....you are the one.... who has to put up.(but)
.. with all the (right)... waiting around.

Bow:

What was interesting... like(uh).. in the States anyway
... suicide is illegal.
....It's against the law to... kill yourself.(haha)

Luke:

Yeah right.

Bow:

So...that's just.(um)
.. like a contradiction... almost because...

Cathy:

What are they gonna do.. once you're dead?

Bow:

Arrest ...your corpse.(yeah)

Deb:

...Uh.... there's also another... story
... I know about.. that in ...Saskatchewan,
.... a father murdered his
...thirteen or fourteen.. year old ...daughter.
....She was severely retarded (haha)(mm)
... and he shot her. .(haha)..
....I believe ...I'd not sure... if he shot her. ..Actually...
...he might have.., but anyways he did kill her. (haha)
...and he ..totally owns up.. to that, ...
....but he said you know.... she was in so much pain
...and ..it was too much.
... He was very, ...very poor (mm)
....so he couldn't ..even put her
... in the proper facile..,
....like give the proper facilities (mm)
... to even make herself... comfortable any more.
(Cathy: Right).(mm)
.. So... and again like that.
.. I mean, ...I think he's ...still in ...court for that.

Bow:

And that's.
... that would be like ...a social problem,
... wouldn't it? ..He couldn't.(will).
.... he wasn't able to.

Luke:

Yeah ..that's a little dodger.(I live you)

Deb:

Yeah that's the thing like (yeah)
.... I mean it's ..still arguable.
... I mean... she was in pain
. ...Yeah.. I guess it is more,.(will..)
.. i see what you're saying ..but...

Luke:
..
....She was in pain
...being retarded is
.. painful?

Deb:

Well I think there... might have other things
... going on as well,.(come tre).. but like
... I mean ....so if you.. did just sort of like... carte blanche say,.
.. ok euthanasia is ok.
....Who knows... where that's gonna go?

Cathy:

Yeah. ...That's.(it's pababaly)
...I think that's... why the government
...gets involved.... so much because (you)
... you.. could end up killing somebody
...and it could actually be a murder.

Deb:

Exactly... people are always... claiming they're insane
.... when they do things now ...because.. insanity leads.
.. to like.... three-year... prison terms as opposed to.. life prison terms.(haha)
... So ..you know.
.. if people could suddenly ..claim like,
....Oh no!... I euthanized ..that person (right).
...then... that ..(yeah).gives a whole new ..avenue.(oh)

Bow:

It's a good point.(haha)

Luke:

And that leads to other things too..,
... like someone ...has.. is just gonna ..have a hard time of life.
... because they're not.. as equipped... in some
...(or)... like some respect... she's not smart enough,(that)
... she has a learning disorder... he's..(he's). got (uh) ...a bum leg ..or something.(haha)
... He's not gonna have a fighting chance ...so I euthanized them.
...Sort of ...reeks of, (uh)
.....master race, ...some kind of weird filtering process...

Bow:

This was just in the paper... the other day..,
... a situation where ...a father... in England
... killed his... daughter
.... because (uh) of... her mental ..anguish.
...So it's kind of along... the same lines
. ...She was..(um).. obsessed with..(uh) .(that)
....Manic Street ...Preachers or ...something,
...some guy who... in the band
... had committed suicide or something (mm)
....so she (uh)....numerous times... tried to do that ...and...

Luke:

(and) Commit suicide.(mmmm)

Bow:

Commit suicide
... and.. she was just um.
....(uh)... hurt emotionally
....(Cathy: Tormented)
....tormented ....and her father
...um... helped her commit suicide,
...he put a ....plastic bag over.
... her head ....and then put a pillow over that.

Deb:

Oh God!..(right) That is weird.

Cathy:

Then nothing was wrong ..with her ...I think... she was ..obsessed with.

Bow:

And the father... called it a mercy killing.

Luke:

How old was she?(that)

Bow:

Uh
...she was about... maybe 24 or 25.
....I don't remember exactly.
... It was in the paper ...the other day.

Deb:

My mom.. works in a ...hospice
...in Calgary... and she's against ..euthanasia.
.... And like.., ...completely against... euthanasia
... because she believes
.. that you can keep people.. comfortable(haha)
....(and)... and just give them a lot of love
...and support (mm)
....(and)....and you can make them ..comfortable ...
....and...(and) just help them get... through that time (oh)
.... It can be painful.. but you know...

Cathy:

....Is a hospice.... is a place people go ...when they're terminally ill?

Deb:

Yeah. It's for terminally ill people.

Bow:

By the way ...what's carte blanche?
... (uh)...So has anybody.. ever heard the stories of
....like people coming out of comas and
.... what they've... experienced
... because I... have never..,
... like it was it ...peaceful for them
.... or they were in a dream.
... state or.. did they.. see the light.

Deb:

Lots of times... you hear that
...they can actually hear.
... (Luke: Mm...) .(but)...
but maybe not everything (mm)
...all the time.(haha)
... But some things (mm)..they hear.(en)
..Which is kind of interesting.(he a remamber)

Bow:

Yeah. ...Do they have feelings,,, like..,(uh) (you know)... the fetus..,
.... does the fetus ...have feelings ..at a certain stage.

Luke:

I think in situations.. like that
...where other people... are deciding
...for... the people ..(I)..I don't know.
.... I think it does have to be... the families decision...
....and ...you know.. they're the ones paying... the money for
... it they're the people ..who know it.
....If the doctors... can guarantee the person's.
.. not gonna come out
...or... if they do come out ..they're just gonna be...

Deb:

...But I ..think... pulling the plug ...is different ..from euthanasia.

