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0:01This is Flyboys, an otherwise unremarkable 2006 action movie, except for this one thing.这是Flyboys, 一部2006年的动作电影, 除了这个之外。
0:08It saw the debut of an actor named David Ellison.它看到了一个叫大卫·埃里森的演员的首演.
0:11Any questions?有问题吗?
0:12Will we be back by lunch?我们中午回来吗?
0:13But it's not his performance that's notable.但是他的表现并不引人注目.
0:16It's that a 23-year-old USC film school dropout at least partly paid for the film's unrecouped是一名23岁的USC电影学校的辍学者 花了至少一部分钱来弥补这部电影的失忆
0:22production budget.生产预算。
0:23See, David is tech billionaire Larry Ellison's son, and 20 years later, with his family waiting你看,大卫是技术亿万富翁 拉里·埃里森的儿子, 20年后,他的家人等待
0:28in the wings, he's poised to take over a major pillar of Hollywood.在翅膀中,他准备接管好莱坞的主要支柱。
0:32That's movie producer David Ellison gaming out a potential deal to take charge of Paramount那是电影制片人David Ellison 策划一个潜在的交易 来负责派拉蒙
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1This is Flyboys, an otherwise unremarkable 2006 action movie, except for this one thing.这是Flyboys, 一部2006年的动作电影, 除了这个之外。
2It saw the debut of an actor named David Ellison.它看到了一个叫大卫·埃里森的演员的首演.
3Any questions?有问题吗?
4Will we be back by lunch?我们中午回来吗?
5But it's not his performance that's notable.但是他的表现并不引人注目.
6It's that a 23-year-old USC film school dropout at least partly paid for the film's unrecouped是一名23岁的USC电影学校的辍学者 花了至少一部分钱来弥补这部电影的失忆
7production budget.生产预算。
8See, David is tech billionaire Larry Ellison's son, and 20 years later, with his family waiting你看,大卫是技术亿万富翁 拉里·埃里森的儿子, 20年后,他的家人等待
9in the wings, he's poised to take over a major pillar of Hollywood.在翅膀中,他准备接管好莱坞的主要支柱。
10That's movie producer David Ellison gaming out a potential deal to take charge of Paramount那是电影制片人David Ellison 策划一个潜在的交易 来负责派拉蒙
11Global.全球网.
12Bringing even more tech billions to our screens.给我们的屏幕带来更多科技资源
13You need to know the Ellisons.你该了解埃利森一家
14Not just because they're rich, not just because they're princes of tech, but because they're不只是因为他们很有钱 不仅仅是因为他们是科技的王子
15becoming a major force in Hollywood.成为好莱坞的主要力量.
16We'll explain.我们会解释的
17Larry Ellison, David's father, is among the world's richest people.大卫的父亲拉里·埃里森是世界上最富有的人之一.
18Even if his large stock holdings make it hard to pinpoint just how rich he is.即使他的大股票 很难确定他有多有钱
19Due to a recent hot streak in the stock market, Bloomberg pegged him at $168 billion on September由于最近股市暴涨,彭博公司于9月以1 680亿美元锁定了他
2010th, 2024 (英语).
21Quartz had him at $192 billion on September 12th, and a day later CNBC said he spikedQuartz在9月12日以1,920亿美元收买他,一天后CNBC说他猛增
22at $208 billion.2 080亿美元。
23His net worth ballooned by $40 billion in two days by simply existing, briefly surpassing他的网络价值在两天内暴涨了400亿美元 仅仅通过存在,短暂的超越
24Jeff Bezos to become the world's second richest person.杰夫·贝佐斯成为世界第二富有的人.
25Of course, with great money comes great marketability.当然,有了大钱,就有了大市场。
26There are breathless fortune covers, a cameo in Iron Man 2, and an endless parade of headshots铁人2号的卡通 和无休止的头部枪战
27and society photos, sometimes with some new ingenue.和一些社会照片, 有时有一些新的创意。
28But Larry Ellison didn't start rich.但拉里·埃里森并没有开始发财.
