INSKEEP: That's a colossal change.
那真是巨大的改变。
INSKEEP: He's an associate professor at Harvard Business School.
INSKEEP：他是哈佛商学院的副教授。
INSKEEP: oh, so each Kohler toilet becomes an advertisement for more Kohler toilets?
主持人：哦，所以每一个科勒洁具都变成了一个要求更多产品的广告？
INSKEEP: what do people want? If people could just dictate the kind of country they had, what would it be?
人们到底想要什么？如果人们可以自己管理命令自己的国家，他们希望它变成什么样子？
INSKEEP: Adam Davidson of our NPR's Planet Money team looked into those Numbers to see if the promises of the bill could be true.
因斯基普：我们NPR的“货币星球”节目的亚当·戴维森研究了这些数字，看看该法案所承诺的好事是真是假。
STEVE INSKEEP, host: Well, what kinds of products are hot now, if you compared them with those four items from a few decades ago?
主持人：那么，如果和几十年前的四大件比较，您认为现在那类物品比较抢手呢？
Rob Inskeep suggested "meta of content, communities of trust to validate UGC, creative commons privacy for UGC. Communities of relationships, not 'things'".
罗伯提议“内容的原数据，证实UGC的信任社区，创建UGC的共用隐私，关系的社区而不是东西”
Harvard professor Michael Norton, co-author of a forthcoming paper on misconceptions about wealth equality, talks to Steve Inskeep about what Americans think they know about wealth inequality.
哈佛大学的Micheal Norton教授，也是即将发表的一篇谈论对财富平均的错误认识的文章的作者之一，就美国人对财富平均的看法和SteveInskeep谈了谈。
Harvard professor Michael Norton, co-author of a forthcoming paper on misconceptions about wealth equality, talks to Steve Inskeep about what Americans think they know about wealth inequality.
哈佛大学的Micheal Norton教授，也是即将发表的一篇谈论对财富平均的错误认识的文章的作者之一，就美国人对财富平均的看法和SteveInskeep谈了谈。
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