Luke:

Definitely (yeah)....(you know )... Yeah.
...If a person is... trying to make an educated ...decision
...about it... and an... enlightened decision
... and has made their peace with everybody.(and)
..... and with their decision (and)
...I think.(um).. that's almost just ...a release in a way
...like ....ok I'm ready to do this
... I mean... if you've been in pain
....for this long ..you had much time ...to come to grips with...

Deb:

And ..you're ready ..to go.

Luke:

...Yeah. ..The concept of death.
.. is not like ...a scary idea anymore and...
....( and your)..you're welcoming it,
... it's scarier to.....have to.
....I can.. (I can ) imagine.
.. having to spend... 5 years in a... hospital
...bed or something never getting out ...and just being like
....waking up in ...pain everyday.
...That would suck... I think
.... you would ...come to ...that decision... pretty quickly actually.

Deb:

(well)....Especially... when you know ..it's deteriorating.
... and you're ..deteriorating
...you know ...it's going to come,
....death..(yeah).. is coming ..like... (Luke: Sure.).
.. And I think.. most people
...when they come to the point
...where they can... actually make a decision about ...euthanasia,
... it's when..(that).
.. they're that ...close to deat... anyways,(mm)
.... their probably just a matter ...of months away.. from death. (haha)
....That it is not ...a question anymore
...of will they get... better..(haha) ....and...yeah.

Luke:

There's a thing of death.
..(death). with dignity... as your last
...(uh)(as your last.). kind of act...(yeah)
... (um) as a living person... I guess ..would be dying ....
...and.(uh).. I guess ...if you could control ...sort of the way ...that you go out.
... I think that's ..(thr's) sort of... would be a ...very comforting ..thought too.
...I mean, ...if you are just going be like,
... going out screaming (and)
....and puking and ...just making blood everywhere.. or something,(and I..)
... a really gory scene ...and just not at all like
... in control of anything that's... going on ...
....and all of... sudden ..you're just snuffed out
... that's sort of like... a crappy... way to be ..remembered.
... That's not... the way you wanna ..go out of the world.(well that)

Bow:

You'd totally be ...remembered.. for that.

Luke:

You'd be remembered for it.( for the  that ..peple)

Deb:

But if you even went... through all of that
... and then you're just sort of ...in a coma ..or whatever
...until you die
...like say...you do go ..through all these like.
. spastic things... or whatever.. and suddenly.. like ok,
... you're coherent ...and suddenly... you've got... so much pain.
.. and you can't even.. talk anymore,
....so you're not ...going to be able to ...make anymore peace(haha)
...at that point.
....You're not gonna be ...able to say like.(right). I'm ready to go,
.... like now you're just.. sort of like... hanging on... because they're making you hang on
(Luke: Yeah)
... until your body.. gives up...... (Luke: Yeah)
...You know.. my mind's
...ready to go.(yeah)
.... and I wanna go.

Luke:

In a dignified way... (Deb: Yeah).
. Just sort of like.
.. close my eyes and ah--
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Cathy:

See part of me believes like.... um that maybe there is a God ...and maybe that my life was planned and I am here for a reason ...and I was brought into
(Deb: A specific amount of time).... right, I was brought into this world... to experience all of the things ...that I'm going to experience ....and death being part of it.
....and in that sense I would say that ....if I'm going to argue that ....completely I would say that.... euthanasia is wrong,
....because ...it is my plan, ...the plan that was ordained... for myself.
...But again... I'm sitting in a comfortable position ...I'm not terminally ill,
.... I'm not going through pain ....so it's easy for me... to say that ...and I don't have a family ...member like that.

Deb:

But also like... I'm sorry.
(Bow: Oh, go ahead.) ...
.....No I was just gonna say ok even ...if you do believe in God,
.... God also gave you ....like the faculties ....to think of these things
....and to come to these decisions.... and these thoughts come from somewhere.
....And you know like if you do start ....to go down the avenue of like you know what,
....I think at this point ...I'm ready to die,.....
.... I don't want to go down.... this road of just like deteriorating ...and deteriorating.
.... And so somebody gave me these, ...if God created you.
.... He also created you.... with the mental capability ....to come up with these ideas... and make these decisions so,
....I think that that's even an arguable point.... like... maybe he wants me to.... make this decision for myself and ....that's my lesson that I need to learn.

Cathy:

Yeah, ...that's quite possible.

Bow:

I would say a similar thing ...which is that you're talking about being ....pre- ordained or ....destiny and what not ...
..... I mean.., ....what if our ....destiny was to be ...euthanaized,
....what if that was part of the plan? ....I mean you can never tell ....really until (Cathy: You can't.)

Luke:

Which is a good decision ...and which is not yeah...

Bow:

.Or if you're supposed ....to live out your life naturally,
....does that happen ...or is the plug pulled,.... from...under...uh...when you're in coma
....y'know maybe..... talking about predestined plans ....I believe in predestined plans,
.....but I think... there's no way to know ....what that would ever be until.... maybe we get the answers when we die I don't know.
.... (Cathy: Right).... We just have to wait and see.

Luke:

And all the choices leading up ....to that one choice too.
....If ....it's not ....your decision ...then were all the previous decisions .....and things you'd done previous to it,
....would those ....have been negated too.
....would those have been faded too, ....were you in control of those parts.
....So why not .....be in control right up to the end
(Deb: Yeah...) ...and make the final, ...the greatest,... you know, ....not the greatest decision.

Deb:

And possibly ...the most important you know,
....or like a certainly significant one ...(Luke: Yeah.) ...you know.

Luke:

...That sort of like the period. ....The final punctuation ....on a long story or something,
....the final sentence kind of thing.... -- how does it end? ...You know.