29A great aunt and accountant uncle adopted Larry and raised him in a safe community in一个伟大的姨妈和会计叔叔收养了拉里,并在一个安全的社区里抚养他。
30South Chicago, albeit too modest for Larry's taste.南芝加哥,虽然太谦虚 拉里的味道。
31Even in his childhood, he was a nonconformist, ignoring class to read his own books and enrolling即使在童年时代,他也是个不守规矩的人,无视班级去读自己的书和报名
32in at least two colleges before dropping out.退学前至少两所大学
33In his 20s and early 30s, he struggled to pay off a big spending habit by working as20多岁和30多岁时,他努力通过工作来偿还一个巨大的支出习惯。
34a wandering programmer.一个流浪的程序员。
35But finally in his 30s, Larry hit gold.但终于30多岁时,拉里击出金牌.
36The company he founded, which eventually became Oracle after its main product, started in他创办的公司,最终在其主要产品之后成为甲骨文公司,始于
371977 after Larry and his two co-founders borrowed ideas from an IBM research paper and actually1977年Larry和他的两个联合创始人 从IBM研究论文中 借了点子之后
38The language they made solved a big problem.他们制造的语言解决了一个大问题.
39Old databases stored information but couldn't retrieve it well, but the so-called relational旧数据库存储了信息,但无法很好地检索, 但所谓的关系
40model put things in tables with built-in connections between data, so you could get to it much模型将数据之间内置连接的东西放入表格,这样你就可以得到很多
41faster.快点
42The CIA was Oracle's first contract, $50,000 in 1978, because spies, of course, need toCIA是甲骨文的第一个合同, 5万美元在1978年, 因为间谍,当然,需要
43keep track of large numbers of people.追踪大量人口
44In fact, all levels of government do, which is still where a sizable chunk of Oracle's事实上,各级政府都这么做了,这仍然是一大笔甲骨文
45revenue comes from.收入来自。
4611 out of its first 12 years, Oracle's sales doubled in size, continuing up to $50 billion头12年中,甲骨文的销售额翻了一番,持续到500亿美元
47in recent years as they expanded to cloud infrastructure and healthcare.近年来,随着它们扩展到云层基础设施和医疗保健。
48Following the now familiar model of other tech giants, grandiose Larry, a skilled if仿照现在熟悉的其他科技巨头, 壮丽的拉里,一个熟练的,如果
49disinterested programmer, was cast as the visionary.毫无兴趣的程序员被设定为有远见的人。
50stalwart Bob Miner was the builder.斯塔瓦特・鲍勃・米纳是建筑师。
51So Larry assumed this natural role as face and voice of the company.因此拉里承担了这个自然角色,作为公司的面孔和声音.
52He could articulate why the world needed Oracle, and he was a visionary.他可以阐明为什么世界需要甲骨文,他是一个有远见的人.
53Of course, he did the standard cheesy conferences in turtlenecks, too.当然,他也用乌龟做标准的俗套会议.
54As frontman, Larry also played bad boy, killing smaller competitors, riling up bigger ones作为前锋,拉里也扮演坏小子,杀死小竞争者,激起大竞争者
55like his sometimes feud with his white whale, Bill Gates.就像他有时和白鲸的争吵 比尔·盖茨
56But nothing's new.但没什么新鲜事
57Microsoft continues to do what they always do, which is to keep the price of Windows微软继续做他们总是做的事,那就是保持Windows的价格
58high and copy other people's software and just edit the Windows.高和复制他人的软件,只需编辑Windows.
59He could take things too far.他可能太过份了
60Once, as part of an anti-monopoly trial, Oracle even paid private detectives to sift through一次,作为反垄断审判的一部分,甲骨文甚至支付私人侦探 筛选通过
61the trash of allegedly pro-Microsoft lobbying groups for discrediting evidence.所谓支持微软的游说团体 破坏证据的可信度
62He also received heat for ditching his own keynote address at an Oracle conference, which他还因在甲骨文会议上丢弃自己的主旨演讲而受到热议。
63people paid to attend just to watch his boat in a race.人们花钱出席,只是为了看他的船比赛。
64But whatever his shenanigans, Larry was always forgiven because the company had a stock that但不管他有什么想法 拉里总是被原谅 因为公司有股票
65looks like it guzzled rocket fuel.看起来像是火箭燃料
66And he did all that with a relatively tiny buy-in.他用一个较小的买入。
67There are different figures floating around, but none are higher than $10,000.有不同的数字漂浮在周围,但没有一个高于1万美元。
68Contrary to Larry's humble beginnings, his kids grew up with privilege in the picturesque与拉里卑微的开始相反 他的孩子们在电影里 以特权成长
69town of Woodside, California in the 1980s, mostly with their mom, Barbara, following20世纪80年代加利福尼亚州伍兹德镇, 大部分与他们的妈妈芭芭拉,
70her divorce from Larry when the kids were young.她和Larry离婚时 孩子们还年轻
71According to GQ, Larry was financially supportive, but not necessarily engaged until the children's根据GQ,Larry在经济上是支持的,但不一定在孩子出生前参与。
72teenage years.青少年时期。
73According to image-conscious David, Barbara tried to keep the kids fairly normal, with根据形象意识的大卫,芭芭拉试图让孩子们保持相当正常,与.
