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EP188 [全英] 英文听力到底怎么练？一直听播客、看美剧，听力就会进步吗？ (opens the original)
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别再硬听听不懂的英文，从你真正喜欢的东西开始 Why “Just Listen More” Is Bad Advice Today, I want to talk about probably one of the most common questions I see people asking online, especially on platforms like Xiaohongshu: How do I improve my English listening? Should I listen to English podcasts every day? Should I watch American TV shows? Should I turn off the subtitles? Should I listen to the news? And since you’re listening to Blend Inn right now, maybe you’re wondering: If I just keep listening to this podcast, w
EP187 加州、德州还有美国有近 30% 的 GDP，以前都是墨西哥的？ (opens the original)
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一场战争，如何改写美国与墨西哥的命运 今天这集想跟大家讲讲有趣的历史故事。今天美国将近 30% 的 GDP，来自几个不到 200 年前都曾经属于墨西哥的州。包括全美经济最大的 California，第二大的 Texas，还有 Arizona、New Mexico、Nevada、Utah。光是 California 跟 Texas，今天加起来就占了美国 GDP 超过 23%。 所以换个角度想：今天美国差不多每四块钱的经济产出，就有超过一块来自这两个以前曾经属于墨西哥的地方。 但如果我们把时间倒回不到 200 年前——这些地方根本都不是美国。 这场战争只打了不到两年，从 1846 到 1848。但打完之后，墨西哥失去了超过一半的国土，而美国的版图则一路延伸到 Pacific Ocean。 How did Mexico lose half of its country? How did that change the fate of both countries? � 本期的知识卡片我们整理在下面啦： � English Learning Card｜How the Mexican-Ameri
EP186 [全英] Is AI Going to Kill Us All? (opens the original)
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Why Some AI Researchers Think There’s a 10% Chance Imagine you’re about to board a plane, and someone tells you there’s more than a 10% chance it could crash. Would you still get on? Now imagine the plane is artificial intelligence—and the possible outcome isn’t a crash, but the extinction of humanity. It sounds like science fiction. But some of the people building advanced AI genuinely believe the risk is real. So where does that “10%” come from? What are AI researchers actually afraid of? And
EP185 [全英访谈] 生活没有按计划走，然后呢？关于癌症、转行与重新开始 (opens the original)
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欢迎收听我们“无界故事 (Stories Without Borders)”的第四期节目！ Simone 的人生，很难用一条直线来概括。 她大学学的是编剧和电影，毕业后却先后进入英语教育、财富管理、资产管理，后来又在三十多岁搬到纽约，在 NYU Stern 攻读 MBA，并转向科技与战略领域。 但在纽约生活期间，她又经历了一次完全没有准备过的人生转折：确诊患癌。 这一期「无界故事」，David 和 Simone 从这段经历聊起。她分享了自己从发现身体异常、确诊，到化疗、两次手术和放疗的过程，也谈到在最困难的时候，真正支撑她的并不是什么宏大的勇气，而只是“去做下一件必须做的事”。 癌症改变了她，但她并不希望自己的人生被“癌症幸存者”这个标签定义。对她来说，一段艰难的经历可以成为人生的一部分，却不必成为全部。 我们也聊到了 Simone 一次次重新开始的经历：为什么从电影转向金融并不意味着“浪费了过去”；一个内向的人如何面对 MBA 里的 networking 和求职；为什么 FOMO 最后变成了 JOMO；以及一个三十三岁才搬到美国的人，是如何把英语练到可以用它工作、表达和创作的。 这也
EP184 [全英] Why Is Making Friends So Hard as an Adult? (opens the original)
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How Modern Life Made Connection Easier—and Friendship Harder Today, I want to talk about something that sounds very simple, but the more I think about it, the more complicated it becomes: Why is it so hard to make friends as an adult? According to a major report released by the WHO last year, roughly one in six people around the world experiences loneliness. And interestingly, loneliness is actually more common among adolescents and young adults than among older people. You can be 25, living in
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