Cathy:

I'm definitely for... individual freedom, ....
....and um... individual cases.... like I don't think you can say ok, yes, ....euthanasia is ok.
...(Deb: Right) ...all the time, ...a 100 %. ....But it's like I believe that ....every single case.... you should be looked at differently,
..... like only you and your family ....and those around... you know your life... and if it's appropriate for you.

Luke:

A choice should made ....available ...to people though.

Bow:

You think by by... the Netherlands's legalizing ...it and saying ...people do have the choice to do it.
... That's ok,... they're saying,... the government is taking their hands.... off that side of things.
....And if people ....want yeah.., people from there,
.... that doesn't mean that ....if you're sick you're gonna die you gonna die,
we're gonna figure it out for you.

Deb:

I'm sure that there's a lot of hoops.... that you have to go through to actually .....to get to the point where you are even looked at
....to be like for consideration of like .....ok now you can be euthanized if you want.
....You probably have to ....go through so many hoops.

Luke:

It's very very strict right,.... like procedures ...you got to go through yeah like.

Bow:

We're talking about ....earlier the financial ...aspect of it.
....Now.... again hypothetically ....what if there were.... funds made available ...to keep people alive.

Deb:

Like just like a kitty.

Bow:

I mean no...yeah like just dogs.... and cats too but people. ....For example... people ...

Deb:

No, no, no. ...Like a kitty, ...like a pot of money ...(Bow: Oh...ok) ...whatever that's called.

Bow:

A piggy bank? ...O.K. Carte blanche?....
..... But um.... no, ok, ...let's just say like.... you know ....it was just free... just um there's extra taxes.... to have people.... like to keep them alive until
.....maybe there's a chance to.... find a cure or ....freeze them and put more money into that.
....So then ....would you all agree that ....just in cases of ....where people are in extreme pain,
.... that they should be euthanized?

Luke:

Yeah.... I don't think anybody ....should be able to do it.
.... Well actually I kinda do...I think ....no one should be able to say ....
....whether or not ....you can make this decision ...over your own life, ...that's your life.
... (Cathy: No...) ....How can the government take it ....upon themselves to say .....
....no we think you should be ....you should be hooked up.... to a life-support system ...for next five years.

Bow:

But I mean the people that.... are in comas, ....that can't make their own decisions.

Luke:

Yeah... that's.., more or like... the mercy killing kind of thing.

Cathy:

I believe that laws ....should exist in order to like,
....so people can be happy ...and not like.
......something should not ....be legal ....if it's going to hurt somebody else ...or themselves right.
....Following that line,.... if you ....are terminally ill .....and you're suffering a great deal of pain
.... and your family's suffering ....a great deal of pain ....it should be ok... for you to end your life.
....Now whether or not ....you believe in God ....or all these other things ......they might also come into play ....when you're personally making that decision.
(Deb: Exactly) ....But the government shouldn't say ....this is not allowed.
...I don't believe.... in that I believe,.... the least regulations ...as possible.

Luke:

Yeah... there should be a.... window where.... by people can empower themselves.............. at that stage of the game I think.
....But of course .....you need also it also ....I think really freaks people out about it.
....I don't think a lot of people ...have a problem ...with the main idea of ...people in that situation
.... having the right to end their own lives.
.... But I think.... worrying about ...opening the door a ...little bit more,
....you sort of let that ...go through oh ok then.

Deb:

And then what.., and then what... how much more.

Luke:

Yeah it sort of progresses and progresses..,
....and then anybody ....who wants like ah I got a stomachache someone... kill me like.
... But I guess that's where... the real issue ....sort of comes down to is ..the whole love issue
....and people around you.... and how they would react to ....that whole thing too.
.... I mean ....of course people... aren't gonna be... happy with it if someone close to you is ...on the verge of dying.
...In most situations.... I think people ....would really ...have a problem ...with that.

Bow:

What?

Luke:

With...with...someone making the decision.... to kill themselves ...or making the decision... for them.

Bow:

What if they had a big... life insurance policy,... they might be happy.

Luke:

Well... see there yeah.... and there's.., people kill each other.... for worse reasons.
....Yeah...people... who are doing really fine, ....they kill each other too,
... but that's the thing ...when you...when you ...make it sort of ...open like that it sort of...

Deb:

Gives people... all the more reason ...(Luke: Yeah)
... people find all ...the more reason (Luke: Yeah) ...to be able to.

Luke:

People find an angle... to euthanize somebody.
...I wanna euthanize.... this guy over here.

Deb:

He's annoying me.

Luke:

Euthanize your ass.

Cathy:

I was reading about ....Buddhism the other day,
....and I heard this theory ....actually one of my students... told me this theory,
....about Buddhism that um.... your children ...are people ....whom in your past life
.... have really helped you... and now in this life ....you must help them.
.... And your husband ...or your wife.... or somebody that you really hated.... now in this life ....you must learn to love them.
... (Deb: Ah~)... Yes, interesting, ....and if it's true for example, ...let's say that your child ..
....is very,... very ill ....and maybe they're gonna go ....through an extended period ..of time of suffering,
....and as a parent ...it is maybe your job in this life ....to learn the lessons.................. that you must learn to take care of ...that sick person.
...So in that case euthanasia... might not be an option.

Bow:

Um, so if you hate... your wife in this life, ...then the next life... you love her.
Right?

Cathy:

Hopefully. ...Then you've accomplished... that lesson.

Luke:

You can't euthanize her.

Bow:

Damn!

Luke:

Not an option!

Bow:

Damn!!