74chores and a $5-a-week allowance.家务和每周5美元津贴。
75And they also had a relatable passion for movies, sitting around and watching their他们对电影也充满热情 坐在一旁看
76collection of tapes, even acting out the dialogue.收集磁带,甚至演绎对话。
77Although, to be fair, their collection numbered $3,000.虽然,公平地说,他们的收藏额是3 000美元。
78It's like that scene in Hot Fuzz.就像《热雾》里的场景
79By the power of Christ, I'll...由基督的力量,我会...
80In fact, David often gushes about a revelatory moment in his life when he went to see Terminator事实上,大卫经常抱怨 他生命中的一段回忆
812 in theaters as an eight-year-old.戏院2人当8岁.
82More on that later.晚点再说
83But dig underneath the veneer of normalcy, and you'll find that privilege.但是在正常状态下挖,你会找到特权的
84According to The Hollywood Reporter, Barbara had to step in to prevent Larry from taking据"好莱坞记者报"报道,芭芭拉不得不介入阻止拉里拿下.
85David to a Boeing flight simulator in Seattle when David hadn't finished his homework.大卫到西雅图的波音飞行模拟器时,大卫还没有完成作业.
86On vacation in San Tropez, Megan would go out on speedboats, with the son of a billionaire在圣特洛佩斯度假时 梅根会和亿万富翁的儿子坐快艇出去
87The kids also had these undeniably lavish hobbies, like Megan's equestrian or David's孩子们也有这些不可否认的奢华爱好,如梅根的马术或大卫的
88aerobatics.气虚者.
89That's stunt flying.这是特技飞行。
90One of the more egregious stories was when Larry and a teenage David flew out in their更令人发指的故事之一 是当拉里 和一个少年大卫飞出他们的
91own planes over the Pacific to do mock dogfighting.在太平洋上空拥有飞机 用来做模拟斗狗
92Outside of her equestrian wins, Megan's childhood is a little harder to see, but that's kind除了马术胜出,梅根的童年 有点难看,但这是善良的
93of characteristic of the most private Ellison.最私人的埃里森的特征
94But following that early passion for movies, both kids found themselves drawn to Hollywood但随着早期对电影的热情, 两个孩子发现自己吸引到好莱坞
95in college, and at least some of their startup cash came from their now-billionaire father.在大学, 和至少一些他们的启动 现金来自他们现在亿万富翁的父亲。
96Hollywood has this old term, dumb money, reserved often unfairly for unwitting affluent types好莱坞有这个旧名词,愚蠢的钱, 常常不公平地保留给不知情的富裕类型
97who come to LA with a passion for movies.谁来洛杉矶 热衷于电影。
98Hollywood takes their money, and they get screwed in the process.好莱坞拿了他们的钱,他们在这个过程中被搞砸。
99The most famous example is, perhaps, Howard Hughes, but the desire among those with immense最著名的例子是,也许,霍华德・休斯, 但那些拥有巨大的欲望
100wealth to reshape culture and leave a legacy hasn't gone anywhere.财富重塑文化 留下遗产却一无所有
101Modern examples include recognizable names like Sackler, known for their company's involvement现代的例子包括Sackler等可识别的名字,以他们的公司参与著称.
