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NSDC training_2nd opp_Grace — Transcript

by KDF East Nusa Tenggara · 1,843 words · 268 segments · language en · Watch on YouTube

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  1. 0:02Settling in communities living around
  2. 0:04other human beings is a social
  3. 0:05phenomenon that can't be separated from
  4. 0:07us human beings. So, even if the
  5. 0:09opposition mentioned the first natural
  6. 0:10instinct to survive is to survive, but
  7. 0:12the chance of survival in a in a
  8. 0:13community in our side of the house is
  9. 0:15better. In even so,
  10. 0:18um they can't live on their own. That is
  11. 0:20why they shift from single small groups
  12. 0:22hunting to actually community growing
  13. 0:24crops, etc. That is why revolution
  14. 0:26happens in the first place.
  15. 0:28Proud to oppose. So, the opposition
  16. 0:30might mention that, "Okay, we are doing
  17. 0:32exploitation. Okay, we are we need to
  18. 0:33fulfill the social deadline deadline
  19. 0:35that is this in our side of the house."
  20. 0:37But, first of all, exploitation simply
  21. 0:39because the population grew and etc.
  22. 0:41That is why they own they need to
  23. 0:42fulfill the human the they need to
  24. 0:44fulfill the needs of the human
  25. 0:46population. And also, social social
  26. 0:48deadlines already exist in their side of
  27. 0:50the house, but maybe the parameter of
  28. 0:51the social deadline was different in
  29. 0:53their side of the house. Maybe in their
  30. 0:54side of the house the parameter was,
  31. 0:55"Okay, which pack is stronger, which
  32. 0:57pack has the most food and etc., which
  33. 0:59pack actually is
  34. 1:01is more is more dominant or even has the
  35. 1:04has biceps and etc." So, going on to my
  36. 1:07extension, what is exclusive on
  37. 1:08opposition side of the house that the
  38. 1:09government couldn't bear? A, safety.
  39. 1:11Simply because when you are in a group,
  40. 1:13you have company, you defend each other,
  41. 1:15you work together, you help one another,
  42. 1:16you help one who is sick. In their side
  43. 1:18of the house, even in in venting herbals
  44. 1:20isn't there. So, they actually let their
  45. 1:22their own people die because they they
  46. 1:24are unschooled, they have the lack of
  47. 1:26knowledge to actually invent antibiotics
  48. 1:28and etc. So, see why
  49. 1:30See why we need an army, not just one
  50. 1:32soldier. So, alone as a human being or
  51. 1:34even as a small group, your chances to
  52. 1:35get through a bear is so low. While in a
  53. 1:37group to actually provide for yourself,
  54. 1:39it is easier. Even if you need to share,
  55. 1:41but at least you're but at least you're
  56. 1:43safe as your trade-off. And even
  57. 1:46your efforts for hunting or even your
  58. 1:48efforts to actually fulfill your needs
  59. 1:50to fulfill your nutrition. You you have
  60. 1:51crops. No, thank you. You have crops.
  61. 1:53You have you you [clears throat] grow
  62. 1:54crops. You actually find those animals
  63. 1:56who can actually be consumed and etc.
  64. 1:58So, that is why we are able to actually
  65. 2:01we are we are actually able to invent
  66. 2:04growing crops. They they were capable of
  67. 2:06it because they were in groups, because
  68. 2:07they revoluted, because they they keep
  69. 2:09finding what is better for themselves.