Luke:

What about with... parents,... I think that the large
......the larger segment of people.... who are up... for this idea ....are the old folks
.... you know ...and um...I mean... if you look at the Confucian society like Korea ....we were talking about it earlier,
.... the idea of ....differing to older people ....and ...showing respect to older people........ that doesn't really fit in to ....the whole idea of euthanizing
.... and killing off old people,.... just because they're not gonna be productive... to themselves ...and to the society anymore, ...is that...

Deb:

Goes against everything ...(Luke: Yeah)... that they really believe.

Luke:

Almost like yeah the opposite.... of the Confucian ...kind of ideal.

Cathy:

Well that ...kind of thing.... has been happening in societies ...for ages like... if you look at like ....anthropology ...for example ...you can see ...
....you know in these forging societies.... you know.... if a member is no longer to .......add to the society ....it's expected that they're going to be.. left behind.
.... And left ...to die. ....And that's considered...

Deb:

Is it ok.... is it because they're.... sick that they can't ...contribute anymore ...to their community
....or is it they just don't...they're lazy.

Cathy:

It could be that they are sick.

Deb:

Whatever,.... they just put them up to...

Bow:

Oh no..... I think uma... lot of...um... Asian societies ...as well as other societies,
.....were based urn.., t...hey were farmers ....and everything... was based around the farm
....so that's why ....traditionally they prefer sons ....because they can work on the farm ....and be more productive.
...So ...yeah.... it make sense ...that um...
....when someone becomes.... non-productive... they would..,
.... in a traditional sense ....euthanize them.
.....And I've heard stories in Korea ...where they have those urn..,
..... they used to take those.... A-framed backpacks ....that they used to carry wood on
....and they put the grandfather.... on and they bring him ....and just leave him in the woods.
...(Deb: Wow) ...Yeah, ...I mean ...what a way to go,.... just been left alone ...to nature.

Cathy:

Yeah that was considered... the way... to go,
...and you know, ...your final ...sort of ...gift to the society ..
....while are you gonna keep pulling.... and pulling ....if you have no more.. nothing to give....(Deb: To offer)

Luke:

We can counter that argument ...and say.... that we are not hunter,
....gatherer tribes anymore.
.....We have technology everywhere,
.... we have these machines,
.....millions of dollars ...and years of research...

Deb:

....You don't discard people.... because they can't... physically ...contribute..
.... or whatever even ...if they can't mentally, ....like if they just can't ...contribute at all that..... doesn't mean ..that they're just like
... (Cathy: ....Maybe they have knowledge... as well ...that could be contributed.)

Bow:

That's kind of... how...um.., that's how tradition ...works though.
.... Even though... in modern day ....society ....where you have a homogeneous society like Korea...
.... um... old traditions die hard... you know.
.... Some of the old traditions ...are still very..,
....pervasive ...and... (Deb: ...Very evident)
....yes in Korea ....the um...the whole thing about ....marriage ...and um..
.....having a son.... is still here even ...in this modern day ...society.

Deb:

So ok. But they aren't putting their ....ancestors out to ....pasture anymore sort of thing,
....you know ...I don't think they're still doing that so...
....they've come ...y'know... they've moved,
....they progressed in some ways, ....and they're not doing ...that anymore so then..,
...do you think ....that they might be they might lean ....toward euthanasia then?

Bow:

Um...maybe... I think.... in traditional ...days.
.... It depended on.... class, .....the class system, so ....the more money you had,
.... the more affluent you were, ..
....the better mound you got ....with a better grave site ....and people take care of it,
....whereas the poorer people.... would, ...probably.... who worked on the farm ..that's all they had,.. that was their life,
....you know.... take their grandparents out to the ...woods ...and leave them.
.... If that was my ...situation,.... if my family ..was um...
...of course ...you know, ...they loved me,.... but they were poor,
....and I had say.... for example ....a life insurance policy,
....I would want them to ....take me out.
...Yeah.... I mean... that would benefit like.... if say there's kids involved ..
...that would...they could live off of ...that ...and you know go into ...
...(Deb: ...Right,.... rather than it all ...being spent.)
....on... yeah, me who ....nobody knows ...what's gonna happen.

Deb:

Or they do know that ...you will die, ...y'know,.... they know that's coming.
... What's the point ...putting money into?... (Bow: Exactly)

Luke:

The idea of also ....having a ....fund for... making lives last longer
...I think it's sort of ....where it's needed.
... I mean there's.... so many other things people ...who need to get started on a life
..... and they're gonna have a sub-standard life ....from day one.
....Those maybe are ....lives that we could improve on,
.... if you look at in more of ...a holistic sense.... of course you always.... have stronger loyalties to your family ..and your loved ones,
.... the people... who are close to you ...and so... if you had the money ..you're gonna put it towards them ...and their quality of life
...(Deb: ...But maybe we need to look more.... at the community ..and things and)
...yeah...and there's a global community ...as well... it's like people... who had their time and it didn't quite work out... for them maybe
... and they're sort of on their way ..out now ...and that's ...where it's sort of,
... yeah, the individual, ....if the individual actually is saying ...I'm volunteering man
...(Deb: I'm ready to go) ...I'm out of it yeah...

Deb:

So then the money ....that almost would have been spent say .....
.....for the next following six months ....that would have kept them just.... barely alive
....or just barely comfortable ....that money could almost be ...put into the community ...or whatever to jump start...
(Luke: Hopefully yeah) ....hopefully get some kids off to a better start... or something if they're..,
.... they're living.... below the poverty line ..or something...
.... that y'know ...you can save money ...if it's about money.
...Y'know.... you can save money here ....and put it back ...into the community this way ..or something.

