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Giles Duley: When a reporter becomes the story
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Giles Duley gave up a life of glamour and celebrity as a fashion photographer to travel the world and document the stories of the forgotten and marginalized. While on assignment in Afghanistan he stepped on a landmine, a horrific event that left him a triple amputee. In this moving talk Duley tells us stories of peoples lost and found -- including his. (Filmed at TEDxObserver.)
Giles Duley - Photojournalist
Giles Duley began his career as a fashion photographer. When it was time for a change he found himself on a journey of war and hardship. Full bio
Giles Duley began his career as a fashion photographer. When it was time for a change he found himself on a journey of war and hardship. Full bio
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00:09
Good morning, everyone.
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各位早安。
00:12
When I was first asked to do a TED Talk,
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當我一開始被邀請到 TED 演說時，
00:15
I Googled to try and find out
a little bit more about,
a little bit more about,
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我上網搜尋，想了解一下……
00:20
you know, how it felt to be giving one.
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做 TED 演說是什麼感覺。
00:22
And one of the first things I read
was a speaker in the States
was a speaker in the States
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我最先讀到的，是一位美國的講者，
00:25
saying that she felt fine
until she came onstage,
until she came onstage,
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她說她覺得很好，直到她上了臺，
00:28
and then she saw the timer ticking down.
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然後她看到計時器在倒數。
00:30
(Laughter)
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（笑聲）
00:31
And it reminded her of a bomb.
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那讓她聯想到了炸彈。
00:34
I was thinking,
"That's the last thing I need."
"That's the last thing I need."
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我在想：「那是
我最不需要的東西。」
我最不需要的東西。」
00:36
(Laughter)
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（笑聲）
00:38
(Applause)
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（掌聲）
00:43
Anyway, it's a great privilege to be here.
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總之，能在這裡是我的榮幸。
00:46
I think it's a bit of a joke
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我想這算是個玩笑吧，
00:47
for an editor of a paper to choose
a photographer to open a speaking event.
a photographer to open a speaking event.
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一位報紙編輯選擇一位攝影師
來為演說活動開場。
來為演說活動開場。
00:51
(Laughter)
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（笑聲）
00:52
We're not renowned for our words,
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我們並不是以說話聞名的，
00:54
and I spent the last 40 years
hiding behind a camera
hiding behind a camera
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我過去的四十年都躲在相機後面，
00:57
so I didn't have to speak.
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所以我並不需要說話。
00:59
But I'm here today, and what I want
to talk about are stories
to talk about are stories
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但今天我在這裡了，
我想要談的是故事，
我想要談的是故事，
01:02
and the importance of stories to me
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以及故事對我的重要性，
01:04
and, I think, the importance
of stories to everybody.
of stories to everybody.
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還有，故事對每個人的重要性。
01:06
I'm sure today you'll hear
a lot of stories
a lot of stories
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我相信今天你們會聽到很多故事，
01:09
and, by listening to other
people's stories,
people's stories,
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透過傾聽他人的故事，
01:11
I think we can learn
about the world, about other people
about the world, about other people
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我們能夠了解世界，了解其他人，
01:14
and get a better understanding.
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有更多的認識。
01:16
So I want to talk about three stories
that I've done as a photographer,
that I've done as a photographer,
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我想要談我身為攝影師時
做過的三個故事，
做過的三個故事，
01:20
and how they've inspired me,
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以及它們如何鼓舞了我，
01:22
and how, in my life, I've become
a part of the stories
a part of the stories
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以及我如何變成了
我自己記錄下來的故事
我自己記錄下來的故事
01:25
that I document myself.
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當中的一部分。
如約翰說的，我做了
十年的時尚攝影師
十年的時尚攝影師
01:27
As John said, I was a fashion photographer
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01:30
and music photographer for 10 years.
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以及音樂攝影師。
01:31
I enjoyed it, I had a lot of fun,
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我很享受，很有意思，
01:33
but always wanted to do
something more with my work.
something more with my work.
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但我一直想用我的作品來做更多。
01:36
And storytelling was always
something I wanted to do.
something I wanted to do.