  70. 2:11And B, revo- revoluting and keeping and
  71. 2:14keeping a domestic dom- domestical
  72. 2:16animals is is only exclusive in our side
  73. 2:18of the house because in their time zone
  74. 2:20animals were big, large scaled, sharp
  75. 2:22teeth, skin thick as a metal. And one
  76. 2:25human surviving or even a small group of
  77. 2:27human surviving against those would take
  78. 2:29extra effort. Larger groups or even our
  79. 2:31community can handle their surroundings
  80. 2:33even better because they already have
  81. 2:34the knowledge to actually know what is
  82. 2:36going around in their environment, which
  83. 2:38animals are actually there in the night,
  84. 2:39which animals are there in the sunlight
  85. 2:41and etc. So, it is even better because
  86. 2:44each person and in our side of the house
  87. 2:46each person has their own takes and
  88. 2:47their own responsibility. They actually
  89. 2:49try to understand Surely in their time
  90. 2:51zone they don't even know to identify
  91. 2:53which animal
  92. 2:54is is beneficial for them. In our side
  93. 2:56of the house, beyond the kind beyond the
  94. 2:58kind of animals that exist, we also have
  95. 3:00more knowledge from our ancestors,
  96. 3:02survival instincts and etc. in large
  97. 3:04communities. That is why in their side
  98. 3:06of why that is why it is better in our
  99. 3:07side of the house. And also as the first
  100. 3:09speaker of the government team
  101. 3:12mentioned the intervention of AI, there
  102. 3:14will be no intervention of AI in their
  103. 3:15side of the house. But simply because of
  104. 3:17that they cannot evolute, they cannot be
  105. 3:18better. They are just staying in their
  106. 3:20own pace, in their in in the place where
  107. 3:22they they feel safe and it's never
  108. 3:24and it's never good to actually stay in
  109. 3:26your comfort zone. Government doesn't
  110. 3:28realize how vulnerable humans were in
  111. 3:30their range of time. Okay, in our range
  112. 3:32of time there were war, there are war
  113. 3:34there are war and even conflicts and
  114. 3:35etc. But in the but even if the uh
  115. 3:39but war it is just a natural selection.
  116. 3:41So, it is just a part of the tragedy
  117. 3:43that was already invented
  118. 3:45invented or even was already there in
  119. 3:47the part of the world. That is why it is
  120. 3:49not to you that if If say uh,
  121. 3:51war is very threatening on our side of
  122. 3:53the house, but actually in your side of
  123. 3:54the house, there are also, uh, some, uh,
  124. 3:56strategies that can also happen, like
  125. 3:57even, uh, yours, uh,
  126. 4:00Ebola diseases or even, uh, getting, uh,
  127. 4:02eaten from humongous animals and etc.
  128. 4:04So, you cannot ignore how fulfilled our
  129. 4:06life is right now, simply because from
  130. 4:08their time zone, it evoluted, uh, from
  131. 4:11their time zone, it evoluted to us cuz
  132. 4:13they, cuz they even don't have, uh, they
  133. 4:15even don't found any solutions. But in
  134. 4:17our time zone, we found solutions, we
  135. 4:18have better options to actually fulfill
  136. 4:20their life. Go ahead.
  137. 4:21>> If you're saying war is a natural
  138. 4:23selection, you it means that you justify
  139. 4:25mass mass killing just because you see
  140. 4:27the other are not aligned with your
  141. 4:28interest. What is your generosity for?
  142. 4:30>> Okay, so I don't justify, I I don't
  143. 4:33justify that at all, but actually in
  144. 4:34your side of the house, in your side of
  145. 4:36the house, even people didn't even, uh,
  146. 4:38know what morals were in the first
  147. 4:40place. Okay, in our side of the house,
  148. 4:41there are wars, but actually, uh, that
  149. 4:43is because people know which one is
  150. 4:44right and which one is wrong. And maybe
  151. 4:46that war was happening because someone
  152. 4:47actually, uh,
  153. 4:49someone actually stayed in the bad side
  154. 4:50that is already obvious, uh, and etc.
  155. 4:53So, at least in our side of the house,
  156. 4:54they still have the, they still have
  157. 4:56the, uh, intention to actually think to
  158. 4:59fight for what they believe is right.