Luke:

Often you have the families of someone.... who has whatever disease it is..
.... and there is no cure for it ...and that's why.. you're going out.
...The money that you would spend to keep yourself ...alive could it make a fund to find a cure... for that disease.
....Irradiate them one... by one in that way a...nd do the greater good,
.... sort of take one for the team.
..... I think there's ...a lot of dignity in that.....
.... It's a very noble way to die.
.... I think...I think.., ....that would lend a great poetry to....to a death.
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Cathy:

See part of me believes ..like
.... um that... maybe there is a God
...and maybe that... my life... was planned.
.. and I am here... for a reason ...and I was brought into
(Deb: A specific amount of time).... right,
... I was brought into... this world... to experience..
. all of the things ...that I'm going to... experience
....and death being...... part of it. (ah)
....and in that sense I would say that ....if I'm going to argue that ....completely... I would say that.... euthanasia.. is wrong, (ah)
....because ...it is my plan,
...the plan.. that was ..ordained... for myself. (ah)
...But again... I'm sitting in ...a comfortable position
...I'm not terminally ill,
.... I'm not going through pain (right )....so it's easy for me... to say that ...and I don't have a family ...member like that.

Deb:

(uh) But also like... I'm sorry.
(Bow: Oh, go ahead.) ...
.....No I was just gonna say ..ok even
...if you do believe in God,
.... God also gave you ....like (um)
...(like) the faculties ....to think of these.. things (right)
....and to come to.. these decisions.... and these thoughts come from somewhere. (yeah)
....And ..you know.. like if you do start ....to go down ..the avenue of ..like you know what,
....I think at this point ...I'm ready to die,.....
.... I don't.. want to go down.... this,, road (yeah).. of just like ..deteriorating ...and deteriorating.
.... And so somebody ..gave me these, ...if God created you.
.... He also created you.... with
.....the mental capability ....to come up with these ideas
... and make these decisions ..so, (ah)...(ah)
....I think that ...that's even an arguable point.... like.(ah).
.... maybe.. he wants me to.
... make this decision.. for myself and
....that's my ..lesson ...that ..I need to learn.

Cathy:

(that's) Yeah, ...that's quite possible.

Bow:

I would say a similar thing(ah)
...which is that you're talking about being
....pre- ordained or ....destiny and(ah)... what not ...
..... I mean.., ....what if our
....destiny was to be ...euthanaized,
....what if that.. was part of the plan?(mm) (ah)
....I mean you can never tell ....really until (Cathy: You can't.)

Luke:

(a or ...) Which is a good decision ...and which is not yeah...

Bow:

.Or... if you're supposed ....to live out your life naturally,
....does that happen ...or is the plug pulled,.... from...under...uh.
..when you're in coma
....y'know ...maybe..... talking about
...predestined plans
....I believe in.. predestined plans, (ah)
.....but I think... there's no... way to know (ah)
....what that ...would ever be until
.... maybe we get the answers... when we die I don't know.(right)
.... (Cathy: Right).... We just have to ...wait and see.(ah,...ah...yeah)

Luke:

And all the choices leading up
....to that one choice.. too.
....If .(if)...it's not ....your decision
...then ..were all the previous decisions (sion..)
.....and things you'd done ...previous to it, (what that yeah)
....would those ....have been negated too.
....would those have been faded too,
....were you in control of those parts. (ah)
....So why not .....be in control right up to the end(ah)
(Deb: Yeah...)
...and make the final, .(the final)..the greatest,
... you know, ....not the greatest decision.

Deb:

And possibly ...the most important..(yeah ,yeah) you know,
....or... like a certainly... significant one
...(Luke: Yeah.) ...you know.

Luke:

...That sort of like ..the period. ..(that)..The final punctuation ....on a long ...story or something, (ah)
....the final sentence kind of thing.... -- how does it end? ...You know.

Cathy:

(I) I'm definitely for... individual freedom, (ah)...
....and um... individual cases
.... like I don't ..think you... can say ok, yes, ....euthanasia is ok.
...(Deb: Right) ..( not too)
....all the time, ...a 100 %.
....But it's like... I believe that
....every single case.... you should be looked at differently,(mm)
..... like only you and your family
....and those around... you know your life(true that is..  )
... and if it's appropriate.. for you.

Luke:

A choice should made ..
..available ...to people though.

Bow:

You think by by
...(by) the Netherlands's.. legalizing
...it and ..saying
...people do have the choice to do it.
... That's ok,... they're saying,.(that if not....).
. the government is taking their hands.... off that side of things.
....And if people ....want yeah.., people from there,
.... that doesn't mean.. that
....if you're sick (right)...you're gonna die...... you gonna die,
we're gonna figure it out for you.

Deb:

I'm sure ...(yeah ,Im sure) ...that there's.. a lot of hoops
.... that you have to go... through to actually
.....to get to the point ..(yeah I think so ,yeah)
.....where you are even looked at
....to be like for consideration of like .....ok
.... now you can be... euthanized... if you want.
....You probably ...have to ....go through... so many hoops.

Luke:

It's very very strict ...right,.... like procedures(sure)
...you got to go through yeah like.

Bow:

We're.. talking about (um)
....earlier the ..financial ...aspect of it. (mm)
....Now.... again... hypothetically
....what if there .....were.(just).
.. funds made available ...to keep people alive.

Deb:

Like just.. like a kitty.(loke just.loke...)

Bow:

I mean no...yeah like just dogs
.... and cats too ..but people. (haha)....For example... people ..(haha,..).