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我一直想要說故事。
01:40
So 10 years ago, I set out
to travel the world,
to travel the world,
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所以，十年前，我決定環遊世界，
01:43
to go and photograph
other people in their situations
other people in their situations
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去拍攝其他人
在他們處境中的情況，
在他們處境中的情況，
01:47
and to record their stories,
to bring them back,
to bring them back,
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記錄他們的故事，帶回來，
01:50
so that other people might understand.
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讓其他人了解。
01:53
But this didn't happen overnight.
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但這不會一夕就發生。
01:55
When I worked as a music photographer
and a fashion photographer,
and a fashion photographer,
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當我還是音樂攝影師
和時尚攝影師時，
和時尚攝影師時，
01:58
I always had this nagging feeling
that there was something missing,
that there was something missing,
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我總是有種很煩惱的感覺，
覺得少了什麼，
覺得少了什麼，
02:01
that I wasn't quite
using my skills productively.
using my skills productively.
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感覺我沒有把我的技巧
做很有生產力的運用。
做很有生產力的運用。
02:04
And it may seem
very obvious, the link, now,
very obvious, the link, now,
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現在回頭看，這個連結很明顯，
02:07
but at the time,
I couldn't really work out
I couldn't really work out
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但在當時，我無法想通
02:09
how could I use my photography
to do something useful.
to do something useful.
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我要如何用我的攝影
來做點有用的事。
來做點有用的事。
02:12
So I gave up photography.
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所以我放棄了攝影。
02:14
I walked away form it completely
and decided to do care work.
and decided to do care work.
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我完全脫離了攝影，
決定去做照護工作。
決定去做照護工作。
02:18
As a care worker, I started looking
after a young guy called Nick.
after a young guy called Nick.
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擔任照護工作者時，我開始
照顧一個叫尼克的年輕人。
照顧一個叫尼克的年輕人。
02:24
Nick has autism, very severe autism.
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尼克有自閉症，很嚴重的自閉症。
02:27
But over the years of looking after him,
we became very close friends.
we became very close friends.
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但照顧他多年之後，
我們變成了很親的朋友。
我們變成了很親的朋友。
02:31
I would give him a 24-hour care,
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我會二十四小時照顧他，
02:32
we would go off and do things
from swimming, going for walks ...
from swimming, going for walks ...
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我們會去做各種事，從游泳到散步，
02:36
all sorts.
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什麼都有。
02:38
Bit by bit, though,
as I got to know him better,
as I got to know him better,
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雖然，我慢慢地更了解他，
02:40
I realized that his story
wasn't being told.
wasn't being told.
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我知道他的故事並沒有被說出。
02:43
He self-harmed, he would punch himself
quite a lot in the face.
quite a lot in the face.
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他會傷害自己，
他常常會揍自己的臉。
他常常會揍自己的臉。
02:48
And nobody really got to see that.
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沒有人真的看到他那麼做。
02:53
So this is Nick.
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這是尼克。
02:55
He used to describe his life
as living downstairs at a party.
as living downstairs at a party.
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他以前會形容他的人生
就像是住在派對的樓下。
就像是住在派對的樓下。
02:59
He said he could hear
the party in the kitchen,
the party in the kitchen,
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他說他能在廚房裡聽到派對，
03:02
but he felt like he was always
trapped in the basement,
trapped in the basement,
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但他覺得他總是被困在地下室，
他自己的小世界中，
03:04
in his own little world,
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想要參與派對，但無法走上樓。
03:06
wanting to be part of the party
but not able to walk upstairs.
but not able to walk upstairs.
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03:11
So I documented his life.
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所以我記錄了他的人生。
03:12
I started to photograph it,
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我開始拍相關的照片，
03:14
not really with any intention
of doing anything with the pictures,
of doing anything with the pictures,
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拍那些照片並沒有
特別的意圖要做什麼，
特別的意圖要做什麼，
03:17
but just as a way of recording.
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只是一種記錄的方式。
03:19
And as I started doing that, I realized
that I could tell somebody's story
that I could tell somebody's story
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當我開始那麼做時，
我發現我可以透過攝影
來訴說別人的故事。
來訴說別人的故事。
03:23
through my photographs.
