If somebody wants to believe something, I say what's the evidence for?

如果有人说他相信什么东西，我一定会问，有什么证据呢？

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where if I have any questions on any subject, I can just walk in and ask him and he'll,

这样的话，如果我对任何事情有什么问题，我就可以直接走进来问他，

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But he would go around and people would ask him his opinions on politics and he would say things like "Well, I like being in the garden."

但人们遇到他,会问他对政治有什么看法,他会说“我喜欢在花园里”

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I said, "What do you remember?

我问他，“你都记得什么？

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I asked him, "Well, what's the mode of the piece?

我问他,这是什么曲风

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So, he started asking himself the question, "What can I be sure of?"

他首先问自己一个问题,"我究竟能够确信什么呢"

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And when asked about the pain he caused his victims he responded, "What do I care? I'm not her," which is logically correct but, in a sense, inhuman.

当别人问他对受害者,造成的痛苦时，他回答时，“关我什么事？我又不是她”,从逻辑上说没错，但一点人性都没有。

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