Deb:

No, no, no. ...Like a kitty,
...like a pot of money
...(Bow: Oh...ok)
...(ok) whatever that's called.(hare..)(like akitty)

Bow:

A piggy bank? ...O.K. Carte blanche?...(haha...haha...).
..... But um.... no, ok, ...let's just say like(uh)
.... you know ....it was just free.
.. just um there's extra taxes.... to have people.
...(um).. like.. to keep them alive until
.....maybe there's a chance to.... find a cure ..or
..(or)..freeze them ..and put more money... into that. (ah)
....So ..then ....would you all.. agree.. that
....just in ...cases of
....where people are ..in extreme.. pain,
.... that they should be ..euthanized?

Luke:

Yeah.... I don't think anybody
....should (is) ..be able to do it.
.... Well actually I kinda do.
..I think ...(I think)..(no one)....no one should be able to say ....
....whether or not
....you can ..make this decision ( that's ...).
..over your own life, (that's right)...that's your life.
... (Cathy: No...) ....How can ..the government... take it
....upon themselves to say .....
....no.. we think you should be
....(you shoul be)...you should be.. hooked up(yeah,I grea for uh..)
.... to a life-support system ...for next five years.

Bow:

But I mean.. the people that.... are in comas,
....that can't make their own decisions.

Luke:

Yeah... that's.., ( yeah that's)
..(tht's more)..(that more)more or like
... the mercy killing kind of thing.

Cathy:

I believe that laws ....should exist in order to like,
....so people.. can be happy ...and not like.
......something should not ....be legal
....if it's going to... hurt... somebody else
...or ...themselves right. (ah)
....Following that line,
.... if you ....are terminally ill
.....and you're.. suffering ...a great deal of pain
.... and your family's.. suffering ....a great.. deal of pain
....it should be ok
... for you to ..end your life.
....Now ..whether.. or not ....you believe in God .
...or all these other things
......they might also.. come into play(right)
....when you're personally.. making that decision.
(Deb: Exactly) (  but the govermenr that ,yeah    ....)..(but the goverment )..
...But the government shouldn't say ....this is not allowed. (yeah)
...I don't believe.... in that I believe,.... the least regulations ...as possible.(yeah)

Luke:

Yeah... there should be a.... window where
.... by people ..can empower.. themselves..(ah)
... at ..(at)that.. stage of the game I think.
....But of course .....you need also.. it also
....I think really.. freaks people out about it.
....I don't think... a lot of people ...have a problem
...with the main idea of ...people.. in that ...situation
.... (that) having ...the right to
... end their.. own lives.
.... But I (I) think.... worrying about
...opening the door a ...little bit more,
....you sort of let that ...go through oh ok then.

Deb:

And then ..what.., and then what  (yeah..you just.)
... how much more.

Luke:

Yeah it sort of progresses and progresses..,
....and then anybody ....who wants
... like ah I got... a stomachache someone... kill me like.(haha...)
... But I ...guess.. that's where
...(the) ..the real issue ....sort of ..comes down...
...to is ..the whole.. love issue
....and.. people ..around you
.... and how they... would(the re ..re..) ..react to (if)
....that whole thing too.
.... I mean ....of course people.
.. aren't gonna be... happy with it
... if someone close to you is ...on the verge of dying. (ah)
...In most situations....
I think people ....would really
...have a problem ...with that.

Bow:

What?

Luke:

With...with..(make)...someone making the decision
.... to kill themselves (um)
...or making the decision... for them.

Bow:

(well)..What if they had a big.
.. life insurance policy,
... they might be happy.

Luke:

Well... see there ...yeah.... and there's..,
people kill each other...(for). for...(right) worse reasons.
....Yeah...people... who are doing really fine,
....they kill each other too,
... but that's the thing
...when you...when you
...make it sort of ...open like... that ..it sort of...

Deb:

Gives people... all the more reason ...(Luke: Yeah)
... people find all ...the more reason
...(Luke: Yeah) ...to be able to.

Luke:

People find an angle
... to euthanize somebody.
...I wanna euthanize.(ha)... this guy over here.

Deb:

He's annoying me.(ahah)

Luke:

Euthanize your ass.(haha)

Cathy:

(I am) I was reading about ....Buddhism the other day,
....and I heard this theory
....actually.. one of my students... told me this theory,
....about Buddhism... that um.... your children
...are people ....whom.. in your past life
.... (uh..)have really... helped you.
.. and now in this life ....you must help them.(mm)
.... And your husband ...or your wife
.... or somebody.. that you really hated.
... now in this life ....you must learn.. to love them.
... (Deb: Ah~)... Yes, interesting,
....and.. if it's true ..for example,
...let's say that.. your child ..
....is... very,... very.. ill
....and ..maybe they're ..gonna go
....through ...an extended period ..of time of suffering,
....and as a parent
...it is maybe your job in... this life
....to learn the lessons.
... that you must learn
...to take... care of ...that sick person. (ah)
...So in that.. case ...euthanasia... might not be...( an option) ...an option

Bow:

Um, so if you hate... your wife in this life,
...then the next life.(hahaha...).. you love her. (haha..)
Right?

Cathy:

Hopefully. ...Then you've accomplished... that lesson.

Luke:

You can't... euthanize... her.(now )(haha..)

Bow:

Damn!

Luke:

Not an option!

Bow:

Damn!!(haha..)

Luke:

What about ...(what about)with... parents,
... I think that the large
......the larger ...segment of people.... who are (mm)up... for this idea
....are the old folks
.... you know (ah)...and um...I mean.
.. if you look at ..the Confucian society... like Korea (ah)
....(uh) we were talking about.. it earlier,
.... the idea of ....differing... to older people(and  and)
....and ...showing respect ..to older people.(right)
....... that doesn't really fit in to ....the whole idea of euthanizing
.... and.. killing off old people,.(mm)
... just because... they're not gonna be productive... to themselves
...and to the society anymore,(ah) ...is that...

Deb:

Goes against everything ...(Luke: Yeah)... that they really believe.