  159. 5:01So, simply because from their time zone,
  160. 5:02it evoluted to us because they even
  161. 5:04didn't find any solution. So, even if
  162. 5:06the opposition said we exploit our
  163. 5:07natural, uh, we exploit our animals, we
  164. 5:10kill our creatures, but actually, we
  165. 5:12also help this nature. Even if like we
  166. 5:14do that, but we still have help this
  167. 5:15nature. We still, uh, help help the
  168. 5:18cycle to actually be easier. We help,
  169. 5:20uh, plant animals, we feed animals. We
  170. 5:22actually find fertilizers, we find
  171. 5:24herbs, we find what, uh, what is
  172. 5:26beneficial and what is best for the
  173. 5:28nature. We we were,
  174. 5:30uh, in our side of the house, we were,
  175. 5:32uh, we were at the time of life where we
  176. 5:34are, we help to actually open these
  177. 5:36natural, these, uh, we help to actually
  178. 5:39let them live their life. We found
  179. 5:41irrigations for the crops, we found what
  180. 5:43is best to actually feed animals for
  181. 5:44their development. We find antibiotics
  182. 5:46and etc. In the In government side of
  183. 5:48the house, they are more vulnerable to
  184. 5:49die from diseases simply because they
  185. 5:51are they
  186. 5:52simply because they are alone, they are
  187. 5:54vulnerable, and they don't have the
  188. 5:55knowledge to actually to actually know
  189. 5:58why to actually know how to actually
  190. 6:00cure themselves. And killing creatures
  191. 6:02that was there since their time zone,
  192. 6:04like leather clothes or even witches
  193. 6:05wearing
  194. 6:07witches wearing fur coats and etc. Or
  195. 6:09even people in their side of the house,
  196. 6:11okay, they are they are actually not
  197. 6:13exposed to that much of their
  198. 6:14surrounding. So, when they found a like
  199. 6:16something hidden, okay, they found gold.
  200. 6:18Okay, so everyone would actually try to
  201. 6:20find gold. Because of that because they
  202. 6:22because of their their style of living
  203. 6:24is so small or even they don't even
  204. 6:27acknowledge their surroundings anymore.
  205. 6:29So, when they find something that is
  206. 6:30actually beneficial and very good like
  207. 6:31they found okay they found
  208. 6:34gold or even they found which crops are
  209. 6:36best to actually
  210. 6:37help their help their life, they will
  211. 6:39always exploit that. That is why
  212. 6:41greediness in human life is always
  213. 6:43there. It was there since their It was
  214. 6:45there since their time zone. So, what is
  215. 6:48So, like the opposition said, what is
  216. 6:50morally right and what is morally wrong
  217. 6:52is more exposed in your side of the
  218. 6:53house because they even they didn't have
  219. 6:55the they even can't think because they
  220. 6:57are so small, they they don't even know
  221. 6:59what to do next. And that is why their
  222. 7:01brain never evoluted because they were
  223. 7:03unschooled, there were no knowledge,
  224. 7:04they didn't know which one is right,
  225. 7:06which one is wrong. So, and also like
  226. 7:08terrorism, these strategies already
  227. 7:09exist whether you like it or not even
  228. 7:12just in a different scales. In their
  229. 7:13scale, it may be a smaller it maybe like
  230. 7:15okay, other groups come attacking
  231. 7:18other small groups and there was no law
  232. 7:20to actually protect them. So, law even
  233. 7:21if in your time zone even in your time
  234. 7:23zone human rights didn't even exist or
  235. 7:25even people fighting for human rights
  236. 7:27weren't even emphasized in your side of
  237. 7:28the house. So, even if there were a
  238. 7:30misuse of law in our place, at least the
  239. 7:32laws were still there in the first place
  240. 7:33and they're still protecting people even
  241. 7:35if there there some people still abide
  242. 7:36the law, but there are still people who
  243. 7:38are protected by that law. So, even in
  244. 7:40your side of the house, if you say okay,
  245. 7:41people have different agreements, people
  246. 7:43have different mindsets, and etc." In
  247. 7:45your side of the house, United Nations
  248. 7:46or etc. wouldn't even exist if it wasn't
  249. 7:48for outside of the house where people
  250. 7:50actually try to find the center of
  251. 7:52center of their disagreement to actually
  252. 7:54look for the effort to actually
  253. 7:56help with the laws. So, even in our side
  254. 7:58of the house, laws still exist, but
  255. 7:59there are still organizations that help
  256. 8:01to actually protect civilians from the
  257. 8:03law and etc. So, in this debate, it is
  258. 8:05not how it is not how laws are more
  259. 8:07fulfilled and etc., but it is how human
  260. 8:09lives are more fulfilled in our side of
  261. 8:11the house that are more still
  262. 8:13are still beneficial in our side of the
  263. 8:14house because the population grew and
  264. 8:16etc. So, at least threatening
  265. 8:19So, at least the population grew and we
  266. 8:21found a we found a place to actually
  267. 8:23emphasize on that side of the house.
  268. 8:25Oppose.

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