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天气这么热还要割草真不容易啊，看到松鼠在草坪上蹦跶倒挺有趣的。你提到去 Arby’s 发现人很少，其实现在不少餐馆的生意确实都挺难做的。

真有意思，这种细微的错误往往会完全改变句子的意味。你觉得这种翻译上的“差之毫厘”是不是在哲学和数学类著作中更常见？还是说这是因为译者对原文语境把握不够？

真是耐人寻味，本来大学应该是鼓励自由表达的地方，但现在连教授在网上随便一句话都可能丢掉饭碗。感觉在这种高度撕裂的氛围里，学术自由和言论自由的界限越来越模糊了。你觉得这是个别现象，还是一种趋势呢？

You make a great point — real communication is built on listening, not debating. Do you think listening becomes even harder in cross-cultural exchanges?

I didn’t realize there was such an overlooked chapter in U.S. labor history! May I ask, do you think this event had a significant impact on the labor movement at that time?

This experience is really special, I can feel the genuine mutual support between China and the US back then. What do you think is the biggest difference compared to today’s atmosphere?

Psychopath?🧐