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03:27
As I said, Nick would self-harm.
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如我所說的，尼克會自我傷害。
03:29
He would punch himself in the face.
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他會揍自己的臉。
03:32
And nobody really got to see that.
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且沒有人真的能看到他那麼做。
03:37
As we built up a kind
of closer friendship,
of closer friendship,
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隨著我們建立起更親密的友誼，
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he finally would allow me
to actually see him doing this
to actually see him doing this
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他終於允許我看他這麼做，
03:43
and to document it.
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並做記錄。
03:45
It was a moment of trust.
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那是個信賴的時刻。
03:49
The social services were not
particularly good at helping Nick,
particularly good at helping Nick,
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社會服務對尼克的幫助不太大，
03:52
and they said that he wouldn't be
self-harming as bad as we said.
self-harming as bad as we said.
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他們說，他自我傷害的情況
沒有我們說的那麼糟。
沒有我們說的那麼糟。
03:56
So one day, I took a photograph
of when he'd really been self-harming.
of when he'd really been self-harming.
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有天，當他真的在自我傷害時，
我拍了一張照片。
我拍了一張照片。
04:02
We took that to the social services,
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我們把照片拿給社會服務的人看，
04:04
and their reaction was immediately
incredibly different,
incredibly different,
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他們的反應馬上就大大不同，
04:06
and they managed to get a lot of help.
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他們想辦法去找了很多協助。
04:09
And I'm glad to say now,
eight years later,
eight years later,
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我很高興能說，八年後的現在，
04:11
I actually spoke to Nick last night,
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我昨晚和尼克說過話，
04:13
and he wanted to let me know
that he was feeling a lot better,
that he was feeling a lot better,
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他想要讓我知道，他覺得好多了，
04:16
and he doesn't do
the self-harming anymore.
the self-harming anymore.
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他也不再自我傷害了。
04:19
And in some small way,
I hope that the photographs
I hope that the photographs
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我希望我的照片以某種微小的方式
04:22
was a part of that process.
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在那改變的過程中有所貢獻。
04:24
The main thing it did is it inspired
me to go out with my camera
me to go out with my camera
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它最主要的結果，
是鼓舞我帶著我的相機走出去，
是鼓舞我帶著我的相機走出去，
04:28
and to tell other people's stories.
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去訴說別人的故事。
04:32
One of the stories I did
was in Kutupalong,
was in Kutupalong,
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我有個故事是在庫圖帕朗，
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on the border of Burma and Bangladesh.
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那是緬甸和孟加拉共和國的邊境。
04:40
Here, the Rohingyas refugees
have been left,
have been left,
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洛興雅難民被留在這裡，
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pretty much to rot,
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可說是等死，
04:44
for over 20 years.
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二十年來都如此。
04:46
This is a picture of the unofficial camp.
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這是非正式難民營的照片。
04:48
At the top, you can see
the official UN camp.
the official UN camp.
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在上面，能看到
正式的聯合國難民營。
正式的聯合國難民營。
04:52
All these huts are the unofficial camps.
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所有這些小屋都是非正式的難民營。
04:55
Literally, the raw sewage
runs through the camp.
runs through the camp.
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未處理的污水流過營區。
04:59
The people there have been forgotten,
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那裡的人都被遺忘了，
05:01
so I thought it was important to go
and document their stories.
and document their stories.
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我認為去那裡記錄
他們的故事是很重要的。
他們的故事是很重要的。
05:04
So I arranged with the village elder;
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所以我和村落長老做了安排；
05:06
the people would come along the next day,
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隔天會有人過來，
05:08
and I would take portraits
of all these people
of all these people
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我會拍這些人的照片，
05:11
and record their stories.
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並記錄他們的故事。
05:13
So as the time went on,
I turned up in the morning,
I turned up in the morning,
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隨時間過去，我在早上露面了，
05:16
I put a big, white sheet up,
and I started to photograph these people.
and I started to photograph these people.
