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In this one, Robert Krulwich and our producer Soren Wheeler talk to writer Adam Gopnik about George Carlin. Oh, and I -- did I say three syllables per line? In the First World War, that condition was called shell shock. You know, Goo Goo Dolls, whatever. She says people see her and her white cane and walk a really wide circle around her. Just get strong. ", Yeah, "He's in the house." DOUGLAS HOFSTADTER: Into a number of languages, including French. GREG WARNER: This comment was also wrapped up in a lot of praise of Ethiopia. And it felt so good.]. ANANYA SORI: You know, my mother and my older brother are based in U.S. Washington. ", JAD: And I was like, "What do you want to do?" Keep those sweetmeats going south. GREG WARNER: He's a young guy in his 20s. ELLEN: But I asked her like, do you feel bad at all? DOUGLAS HOFSTADTER: No, stop it. Feeling like he hadn't quite nailed it, Doug sent the poem to one of the guys that translated his first book into French. In soft stealth, regain health. ], [DOUGLAS HOFSTADTER: Radiolab is produced by WNYC. You look very cute. CARL ZIMMER: Like, how -- how does all that get generated? Different motors running at different amplitudes. And -- and yet ... GREG WARNER: Right. But then there was this moment. Now the economically-disadvantaged occupy substandard housing in the inner cities. JAD: It does displace the quote "author" of you, because I mean I remember growing up thinking oh, DNA is my sort of like manual or my blueprint or something. It's not good. You know, so it was not something that he got from schooling. Said baby it's just in my nature To be a little troublemaker So wrong but so right Know you really like the way I Taste when we kiss, you reminisce But this ain't the last time Just stay by my side We don't really need to talk too much (Too much) Show each other what we know (Know, oh-oh, oh-oh) I got other ways to catch you up (To catch you up) Like, hey, this this man is lost to time and now suddenly I get to experience him. JAD: Leah Torres, who did the German I've Been Working On The Railroad. ], [DOUGLAS HOFSTADTER: I'm supposed to read some text. Like, isn't the expectation that you as a translator are giving me him. But when Africans say serious, and I'm using it generally, they say, "No, are you gonna not just speak, are you gonna do? Her mom had found out that they were trying out this brand new technology. Knowing me? She was 7 or 8 and she had gotten sick. You're right. Thank you. But how does it make the ribosome without the ribosome to help it make the ribosome? So she had a lot of options. Ma mignonne, je vous donne le bon jour; le séjour, c’est prison. And during that time the Lite-Brite resolution of it did get better as her brain learned to speak tongue. They might be, you know, targeting you. Doug's basic point is that, like, any person is kind of a universe. I can't imagine what it would like be to have to skip and jump like that. A young girl who was there with her mom. I may have invited the hardest question of the day now. Vogt, Alberto Ferraro ...], [DAVID EAGLEMAN: Wallace Almeida, Suzanne Franks, and everyone at Language Line.]. EMILIE GOSSIAUX: And then attached to the sunglasses was a little wire ... JAD: That ran out of the camera and down to this little square piece of metal. Oh and you know what? Because it -- because you're looking at guys who may not exhibit the symptoms of shock necessarily, but over time it becomes impossible for them to go on. Didn't you pay any attention to the form?" And she said, "Esta en la casa. And in my head too, because I was thinking I finally get it now. And every now and then I see the light casted on them. I send cheer. And she told me that usually, you know, now that she's blind, when she's walking down the streets of New York City ... EMILIE GOSSIAUX: Especially Uptown where the streets are a lot wider. KYMME VAN CLEEF: Okay, my name's Kymme Van Cleef, and I'm a certified American Sign Language interpreter. JAD: Some of you may remember that a couple years ago we did a story about Emilie where she'd been hit by a truck, gone into a coma and then her boyfriend at the time Alan, had brought her back by writing on her hand. Now this was just a guess but shortly after, the double helix duo, Watson and Crick ... ... and a group of other scientists worked it all out. And it's a serious policy. I got a little insistent, I think is what you want to say. You know, fired?]