Luke:

(it's) Almost like.. yeah
..the opposite.... of the Confucian
...kind of ideal.(ah)

Cathy:

Well that ...kind of thing.
... has been happening in societies ...for.. ages like.
.. if you look at like ....anthropology
...for example ...you can see (or)...
....you know... in these forging.. societies.
... you know.... if a member is no longer (going) to
.......add to the society
....it's expected that ...they're going ...to be.. left behind.(ah)
.... And left .(fot love to )..to die. ....And that's considered...

Deb:

Is it ok.... is it because they're.... sick that they can't
...contribute anymore ...to their community ...or is.
.... it they just don't...they're lazy.

Cathy:

It could be ...that they are sick.

Deb:

Whatever,..(well).. they just put them up to...(.well.........)

Bow:

Oh no..... I think uma... lot of...um... Asian societies(ah..)
...as well as other societies, (ah)
.....were based urn.., they were (um) farmers (ah)
....and(um).. everything... was based around the farm
....so that's why ....traditionally they prefer sons
....because ..they can ..work on.. the farm ....and be more productive.
...So ...yeah.... it make sense (that)...that um...
....when someone becomes.
... non-productive(ah)... they would..,(ah)
.... in a.. traditional sense ....euthanize them.
.....And I've heard ...stories in.. Korea ...where they ...(they)have those urn..,
..... they used to take those.... A-framed.. backpacks(uh..)
....that they used to carry wood on
....and they put the... grandfather (uh)
.... on and they(yeah) bring him
....and just leave him in the woods.
...(Deb: Wow) ...Yeah, ...I mean ...what a way to go,(oh..)
.... just been left alone ...to nature.(yes)

Cathy:

Yeah that was ..considered... the way... to go, (yeah)
...and you know, ...your final ...sort of
...gift... to the ..society ..
....while ..are you gonna... keep pulling.... and pulling
....if you have no more..(mm) nothing to give....(Deb: To offer)

Luke:

We can counter.. that argument
...and say.... that we are not hunter,
....gatherer tribes anymore. (right)
.....We have.. technology everywhere,
.... we have these machines,
.....millions of dollars (oh you don't...)...and years of research...

Deb:

....You don't ...discard people
.... because they can't... physically(well) ...contribute..
.... or.. whatever even
....if they can't mentally, .
...like if they just can't ...contribute at all that
..... doesn't mean ..that they're just like  (ha)  (that ,now..)
... (Cathy: ....Maybe they have knowledge... as well ...that could be contributed.)

Bow:

That's kind of... how...um..,
that's how tradition ...works though.
.... Even though... in modern day ....society .
...where you have a... homogeneous ...society like ...Korea...
.... um... old traditions.. die hard... you know (uh)....(ah)
.... Some of the old.. traditions ...are still very..,
...(um).pervasive ...and... (Deb: ...Very evident)
....yes. in Korea ...(I mean)..the um...the whole thing about ....marriage
...and um.......having a son...
... is still here even ...in this modern day ...society.(ah) (ah)

Deb:

So.. ok... But they aren't... putting their
....ancestors... out to
...(or).pasture anymore ..sort of thing,
....you know ...I don't think... they're.. still doing.. that so...
....they've come ...y'know... they've moved,
....they progressed in ..some ways,(ah)
....and they're not doing ...that anymore so then.., (well, I think...)
...do you think .(uh)...that they might be they might lean
....toward euthanasia then?

Bow:

Um....
...maybe...(I think)
... (I) ...I think. in(um) ..traditional ...days.
.... It depended on.... class,
.....the class system, so ....the...(the) more money ..you had,
.... the more affluent... you were, ..
....the ..better.. mound you got (uh)
....with a ..better grave site ....and people
.. take care of it,
....whereas ..the poorer.. people.
... would, ...probably.... who worked on the farm
..that's all they had,.. that was their life, (would..)
....(um) you know.... take their grandparents out to the ...woods ...and leave them.
.... If that was my ...situation,.
... if .. (if) my family ..was um...
...of course ...you know,
...(they).they loved me,(and um...).... but they were poor, (ah)
....and I had say.... for example ....a life insurance policy,
....I would want them to... (ah)....take me out.
...Yeah..(mm).. I mean... that would benefit like.
... if say there's kids involved ..
...that would...they could live off of ...that (ah)
...and you know go into ...
...(Deb: ...Right,.
... rather than it all ...being spent.)
....on... yeah, (and..)me who (would..)....nobody knows ...what's gonna happen.

Deb:

Or they do know that .(yeah) ..
...you will die, ...y'know,.... they know that's coming.(yeah)
... What's the point ...putting money into?... (Bow: Exactly) (ah)

Luke:

The idea of also (that uh)....having a ....fund for
...(for) making lives last..(last) longer
...I think it's sort of ....where it's needed.
... I mean there's.... so many.. other things
... people ...who need to get... started on a life
..... and they're gonna have a... sub-standard life .(from)...from day one.
....Those.. (those) maybe are ....lives that we could improve on,
.... if you look at in more of ...a holistic sense..(right).
... of course you always.... have stronger loyalties to
....your family ..and your.. loved ones,
.... the people... who are close to you
...and so... if you ...had the money
....you're gonna put it... towards them (and)
...and their quality of life
...(Deb: ...But maybe.. we need to look more
.... at the community
..and things and)
...yeah..(OK). (and and)..and there's a ...global community ...as well.
.. it's like people... who had their time
...and it didn't quite... work out... for them maybe and
...  they're sort of ..on their way ..out now
...and that's ...where(yas) it's sort of,
... yeah, the individual, .(mm)...if the individual actually... is saying
...I'm volunteering man
...(Deb: I'm ready to go) ..(I'm out of)...I'm out of it ...yeah...