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我搭起了一張大白床單，
開始拍攝這些人。
開始拍攝這些人。
05:21
Suddenly, though, everything
got a bit out of control,
got a bit out of control,
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但，突然間，一切有點失控，
05:24
and, although it was still dawn,
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雖然那時仍然是黎明，
05:26
we were filled in this small
little compound we had made
little compound we had made
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我們搭建的這個小場地中
塞滿了數百人，
塞滿了數百人，
05:29
with literally hundreds of people
turning up with ailments and diseases
turning up with ailments and diseases
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他們有病痛和疾病，
05:34
and just ... a hopeless situation.
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還有……就是一個沒希望的情況。
05:38
And that's exactly
what their situation is -- helpless.
what their situation is -- helpless.
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他們的情況就是這樣──無助。
05:41
A child with a tumor that nobody helped,
who was slowly suffocating.
who was slowly suffocating.
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有個小孩得了腫瘤，
沒人能協助，他慢慢在窒息。
沒人能協助，他慢慢在窒息。
05:47
I got in a bit of a panic,
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我開始有點慌張，
05:49
because these people were
coming up to me, desperate,
coming up to me, desperate,
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因為這些十分絕望的人來找我，
05:51
and I was trying to explain
to the village elder
to the village elder
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我試著向村落長老解釋，
05:54
that I was not a doctor,
and I couldn't help these people.
and I couldn't help these people.
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我不是醫生，我無法協助這些人。
05:56
And the village elder
turned to me and he said,
turned to me and he said,
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村落長老轉向我說：
05:59
"No, it's really important;
these people know you're not a doctor,
these people know you're not a doctor,
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「不，這很重要，
這些人知道你不是醫生，
這些人知道你不是醫生，
06:02
but at least somebody
is now telling their story,
is now telling their story,
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但至少現在有人在說他們的故事了，
06:04
and somebody is recording
what is happening to them."
what is happening to them."
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且有人在記錄他們所發生的事。」
對我來說，那是個美好的時刻。
06:08
And it was a good moment for me.
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06:10
It was a realization
that maybe it was worthwhile
that maybe it was worthwhile
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我了解到，來這裡做這些事情，
06:14
going off and doing these things.
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可能的確是值得的。
06:17
Another story that inspired me
was in Odessa, in Ukraine.
was in Odessa, in Ukraine.
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另一個鼓舞我的故事，
發生在烏克蘭的敖得薩。
發生在烏克蘭的敖得薩。
06:21
I was documenting a bunch of street kids.
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我在記錄一群街頭的孩子。
我最後和他們一起住在
非法佔據的空屋中，
非法佔據的空屋中，
06:24
I ended up actually living
with them in a squat,
with them in a squat,
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06:26
which I can say was an experience.
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那真的是種體驗。
06:30
Many late nights of vodka-fueled violence
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常常晚上很晚才睡，
伏特加導致暴力，
伏特加導致暴力，
06:33
with me sitting in the corner with my bag,
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我則帶著我的包包坐在牆角，
06:35
just going, "When was this a good idea?"
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唸著：「這怎麼會是個好主意？」
06:37
(Laughter)
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（笑聲）
06:39
I would say it's moments
like that when I think,
like that when I think,
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就是在這樣子的時刻，我會想：
「我為何離開時尚界？」
06:41
"Why did I leave the fashion world?"
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06:43
But they were great kids,
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但他們是很棒的孩子，
06:44
and on the last day,
they took me down to the sea
they took me down to the sea
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最後一天，他們帶我去海邊，
06:48
for a sort of trip, a sort of farewell.
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算是種旅行，道別之旅。
06:51
There they are, drinking vodka.
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這就是他們，在喝伏特加。
06:52
And then Serge, who was the oldest
and the most violent --
and the most violent --
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賽吉是他們當中
最年長也最暴力的──
最年長也最暴力的──
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he'd just got out of the prison
for stabbing somebody --
for stabbing somebody --
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他剛出獄，
之前因為刺傷人而坐牢──
之前因為刺傷人而坐牢──
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comes and puts his arm around me
and says, "We go swimming."
and says, "We go swimming."
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他過來用手勾搭著我說：
「我們去游泳。」
「我們去游泳。」
07:01
Now, I have to say, I had
a "Lonely Planet" guide to Ukraine
a "Lonely Planet" guide to Ukraine
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我得要說，我有《孤獨星球》
出版的烏克蘭指南，
出版的烏克蘭指南，
07:05
and in it, it gave some advice.
