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You tell me.
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[People clapping]
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United - wait, ready.
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"United we win, divided we fall",
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It was a phrase that was commonly used
during World War II,
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it was used by the Allies
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when they decided to
take arms against the Axis
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which was composed by the Italians,
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the Germans, the Japanese,
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and years later we would have
our revenge against them
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when we decided to put ketchup on pizza,
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when we decided to put creme cheese on sushi,
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and perfected the german bratwurst
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when we turned it into "salchipulpos".
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You're welcome, world, you're welcome.
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"United we win, divided we fall"
was a phrase used
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to create union and
understanding in the world,
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because when the world unites
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to do amazing things, it turns out great.
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Just like Fridays For Future.
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This organization which is
warning us about this problem
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we have, which is global warming.
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Or what about when the Mexican
national football team plays
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we all put on our shirts,
we literally put on our shirts
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or harder cases,
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when we decided to break
the Guinness record
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of people dancing Thriller.
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Again, by Mexicans,
you're welcome, world, again.
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But there is something which
unites us more and that's hatred.
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We love hating, have you noticed?
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We're always looking for new ways to hate,
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be it the ending of Game of Thrones,
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or you're Luis Miguel's father
and you did a lot of harm to your son,
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a classic,
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or you didn't tell your siblings
where the corpse of your father is.
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It could happen to anyone.
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And I want to introduce you
to my friend, the accordion
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because I don't know everything.
Actually, I do,
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but there are words that are difficult
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because I would say we love hating.
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And in Mexico,
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you either like soccer
or you go for America.
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there's no inbetween.
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But really people get so fired up
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and they're always attacking poor America
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well, I really don't care about that
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The stadiums get packed,
not to see your team win
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but to see America lose.
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We hate so much
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- and this is one of the topics
I want to talk about today
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the virtue of the mighty
American eagles, just kidding
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It's not true, it's not true.
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I'm here to talk about polarization,
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political polarization
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Alright,
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By definition this is polarization:
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extreme positions in ideologies.
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But hey, don't worry
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a lot of people must be
getting scared and thinking
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that I'm going to behave
like a Jehova's Witness
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Knock on their door, tell them
what to think and what not
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and the PAN already exists,
I'm not interested in doing that too
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but sit tight because at the end
there will be picture of kittens
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wearing human glasses, not yet though
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There are two types of polarization
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élite and mass
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the élite one refers
to the people's ideals
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sorry, to those of the political parties
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and the mass one refers
to the people's ideals.
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Right now we're experiencing a bizarre
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combination of the two
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because the political parties,
I don't know if you noticed,
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are stealing the people's ideals
in order to get voted.
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And this isn't even the worst,
further on I'm going to tell you
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what the worst in all of this is.
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Political polarization comes
from a logical fallacy
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known as a "false dilemma"
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in which you a situation occurs
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and only two options are introduced
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as though they are the only available ones
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leaving out a third or a fourth option
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which could solve the problem
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but we ignore them
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and usually these two options are extreme.
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I'm going to make a very clear example:
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let's say I go to a restaurant
and I ask what's on the menu
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and they say: There's two things
there's this lettuce
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which was grown by Triqui children
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and it's going to give you diarrhea, ok?
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Or we have these hamburgers
we call artery-blockers
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that are so rich, so delicious
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yes, they take away two years
off your life expectancy
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but who wants to live to 80 anyway?
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And that's what this is all about
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because political polarization
is like the Jonah Hill of politics
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the man knows no middle ground.
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But let's make some examples
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let's see what is happening in the world
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let's examine the clearest
example there is
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the United States.
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In the Unites States
there are two political parties:
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the democrats and the republicans
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and we live in a time when
Obama with the democrats
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was in charge and he did very well
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however, the republicans got their revenge
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and this man won.
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You know,
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Donald Trump won by
polarizing his country
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he promised to erase absolutely
everything that Obama had done
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and he did that while riding an eagle
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waving an American flag
with a rifle in his hand
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and exploding Mount Rushmore.
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This picture is real
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don't ask me how I got it
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it's a real picture,
in case you were wondering, yes
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The United States did a 180° turn
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in its politics.
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And if you know someone who says
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they turned their life around by 360°
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this person is right
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because they were stupid,
they had a complete turn around
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they reached a point where
they could have been smart
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and then went back to being stupid
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because that doesn't happen.
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This joke was stolen from me
by a damn fucking pacheco
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thanks Milton, don't worry.
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Let's examine other cases,
the case of Brazil
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Brazil, hey
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con Lula da Silva
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who was a leftist president
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and what do you know
it didn't work very well
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therefore, that they went to
the extreme with Bolsonaro
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Bolsonaro, I'm gonna show like this
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like the "Bronco" is dancing samba
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it's a perfect example, let me tell you.
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Let's move on to the UK
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UK
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My god, UK
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the leader of the conservative party
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and person who left the car window open
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Boris Johnson
this person
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divided his country by saying
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"I want the UK to exit the EU"
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and this person is the Prime Minister.
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These things are actually
happening in the world.
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What about Mexico?
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You know what Mexico is like, right?
You know
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I don't need to explain how things
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work around here.
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But something I would
really like to tell you
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is that everyone is extreme
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this hasn't been clear to us
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everyone is extreme
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and we don't understand that
any extreme position
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is dangerous
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except him!
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Except that, they're all dangerous.
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And here comes my first question:
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No really, what's up with
Boris Johnson's hair?
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It looks like they squeezed an orange
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and left it like that, that could be it.
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My real question is:
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What is the real danger
of political polarization?
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Let's not forget that we're talking about
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élite polarization and mass polarization
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we said that they're gaining weight
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they're conquering people
to conquer votes.
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but that's not the big issue
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I'm breathing heavily
because it gives me courage.
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Because we're split
into two groups, people
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they're splitting us into two groups
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and we're not even noticing.
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because they are obstinate in this
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they want to make us believe that
you're either with one or with the other
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so we don't understand what's real.
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You are beginning to understand
what the point is now, huh?
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The worst offender is Twitter.
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It's Twitter.
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I don't know if you've
ever been on Twitter
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You could put anything on Twitter
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"Tangerines are delicious."
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Doesn't matter!
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Someone is going to show up to tell you
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"AH, you think tangerines are delicious?
Mussolini loved tangerines.
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Do you like that, you damn fascist?"
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This is where we're at.
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It happened to me.