102in the opioid epidemic.在类阿片流行。
103Michael Sackler, an heir on the family's English side who was a miner when allegationsMichael Sackler 家族英国一方的继承人 当指控时是矿工
104arose, helped finance the witch, for instance.例如,帮助资助女巫。
105There's the sense from some contemporary reports that some unscrupulous executives从一些当代的报道里可以感觉到 一些不道德的主管
106were drooling at the chance to fleece the Ellison kids.趁着逃出埃里森的孩子的机会流口水
107We don't know how much they had then, or now, but there are reports of stock transfers我们不知道他们当时或现在有多少钱 但有股票转让的报告
108worth at least $306 million each.每个至少值3.06亿美元。
109Whatever it was, it was enough for David to start his own production company four years不管是什么 大卫都足够自己创办四年的制作公司了
110after Flyboys went down in flames, an event that shook the younger Ellison so much he飞行男孩们在火焰中坠落之后, 一个让年轻的埃里森如此震撼的事件,他
111had a cardiac event after it.之后发生了心脏病
112The new company was called Skydance, after his love of stunt flying.新公司在喜欢特技飞行后被称为Skydance.
113By raising an astonishing $350 million, he enticed Paramount into a four-year production他筹集了惊人的3.5亿美元,诱导派拉蒙进入了四年的产量
114deal.说定了
115Remember, this was a USC dropout who'd basically only made one bad movie, but when you have记住,这是一个USC的辍学者 他基本上只拍了一部糟糕的电影,但当你有
116Steve Jobs和David Geffen都是顾问 可以利用你的名声
117orchestrate investments, it's a different story.协调投资,这是另一个故事。
118Both Ellison kids worked as executive producers on the $38 million Western True Grit, and埃里森两个孩子在3800万美元的西特瑞格瑞特 担任执行制片人
119there's this sense that it was sort of a test case for their taste level.有一种感觉,这是 一种测试他们的品位。
120It was a huge hit right out of the gate, totally upending the dumb money narrative.这是一场巨大的打击 就在大门外, 完全结束了愚蠢的 钱叙述。
121From then on, Skydance worked on heavy hitters, everything from Star Trek to Mission Impossible,从那时起,Skydance在重击手上工作 从星际迷航到任务都不可能
122and that's David's taste.这是大卫的口味。
123He likes spectacle, and he's good at making it profitable.他喜欢眼镜,而且他很会赚钱
124Inside, he's still the kid who went gaga over Terminator 2.里面,他还是那个 被"终结者2"干掉的孩子
125And like a Terminator, he's very logical, data-oriented, dedicated, doesn't drink,像终结者一样,他非常合乎逻辑,注重数据,专注,不喝酒,
126likes explosions.喜欢爆炸。
127But True Grit was Megan Springboard, too.但真格里特也是梅根弹簧板
128Like the other Ellisons, she was a college dropout.和其他埃里森人一样 她是个辍学学生
129Around that time, as she was rumored to have gained access to a billion-dollar trust fund,那时,她被传闻 已经获得一个十亿美元的信托基金,
130she founded a production company called Annapurna, named after the Himalayan peak.她创立了一家名为Annapurna的生产公司,以喜马拉雅峰命名.
131And while Annapurna didn't churn out blockbusters like Skydance did, Megan developed a reputation虽然安娜普娜没有像Skydance那样 扑灭阻击手 但梅根却有了名声
132of her own.她自己来的
133She was the artistic Ellison, the one with taste, the friend to directors, the devotee她是艺术家艾莉森,有品味的, 导演的朋友,奉献者
134of Ultman, the savior of quality mid-budget pictures.乌尔特曼,优质中预算图片的救世主
135Although shy, she'd hang out with actors like Jessica Chastain and Jason Clarke in虽然害羞,她会和杰西卡・查斯坦和杰森・克拉克等演员在一起
136exotic locations, drinking gin and tonics on hotel rooftops.在酒店屋顶喝杜松子酒和通心粉
137And also I want to thank the filmmakers, the artists, the crazy voices like Spike Jonze还要感谢电影制片人 艺术家 斯派克·琼泽等疯狂的声音
138in the room here who doubles as my personal therapist.在房间里谁加倍 我的私人治疗师。
139And she'd pay more, sometimes double, defying Hollywood wisdom on films from directors she她会付出更多,有时加倍, 挑战好莱坞的智慧 从导演她
140liked like Paul Thomas Anderson.喜欢像保罗·托马斯·安德森。
141Yes, she's the Ellison kid who got a write-up in Vanity Fair.是的,她是埃利森的孩子 谁得到了一个写在名利场。
142While she was still in her 20s, she won gold for Zero Dark Thirty, Her, and American Hustle.在她仍然在20多岁时,她为零暗三十,她,和美国哈斯特尔赢得金牌.