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指南中有一些忠告。
07:08
And in that advice was,
"Do not talk to the street kids,
"Do not talk to the street kids,
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忠告是：「不要和街頭孩子說話，
07:13
at no point leave your baggage unattended
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不論何時都不要
讓你的行李沒人注意，
讓你的行李沒人注意，
07:16
and in all counts, do not go swimming."
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且絕對不要游泳。」
07:19
(Laughter)
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（笑聲）
07:21
So I was like, "I don't know
if this is a good idea."
if this is a good idea."
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我說：「我不確定
這是不是個好主意。」
這是不是個好主意。」
07:24
Serge has got his arm around me.
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賽吉的手臂還繞著我。
我說：「好。」
所以我就在那兒了。
所以我就在那兒了。
07:27
I'm like, "OK." So there I am.
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07:29
(Laughter)
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（笑聲）
07:30
I literally handed all my cameras,
all my equipment, to these street kids.
all my equipment, to these street kids.
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我真的就把我所有的相機、
裝備都留在那些孩子那裡。
裝備都留在那些孩子那裡。
07:33
And they took it.
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他們拿走了。
07:35
It's kind of funny to know,
if you look in the background,
if you look in the background,
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蠻好笑的一件事，
你們可以看看背景，
你們可以看看背景，
07:38
you can see the other street kids
who didn't get in the water go,
who didn't get in the water go,
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可以看到沒有下水的
其他街頭孩子在說：
其他街頭孩子在說：
「你為什麼要下水？」
07:41
"Why would you get in that water?"
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07:43
But one of the little kids, Lilic,
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其中一個小孩叫立力克，
07:44
he was the one who had taken my camera,
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就是他拿走我的相機，
07:46
and he started taking photographs.
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他開始拍照。
07:48
He was really excited by this camera.
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這臺相機讓他很興奮。
07:50
And we talked a lot about
how I was going to get him a camera
how I was going to get him a camera
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我們談了很多，談我要
如何幫他弄一臺相機，
如何幫他弄一臺相機，
07:53
and would return and we could start
to teach him photography.
to teach him photography.
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且我要回來並開始教他攝影。
他對事物很有眼光。
07:56
He had a real eye for things.
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07:58
That's him, there.
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那裡的就是他。
08:00
That was taken on the last
evening I was there.
evening I was there.
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那張照片是我待在那裡的
最後一晚拍的。
最後一晚拍的。
08:03
I'd been staying there, but that night,
I left to go and collect my things.
I left to go and collect my things.
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我一直待在那裡，但那晚，
我離開了，去收拾我的東西。
我離開了，去收拾我的東西。
08:06
And when I came back
in the morning, he was dead.
in the morning, he was dead.
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當我早上回來時，他死了。
08:10
He had taken a lot of pills
and a lot of vodka.
and a lot of vodka.
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他吃了很多藥丸，喝了很多伏特加。
08:13
And he had passed out in the night
and didn’t recover.
and didn’t recover.
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他晚上昏了過去，就沒再醒來。
這件事同樣也提醒了我
08:17
Again, it was another reminder
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為什麼我要記錄這些人的故事：
08:19
of maybe why I should record
these people's stories:
these people's stories:
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因為他們的生命是重要的，
08:21
because their lives are important,
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而我去記錄他們的生命也是重要的。
08:23
and it's important
for me to document them.
for me to document them.
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08:26
Then in February of last year,
when I was on patrol in Afghanistan,
when I was on patrol in Afghanistan,
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接著，去年二月，
我在阿富汗巡邏時，
我在阿富汗巡邏時，
08:30
I stepped on an IED.
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我踩到了土製爆炸物。
08:34
That's me down there, somewhere.
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那是我，在那裡某處。
08:37
I became part of the story.
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我變成了故事的一部分。
08:39
At first, I was devastated
by what had happened, obviously.
by what had happened, obviously.