. ROBERT: Wait, but now here's what Jad I think was really wondering, is the mission we thought was what was he saying, not what do we make of what he's saying? All right. And during that time the Lite-Brite resolution of it did get better as her brain learned to speak tongue. Because it -- because you're looking at guys who may not exhibit the symptoms of shock necessarily, but over time it becomes impossible for them to go on. But Doug says no, no. But ... JAD: What if you could open up some of those routes? ROBERT: No, but remember. Maybe threatening Ethiopia with withdrawing aid or withdrawing support. I just been through my father-in-law died four months ago. I can always hear the traffic and the sounds of traffic, but not other people. ELLEN: She takes out two fingers on each hand and smashes them together. CARL ZIMMER: I -- I like the way you're thinking. Fast forward about 20 years, he publishes his first book. CARL ZIMMER: When a cell divides, two new copies of DNA go into each new cell, but they also divide up all the ribosomes from the original cell. There are no rules. ROBERT: Okay, so you should start the story, Ellen Horne. and that might put you on the path to making all those hundreds of thousands of proteins. ], [GREG WARNER: Radiolab is supported in part by the National Science Foundation and the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. JAD: And just sitting there, no experiments, no nothing, just thinking, this guy Gamow decides ... CARL ZIMMER: "I think that our cells read our genes three bases at a time.". I certainly did. JAD: Oh, so the readers are already present. This is Interpreter 3940. He's an independent journalist. She would just swivel her head around and feel the patterns on her tongue change. Or was there just no translation? And ... [ARCHIVE CLIP, John Kerry: City of enormous energy and in a country ...]. Being sick is like prison.". For example ... Va, friande de ta bouche, qui se couche ... Like this line that basically says, "Don't wallow in bed. So the definition of translation in biology is taking a sequence in DNA, and using the genetic code to translate it into proteins. DOUGLAS HOFSTADTER: A sick young lady. [FESTIVAL MC: From this state of New Jersey the Roastmaster General Jeff Ross!]. It's called ... DAVID EAGLEMAN: The VEST, which stands for the Variable Extrasensory Sensory Transducer. Where was it? Oh no, I did not. CARL ZIMMER: Okay. ADAM GOPNIK: And Carlin was wonderful about things like that. They have heard that. JAD: So this episode was inspired by a guy named Doug. Instead of burping in your bed. You know, like, "What are you accusing me of not being serious?". Tell us -- you know, like, do you like us? ", NATALIE KELLY: Yeah, "He's in the house." SOREN: And Adam Gopnik surprisingly says maybe not. I think your son was getting married. No, no, no, no, no. Come. And they're -- like, they're factually different food substances. Yeah. The troubled in mind. And ... [ARCHIVE CLIP, John Kerry: I'd be delighted to answer a few questions. How you doing, ladies? Maybe threatening Ethiopia with withdrawing aid or withdrawing support. var opts = { Like, what -- what simple code could I do to do that? And the first line ... DOUGLAS HOFSTADTER: ... is identical to the last line. I'm sorry you're sick. And so it's certainly true that euphemism can be a repellent thing. Ideally the perfect French conversation partner would be someone who: is a native speaker, especially of the kind of French you want to learn most (French from France, Quebecois, French from Cameroon, etc.). ROBERT: And the next person is probably trying to buy trading stamps in Spanish or something. And when we got there, you know, there's, like, huge crowds. The deep secret of life. I mean, is it a big helmet or ... No, it's not. ELLEN: Turns out that Kymme lives part of the year, and -- and she has her entire life in a religious community on the beach in New Jersey. So Emilie was allowed to keep the brain port device for about a year-and-a-half. ROBERT: She's at a comedy show, She's in the show. One minute you're interpreting for -- it could be a celebrity who's booking a hotel or a restaurant in Spain. Like, a lot of bubbles on your tongue and always like prickly, prickly feelings. The troubled in mind. Yeah, there was just a click. Yoo-hoo. GREG WARNER: Hi Ananya, it's Gregory. JAD: It was bigger than Watson and Crick? I imagine somehow, like, underwater creatures? No, Mom. I'm not sure how that's -- you can do that?]