143But unlike some other Hollywood nepo babies, there's no sense that this early success但不像其他好莱坞NEPO婴儿, 这早期的成功是没有意义的
144went to David and Megan's head.去大卫和梅根的头。
145Over the years, there are occasional mentions of David's helicopter or the 30 million dollar多年来,偶尔有人提到 大卫的直升机或3000万美元
146mansion Megan owned, but they're nowhere near the excess of some of their peers, or豪宅梅根拥有, 但他们没有接近 超过一些同行,或
147their father.他们的父亲。
148After all, this is a man that actually owns the Hawaiian island of Lanai.毕竟,这个人实际上拥有夏威夷的拉奈岛.
149He owns it.他拥有它。
150He shared an 82-room yacht with music mogul David Geffen until he decided he needed his他和音乐大师David Geffen共用一艘82室的游艇 直到他决定需要他的
151own.拥有。
152Even more extravagantly, he installed basketball courts on those yachts.更奢侈的是,他在那些游艇上安装了篮球场.
153Balls that go overboard are fished out by a trailing speedboat.过船的球被一艘小快艇钓了出来
154It should be noted, though, that Larry gives wealth away, too.但应该注意的是,拉里也给了财富.
155A lot of it is your typical billionaire add a wing on a hospital type of thing, but sometimes大部分都是你典型的亿万富翁 在医院里加了个翅膀 但有时候
156the causes are a bit more partisan.原因有点偏执
157Controversially, Larry, who is Jewish and has close ties to the Israeli Prime Minister有争议,拉里,他是犹太人,与以色列总理关系密切
158Benjamin Netanyahu, has donated to archaeological projects in East Jerusalem that critics say本雅明·内塔尼亚胡 向东耶路撒冷的考古项目捐款 批评者说
159undermine Palestinian claims there.破坏巴勒斯坦人在那里的主张。
160Especially in his old age, Larry has swerved to the right, hosting MAGA fundraisers, joining特别是在他年老的时候,拉里向右转, 主持MAGA的募捐,加入
161a conference call exploring the possibility of contesting then-former President Trump's一个会议电话 探索挑战前总统特朗普的可能性
1622020 election loss, and touting a now-debunked anti-malarial drug to the president as a possible2020年选举失败, 并给总统注射一剂现已失效的抗疟药物
163治疗COVID.
164Trump has reciprocated, describing Oracle as a quote-unquote great company, and suggesting特朗普也回应,形容甲骨文是一个引文未引用的伟大公司,并提议
165them as a preferred partner for purchasing TikTok.作为购买TikTok的首选合伙人
166It's probably only fair to point out that Larry seems like a generous father, too.可能只是指出拉里看起来也是个慷慨的父亲.
167But he isn't always a passive investor.但他并不总是一个被动的投资人。
168Back in Annapurna, when Meghan oversaw a failed move to get into film distribution, a series回到Annapurna, 当Meghan监督一个失败的动作 进入电影发行,一个系列
169of high-profile flops, and even bigger passes on big films like Bombshell and Hustlers,那些引人注目的浮雕 以及更大的传球 在大电影如Bombshell和Hustlers,
170Larry and team came in to oversee the studio's books.拉里和团队进来监督工作室的书籍.
171It might be unrelated, but soon thereafter Meghan reportedly came unraveled, vanishing可能无关紧要 但不久之后梅根就被拆散了
172from the company she founded.她创建的公司。
173It was reportedly only the studio's acquisition of the Oscar-nominated Nimona that lured Meghan据报道,它只是工作室收购 奥斯卡提名的尼莫纳 引诱梅根
174back and rejuvenated her.回来让她恢复活力
175Their future slate includes more animated projects from the Nimona creators, plus video包括尼莫纳创作者的更多动画项目,
176游戏改编从他们获奖的游戏分区Annapurna Interactive旋转出来.
177But even that may be problematic, since the entire gaming division, until recently a bright但即使这样 也可能有问题 因为整个游戏部门 直到最近
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179company.连队。
180David has had some notable missteps.大卫有一些明显的失误.