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一開始，這事很明顯讓我震驚難過。
08:44
I thought my work was over,
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我認為我的工作完了，
08:46
I thought everything
didn't make sense to me.
didn't make sense to me.
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我認為一切對我不再有意義。
08:50
And then I realized:
I never set out to Congo,
I never set out to Congo,
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接著我發現：我從來沒去過剛果、
08:53
to Angola, to Bangladesh
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安哥拉、孟加拉共和國，
08:55
to take photographs.
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去拍照。
08:56
I went to those places because I wanted
to make some kind of change,
to make some kind of change,
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我去那些地方是因為
我想要做些改變，
我想要做些改變，
09:00
and photography happened to be my tool.
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而攝影剛好是我的工具。
接著我意識到，在許多意義上，
我的身體是個活生生的例子，
我的身體是個活生生的例子，
09:03
And then I became aware
that my body was, in many ways,
that my body was, in many ways,
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09:07
a living example
of what war does to somebody.
of what war does to somebody.
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說明戰爭對一個人的影響。
09:09
And I realized I could use
my own experience, my own body,
my own experience, my own body,
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我了解到我可以用
我自己的經驗，我自己的身體，
我自己的經驗，我自己的身體，
09:13
to tell that story.
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來說故事。
09:15
And it was also by looking back
at the other people I've documented.
at the other people I've documented.
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我也回頭看了我所記錄的其他人。
09:19
I thought of Nick, and I thought
of his resilience.
of his resilience.
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我想到尼克，我想到他的韌性。
09:22
I thought of the Rohingyas
and the fact that they have no hope.
and the fact that they have no hope.
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我想到沒有希望的洛興雅難民。
09:27
I thought of Lilic and a lost life.
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我想到立力克和失去的生命。
09:30
And in fact, it was the stories
that I've documented
that I've documented
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事實上，是我所記錄下來的
故事鼓舞了我，
故事鼓舞了我，
09:33
that inspired me to get
through the last year,
through the last year,
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讓我能渡過去年，
09:36
to survive,
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能活下來，
09:38
to get back up on my new legs
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能用新的腳站起來，
09:40
and to be able to come
and tell their stories,
and tell their stories,
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能夠來這裡說他們的故事，
09:42
but also my own story.
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還有我自己的故事。
09:45
So I did a self-portrait,
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所以我做了張自畫像，
09:48
because I wanted to show everybody
what a bomb does to somebody,
what a bomb does to somebody,
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我想讓大家看看炸彈對人的影響，
09:51
but also to show that losing your limbs
doesn't end your life;
doesn't end your life;
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也想讓大家看看，失去肢體
並不表示人生就此終結；
並不表示人生就此終結；
09:55
that you can have
what people say is disability,
what people say is disability,
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你可能有別人所謂的殘障，
09:57
but not be disabled;
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但不要因此失能；
09:59
that you can be able to do anything
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你還是能做任何事，
10:01
if you put your mind to it
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如果你全心全意投入它，
10:02
and have belief in it.
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並相信它。
10:06
It's strange,
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很奇怪，
10:07
but in many ways I look
at where I was a year ago,
at where I was a year ago,
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從許多方面，
我看看一年前我在哪裡，
我看看一年前我在哪裡，
10:09
and I look at where I am now,
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再看看現在我在哪裡，
10:11
and I realize that I have
a lot of things I didn't have then.
a lot of things I didn't have then.
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我發現有很多東西是我當時沒有的。
10:14
I wouldn't be sitting here right now
if this hadn't happened.
if this hadn't happened.
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如果沒發生那件事，
我現在就不會坐在這裡。
我現在就不會坐在這裡。
我就不能讓你們看那些照片，
10:17
I wouldn't have been able
to show you those photographs
to show you those photographs
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告訴你們那些故事。
10:19
and tell you those stories.
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十年前我很幸運，我坐下來，
10:21
I was lucky 10 years ago,
when I sat down and I tried to work out
when I sat down and I tried to work out
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試著想出我能做什麼
來讓世界有所不同。
來讓世界有所不同。
10:24
what I could do to make
a difference in this world.
a difference in this world.
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10:27
I realized that my photography
was a tool and a way to do it.
was a tool and a way to do it.