. She was there for one girl. What did I see there? Jad the fertilized egg has DNA and these ribosomes. Well, as often happens you wore me down. "We're gonna take off. Do it quick. ", "Dart away from your cage and engage in brave flight, so you might flee the croup.". Crowd goes wild. ADAM GOPNIK: It's not just shells exploding, right? I think it's a fair question. EMILIE GOSSIAUX: He just let me sit with it on for an hour or two hours. And I came up with, you want me to read my first translation? Preferably like a financial transaction, right? It was kind of like that kid's toy Lite-Brite? Long story short, Emilie shows up at the Lighthouse School one day and walks into this room, and a guy named Ed gives her this thing. Or you can't really tell in the second one, it's too disintegrated. ", We have previously called for the release of these individuals, and that is the policy of our government. Each of our senses sends signals into the brain as electricity. [FILM CLIP: These are the casualties of the spirit. ELLEN: And then he looks to his left, and ... [JEFF ROSS: Hi! GREG WARNER: And Kerry looks at him like ... [ARCHIVE CLIP, John Kerry: When I stand up in public and I say something, I try to be serious about it. These are the casualties of the spirit. And so, it’s always a good thing to make your website available in more than one language. JAD: But she says when she put the device on and put that little sensor on her tongue, the sidewalk came alive. I've been asked by, you know, many East African officials, "Are you gonna be serious with me?" DOUGLAS HOFSTADTER: I -- I do want to get to my mother's translation, because my mother's was somehow -- I'm gonna have to look it up here. JAD: Though they were a little heavier than your normal sunglasses she says, because right on the front, like, on the bridge of the nose was a little camera pointing forward. I mean, DNA is just a totally meaningless molecule just flopping around unless there is a way of reading it. JAD: Because DNA got sold to us as, like, this is the first step in understanding the mystery of life, right? "What's he doing?" And we have no more old people in this country. No DNA. LYNN LEVY: Oh my God, you must have gotten so many chicks when you were 16. Which is pretty simple, but Doug would argue no, it was the form. That's a door. This is -- this is for -- this is for the people who want to venture into some well, hideous territory, really. CARL ZIMMER: Okay. Another language on top of English.". ELLEN: And she says the moment Jeff Ross started getting raunchy, she had a choice. "We just want your father to be comfortable. ROBERT: And so Jad discovers that we are all translations. I couldn't see in three dimensions. She was in that position on the stage because she was near where the client was. I loved you on To Catch a Predator. Jeff Ross was clearly using her, but was Kymme okay with that? Sure hope God cures your bod head to feet. And it's a vest that you wear underneath your clothing. But Doug says no, no. Thank you.]. GREG WARNER: And then this guy's like, "Well, every time a journalist is arrested, the U.S. gives a statement about this, but ... [ARCHIVE CLIP, Ananya Sori: These things are ...], [ARCHIVE CLIP, Ananya Sori: Repeated -- repeating very much.]. If there's any deaf ticket buyers, the venue's required by law to provide a sign language interpreter. Though they were a little heavier than your normal sunglasses she says, because right on the front, like, on the bridge of the nose was a little camera pointing forward. A set of molecules come along, attach to it, unzip it. And it obviously means, "Are you gonna pay me a bribe?". He sort of -- before he left the podium he was like, "You know what? CARL ZIMMER: Or in the beginning was the code. This next story actually, we should say, it contains a lot of obscenities. EMILIE GOSSIAUX: I was like, "Oh my God!" GREG WARNER: Usually, I pretend to misunderstand at the key moment. Share this on Facebook (Opens in a new window), Share this on Twitter (Opens in a new window). Or ... EMILIE GOSSIAUX: No, I couldn't see texture. GREG WARNER: And I was like, you know, listen what happened there -- and I almost felt like some kind of cultural guide. Hug from Doug. It's just this -- this crazy, floppy, convulsive collective of molecules. DOUGLAS HOFSTADTER: Exactly the opposite. Douglas prays health be near, my sweet dear.". Because a lot of them were fired. Beginning on July 19, 1870, the war had resulted from the Prussian prime minister Otto von Bismarck's belief that a war with France would strengthen the Instead of burning up in bed. CARL ZIMMER: So here's the quick story. One hundred flowers bloom. Gopnik says the thinking was, you know, it was temporary. It's just this -- this crazy, floppy, convulsive collective of molecules. So here's the quick story. But I knew immediately something was different. Now obviously someone who is blind, their retina is not sending those signals anymore. I get the set list, I go to Lyrics.com. ROBERT: And why is George Carlin mentioned? Sweets let's chew. I fell in love with the poem immediately and memorized it. And he was like, the reason we use euphemism. I mean, I lost the presidential race in 2004 in part because I was deemed too serious by the American public." Sure hope God cures your bod head to feet. "So I just need to think of a clever way of, you know, creating a little code machine where you put in the DNA sequence and then out comes the protein. JAD: Do you think he was aware of the misunderstanding? It has been reported that this Ethiopian anti-terrorism task force will wage social media attacks by getting people to send messages on its behalf. This is the best one. Make your heart palpitate. About bulls*** as he called it. [ARCHIVE CLIP, George Carlin: And it gets worse with every generation.]