181He hired animator John Lasseter despite accusations of sexual impropriety at Pixar.尽管在皮克斯被指责性不端,他还是聘请了动画师约翰·拉斯特.
182And sadly, David's reboot of his beloved Terminator franchise didn't set the world不幸的是,大卫重启了 他所爱的终结者 特许经营权并没有建立世界
183on fire.着火了
184But he's largely made wise decisions, including pivoting to streaming during the pandemic.但是他基本上做出了明智的决定, 包括支持流行期间的流传。
185So when it became known that Paramount was searching for buyers, David, who had that所以当知道派拉蒙正在寻找买家时 David 有了这个
186long history with the company, was waiting in the wings.公司的历史悠久,在机翼中等待。
187He and investors announced an $8 billion deal that would give David the Paramount CEO spot,他和投资者宣布了一项80亿美元的交易 将会给大卫派拉蒙首席执行官的位置
188and depending on when this launches, it may have already gone through.视发射时间而定,它可能已经通过。
189But investor is key, because at 77.5%, Larry Ellison would actually be the single biggest但投资者是关键, 因为以77.5%,拉里・埃里森 实际上将是最大的
190shareholder in the new company.新公司的股东。
191因此,Skydance公司向FCC公司存档,将给Larry CBS的广播许可证。
192Everyone is still trying to figure out what this all means.大家都在想这是什么意思
193Give us some sense as to where you really see the numbers adding up.给我们一些感知 你真正看到的数字加起来。
194Given David's taste, it'll probably mean more big, loud, and feel-good popcorn spectacles,鉴于大卫的品味, 它可能意味着更大的,响亮, 和感觉良好的爆米花眼镜,
195although that might rankle fans of Paramount's golden years.虽然这可能会给派拉蒙黄金年代的粉丝们打分
196But remember that the Ellisons made their money in tech.但记住埃里森一家是靠技术赚钱的
197Media and analysts have framed them as tech people, not entertainment, and they've leaned媒体和分析家都把他们说成是技术人,而不是娱乐,他们倾斜了
198into it.进入它。
199We believe to meet this moment that technology and content need to work seamlessly together.我们认为,为了迎接这一时刻,技术和内容需要相互配合。
200And what might be pertinent for folks in the industry who just finished striking over this和什么可能相关的 行业的人 谁刚刚完成的打击
201is the Ellison's stance on AI.埃里森对AI的立场
202In some investor documents, David has touted artificial intelligence as something that在一些投资文件中,大卫把人工智能说成
203would turbocharge content creation.将启动内容创建。
204Although Larry hasn't weighed in directly thus far, he's certainly pro-AI, even gleefully虽然拉里目前还没有直接称重,但他当然是支持AI的,甚至欢快地
205imagining an AI-policed world that sounds like something out of Minority Report.想象着一个人工智能警察的世界 听起来像是《少数民族报告》里的东西
206Citizens will be on their best behavior because we're constantly recording and reporting公民们会表现得最好 因为我们一直在记录和报道
207everything that's going on.一切众生.
208The real question, though, is what happens if David fails?真正的问题是 如果大卫失败了怎么办?
209Larry会像在Annapurna那样介入保护投资吗?
210Will he dictate policy, whether tech-related or otherwise?他会决定政策,无论是与技术有关的还是其他的吗?
211After all, Larry retired from his job as Oracle's CEO in 2014, but stayed on as CTO and Chairman毕竟,拉里在2014年辞去了甲骨文公司CEO的职务,但仍继续担任CTO和董事长.
212of the Board.(b) 与《京都议定书》第三条第1款有关的事项。
213Even at 80, it's hard to believe he'll relax.即使80岁 也很难相信他会放松
214It had seemed that the family is aware of the optics.似乎家人知道光学
215Skydance修改了FCC的备案程序,
216controls all of the Ellison's voting shares instead of Larry.控制埃里森所有投票的股份 而不是拉里
217Still, it's an interesting question.不过,这是一个有趣的问题。
218What happens when the world's most enigmatic tech billionaire is the power behind the throne?当世界上最神秘的技术亿万富翁 是王位背后的力量时会怎样?
219Can his kids step in to shape it in their own vision, or is that destined to fail?他的孩子们能用自己的眼光来塑造它, 还是说那注定要失败?
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