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我發現我的攝影是一個工具，
也是造成改變的方式。
也是造成改變的方式。
10:31
I think that's what's really key.
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我想那就是關鍵。
10:33
It's that we all can
be part of that wheel.
be part of that wheel.
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我們都能成為那齒輪的一部分。
10:36
We can all be cogs in a wheel of change.
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我們都能夠是改變之輪上的齒輪。
10:39
We can all make a difference.
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我們都能造成不同。
10:40
Everybody here has an ability
to use something
to use something
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這裡的每個人都有能力
去使用某樣事物，
去使用某樣事物，
10:43
to make a difference to the world.
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讓世界上變得不同。
10:45
We can all sit in front of the TV and go,
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我們可以都坐在電視前說：
10:48
"I don't know what to do
about it," and forget about it.
about it," and forget about it.
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「我不知道該怎麼做。」
然後就忘了這事。
然後就忘了這事。
10:50
But the reality is that we can
all do something.
all do something.
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但事實是，我們都能做點什麼。
可能只是寫一封信。
10:53
It might be just writing a letter.
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可能是站在臨時表演臺上演說。
10:55
It might be standing
on a soapbox and talking.
on a soapbox and talking.
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10:57
It might be just recording
somebody's story
somebody's story
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可能只是記錄別人的故事
10:59
and telling it to somebody else.
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然後告訴其他人。
11:01
But every single one of us here,
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但這裡的每一個人，
如果我們想要造成改變，
我們辦得到，沒有什麼能阻止我們。
我們辦得到，沒有什麼能阻止我們。
11:03
if we want to make a difference, we can,
an there is nothing to stop us.
an there is nothing to stop us.
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我們也都有我們
自己的經驗可以運用。
自己的經驗可以運用。
11:06
And we all have our own experiences
that we can use as well.
that we can use as well.
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11:10
So really, that's all I wanted
to talk about today.
to talk about today.
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所以，這就是我今天想談的。
11:13
I just wanted to say that life
goes on all around the world.
goes on all around the world.
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我只是想要說，在世界各地，
人生都會繼續下去。
人生都會繼續下去。
11:18
People are going through terrible things.
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人們在經歷很可怕的事。
我們每個人都在經歷
自己的可怕經驗。
自己的可怕經驗。
11:21
Everyone of us is going
through our own terrible experience.
through our own terrible experience.
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但如果我們能分享那些事，
說我們的故事，
說我們的故事，
11:24
But if we share those
and we talk about stories,
and we talk about stories,
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11:26
then we can inspire each other
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我們就能鼓舞彼此，
11:27
to get through our own bad experiences.
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撐過我們自己的糟糕經驗。
11:30
I know that the people I've recorded
have gotten me to this point.
have gotten me to this point.
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我知道我曾記錄的那些人
讓我能走到現在這一步。
讓我能走到現在這一步。
11:34
And I hope in some small way,
the stories I've been able to tell you
the stories I've been able to tell you
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我希望我所告訴你們的故事
也能稍微以某種方式，
也能稍微以某種方式，
11:37
will help you get through things.
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協助你們渡過一些事。
11:39
And in turn, I hope you will use
your experiences to help others.
your experiences to help others.
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接著，我希望你們會用
你們的經驗再來協助他人。
你們的經驗再來協助他人。
11:43
Thank you very much.
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非常謝謝。
11:44
(Applause)
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（掌聲）
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Giles Duley - PhotojournalistGiles Duley began his career as a fashion photographer. When it was time for a change he found himself on a journey of war and hardship.
Why you should listen
Giles was a photographer who, some years ago, tired of celebrity photoshoots and the attendant egos and tantrums that often accompanied them. He flung his camera on the photoshoot bed and it bounced out the window into the streets of SoHo, London. At that point he decided to change course and dedicated himself to using his camera to "tell unheard stories of those caught in conflict and economic hardship around the world." His work took him to Sudan, Angola, Ukraine and Bangladesh, among other places. Early in 2011, on assignment in Afghanistan, Duley stepped on a landmine. Despite the fact that the horrific accident left Duley a triple amputee, he continues to dedicate his life to telling stories through photography.
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