Deb:

So then the money ....that
....almost would have been spent say .....
.....for the next ...following ..six months
....that would have.. kept them ...just.... barely alive
....or just barely ..comfortable
....that money could almost be ...put
... into ..the community ...or whatever to(mmmm...)  jump start...
(Luke: Hopefully ...yeah)
....(yeah)..hopefully get ...some kids off... to a better start
... or something if they're..,
.... they're living.... below the poverty line ..or something...
.... that y'know ...you can save money (yeah)
...if it's about money. (ah)
...Y'know.... you can save money here
....and put it back ...into the community this way (mm)..or something.

Luke:

(and now) Often you have the families of someone.
... (who has what)...who has whatever disease it is..
.... and... there is no ..cure for it
...and that's why.. you're going out.
...The money ...that you would... spend to.. keep yourself
...alive could it make ..a fund to find a cure... for that disease. (right)
....Irradiate.. them one... by one.. in that way
...and do the ..greater good,
.... sort of take one for the team.
..... I think there's (I think ther's)...a lot of dignity in that.....
.... It's a very noble way to die.
.... I think...I think.., ....that would lend.. a great poetry to....to a death.
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只看该作者 18 发表于: 2008-07-07
清静的幽灵,宁静的思索
  ----写在压码阅读心念压码抄写与压码注音练习的体会
  学习英语要用心念书,尽量少用脑。宁静而致远,清静调动元识,元神用心,识神用脑,用心念可以尽量排斥平时用脑的识神的困扰,所以心静下来念书,压码阅读、压码注音与压码抄写同步进行,用心念代替真实的用手、用纸的实体压码抄写、压码注音,使得音形意合一,压码阅读就会取得事半功倍的效果。
  压码阅读作为理解记忆的练习,具有连接理解和记忆的桥梁,而心念压码注音和心念压码抄写与压码阅读向伴而行,就可以解决自然消化吸收英语语音、文本而结合成寓意的功能。
    压码阅读在眼睛看到一段文字的同时,已经为你做好了可以理解句子的自然分段的准备,为了使你看的仔细,你可以宁静地神吸一口气,利用腹部 呼吸,乒着呼吸徐徐吐出,随着眼睛阅读的位置进行心念压码注音,注音只要心到即可,每个声音按压一下手心即可快速随着阅读的进度进行音节注音记忆语音和文本,只要你感觉到已经记忆的音节你一定可以默写出来,而不需要真正地辅之以实施,你只要感觉已经可以记忆的文本就一定可以记忆下来,对于自己感觉不能记忆的语音或者单词,你就可以单一地转换为心念压码抄写,只是将心念音节换成完全的单词字母就可以解决问题。
    压码心念一个 句子,究竟记住没有?只要你眯上眼睛,静静地回想一遍即可验证,你自己再闭上眼睛按照句子语音节奏每个音节按压一遍,就可以确信无疑地理解记忆达到记住的能力了。句子的大小合长短由自己的能力决定,压码能力不足,理解能力不够,就可以在连接词的位置进行停顿,压码记忆能力较强,就可以练习一个完整的长句子直到自己利用呼气的缓缓输出为止,尽情发挥。
  对于平时感觉比较生疏的表达方式,你只要压住码,记住语音,记住了文本,记住了语气的节奏,你压码回想出来了,几个短小的句子连接成一个 长句子,连接成一个段落理解记忆了,那么你对于英语的神识就识别记忆到了文字,你以后闭眼就看到了文字,而是自然的位移,从电脑和书位移到了您的大脑和心中,几个句子和段落的连接就诱发出来了英语的自然场景的图象,促成你用英语自然理解,自然记忆,自然消化吸收,自然回忆而得到应用。而我们平时一些熟识无睹的句子排列就转化成了你的自然理解记忆行为。学习英语的效率就会大大提高。
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只看该作者 19 发表于: 2008-07-08
以欣赏的眼光放大你的压码理解记忆力

    学习英语你真地想学好吗?如果是这样,你怎样才能记住语音、文本和意思,你就不能着急,要静下心来,以欣赏英语的心态来练习,时时处处来为自己有一个好的心情而着想。并不断放大这种压码理解记忆力。
    你可以一边练习一边归纳你最好的练习过程。
  1。睁眼阅读的同时压码回想一个句子,采用心念压码注音字母字头,每个音节心念按手心;
  2.  闭眼压码听写这个句子,采用心念压码抄写全部字母,对压码注音进行检验记忆;
  3. 闭眼快速压码心念回想这个句子,进行理解记忆检验。
  4。多重压码和连环压码结合,对一段句子进行理解记忆。
    记不住怎么办?睁眼按压手心记忆音节,眼睛眯上开始检验是否在压码注音时记住了全部的文本,记住了就闭眼心念压码听写出来,不能记住就睁眼看,看与非看在瞬间转换,就没有不能记忆的句子,记住了再重复心念回想一次,这就是多重压码,多重压码回想不能记住,就缩小短句子的长度,可以记住就增减句子的长度,几个短句子连在一起回想就压码记住了长句子,连环压码就是将几个短句子连接起来变成记忆的长句子记忆而已,当你一个段落可以压码记忆的时候,你的心情一定是非常快乐的,你进行回想的时候,闭上眼睛就可以细细体味语言的微妙之处,你可以体验单词之间的连读单词的语音变化,你不能记住语音问题就在慢慢体验中逐步试探性地修改中得到了解决,当你练习听语音的时候,你就会细心体验自己练习压码阅读时,几种不同读法那个是正确的和磁带一样的语音了。
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