. It can be very similar to Weltschmerz, but it’s less world and more peer pressure. It's -- you say well, it's nervous exhaustion. "Hi toots. I really -- no, there was some kind of vibration happening. Okay, so just to set the table here. ELLEN: So it made me wonder. You're trying to generalize it. [ARCHIVE CLIP, John Kerry: I want to make sure we get a fair distribution.]. I think that that's -- I think it's a fair question. CARL ZIMMER: Okay. So I found a list of all the sign language translators in the state of New Jersey. Because that's what a translator does. More information about Sloan at. And when I raised him by name in my comments today ...]. That happens. They're behaving the way all human beings do. Fair enough? At this point, producer Tim Howard and producer Soren Wheeler stepped in. Like, I couldn't see their features or whether they were wearing a shirt or shorts or a dress or pants. What "serious" tends to mean is, are you just talking to me or are you serious? And I was like, "But is there a story?" ELLEN: He starts picking folks out of the crowd. You know, I made it clear the tone that he was projecting. My -- my feeling is that even though these translations that we've heard are all very different, they all show something about Clément Marot. Two fives make a 10.]. Thank you. Didn't you pay any attention to the form?" What was his smile like? Lisa is so kind that I couldn't refuse her anything. And you were like, "No.". So Doug sat down and got to work, and quickly became embroiled in the question of, like, how do you translate this poem? Oh 'tis hard, dear recluse. When a cell divides, two new copies of DNA go into each new cell, but they also divide up all the ribosomes from the original cell. Kymme? First off, it’s a smart marketing strategy. The initial thing was oh, these guys are being driven crazy because the shells are exploding all around them on the Western Front. Around 7:30 in the evening, which is embarrassing because I just told you "good morning" in Swahili, but I forgot how to say good evening. I know he was very impatient.]. I was like, "Oh my God!" You're trying to generalize it. No more old people. Well, I just figure jam and jelly, they are words, but the words represent concepts, and the concepts have a kind of a halo around them. I'm suddenly like, "RNA, the ribosome. What do you -- come on! And you feel a buzzing all over your torso. And once the RNA copy is inside this big factory, another kind of RNA comes over and begins to bzzt bzzt bzzt, bzzt bzzt bzzt. JAD: Yeah. Like, hey, this this man is lost to time and now suddenly I get to experience him. EMILIE GOSSIAUX: I think they were doing this study for the FDA. I'm a neuroscientist at Baylor College of Medicine. You say the human nervous system can only take it for so long, and then everybody's nervous system shuts down. It’s properly happening. It's not one thing. Are you doing something? So it sort of has the feel of a palindrome? But then there was this moment. JAD: Now this was just a guess but shortly after, the double helix duo, Watson and Crick ... CARL ZIMMER: ... and a group of other scientists worked it all out. They're broke. adunit_id: 39383896, It's not in French anymore. EMILIE GOSSIAUX: And every time I looked around he'd say, "Oh, that's a chair. And also thanks to transom.org whose series on translation in radio stories got me thinking about some of these stories. The shell goes off. Just get strong. Okay, so he reads the poem, files it away deep in the corner of his mind. "Does he have a gun?" Instead of hurtling out of bed. But if a hundred flowers are blooming, that somehow feels like I'm not getting him at all. ADAM GOPNIK: It was one of his great subjects. They're walking and I could see their legs moving and I could see them -- their gait, but I couldn't see them clearly. And so the whole time she's signing towards the client and seeing her reaction. Which meant she would be in her house alone in her room, and every few minutes ... Hello. I am a person of binges. And I think the fact that I'm doing that is serious. Azza Khalil, who did the Arabic Amazing Grace, and she's the mom of our intern. And somehow suddenly I'm thinking, "Oh, we should be -- we should have been talking about RNA all along.". Does it come from the DNA? He moved it up and down in front of my face. document.write('

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