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Sep 14, 2026

Arthur BrooksGUEST
44:23
I mean, these are guys who would literally give their lives for each other, who looked out for each other in very, very dangerous situations, and they were suffering together.
Arthur BrooksGUEST
44:30
Now, the word compassion in Latin means to suffer together.
Andrew HubermanHOST
44:34
Hmm.
Arthur BrooksGUEST
44:35
That's what it means.
Scott GallowayHOST
51:26
Depending on what day you talk to me, I'm more because I think I have more bias towards being a bear and a bit more glass half empty kind of guy.
Scott GallowayHOST
51:33
I'm more the, this is, this looks more like the railroads and the internet, and that is the technology will survive these valuations, but these valuations are g- are gonna have real volatility, which is Latin for there's gonna be an enormous correction.
Scott GallowayHOST
51:45
But then you do hear that I have friends who have invested in these companies who have access to their numbers, and they've said the numbers are just absolutely staggering and show no slowing.
Scott GallowayHOST
51:56
When I say the numbers, the revenue numbers-
A.J. JacobsHOST
0:15
Yeah, that's probably a correct guess.
Greg PliskaHOST
0:17
Well, related to lingual, ling- the Latin word for tongue is something like that.
Greg PliskaHOST
0:22
Lingus-
A.J. JacobsHOST
0:23
Exactly
Greg PliskaHOST
0:30
[laughs]
A.J. JacobsHOST
0:31
... a little folk etymology.
A.J. JacobsHOST
0:32
But I would say the word lingua in Latin, yes, means both the literal tongue, the red thing in your mouth, and also language, because you use tongues to speak language.
A.J. JacobsHOST
0:43
Not all languages.
Christian GonzalezHOST
12:06
Right? It's an emotional state.
Christian GonzalezHOST
12:08
But if you look at the medical Latin of it, melan means black.
Josh LevittGUEST
12:12
Mm-hmm.
Christian GonzalezHOST
12:12
Melanoma.

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Josh LevittGUEST
28:44
Um, what I'm talking about is, you know, we, we as naturopathic doctors have this kind of belief system, this philosophical system, and one of them, one of the core tenets of naturopathic medicine is this belief in the body's ability to heal.
Christian GonzalezHOST
28:57
Yeah.
Josh LevittGUEST
28:57
In Latin terms, vis medicatrix naturae, the nature, wisdom of nature, our bodies can heal.
Christian GonzalezHOST
29:02
Yeah.
speaker_0HOST
23:05
Had the hit singles O tú o ninguna.
speaker_0HOST
23:09
The record also swept the Latin Grammy Awards.
speaker_0HOST
23:12
It won Album of the Year, Best Pop Album, and Best Male Pop Vocal Performance.
speaker_0HOST
23:18
In 1999, the Doobie Brothers released Long Train Runnin', 1970 to 2000.

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speaker_0HOST
37:02
Nas, real name Nasir Jones, was born in 1993, icon of East Coast hip hop 1994 debut album Illmatic is considered one of the greatest rap albums of all time.
speaker_0HOST
37:19
In 1973 as well, JT Money was born, Southern rapper who first led the group Poison Clan before ending up having a pretty successful solo career of his own with the chart-topping song Who Dat.
speaker_0HOST
37:36
Cachao Lopez was born in 1918, Cuban bassist and composer who revolutionized Latin music by pioneering the mambo style and also popularizing Cuban descarga jam sessions.
speaker_0HOST
37:51
Alberto Naranjo was born in 1941, renowned Venezuelan musician, drummer, and arranger who led the acclaimed salsa and Latin jazz orchestra El Trabuco Venezolano.
Manis FriedmanHOST
3:09
The letters of Torah are different than the letters of other languages.
Manis FriedmanHOST
3:14
As for example, the Aleph is different from the A in Latin or in English.
Manis FriedmanHOST
3:21
But the sound is the same.
Manis FriedmanHOST
3:23
The A sound is the same whether it's an Aleph or an A.
Shimon NeubortHOST
3:09
The letters of Torah are different than the letters of other languages.
Shimon NeubortHOST
3:14
As for example, the Aleph is different from the A in Latin or in English.
Shimon NeubortHOST
3:21
But the sound is the same.
Shimon NeubortHOST
3:23
The A sound is the same whether it's an Aleph or an A.
JacobHOST
8:34
So the word villain, it has a couple origins.
JacobHOST
8:39
One of them is Latin, and if you trace it back in Latin, it translates to farmhand, which was a person that lived or worked in a villa.
JacobHOST
8:52
And then if you translate it in French, it translates to peasant or common person.
JacobHOST
9:04
And what's kind of going on there? Well, I think it's this idea that a lot of the working class or the the people that are a bit more sort of reactive to life or the people that are, um, just sort of humble and, and, but maybe not, maybe not the most, uh, sort of strong.

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JoelHOST
35:57
If we go through it with courage and take on voluntarily, it's like you're in a completely different reality.
JoelHOST
36:06
The circumstances are the same, but the way you'll handle it and the way it'll affect you will be night and day.
JacobHOST
36:12
What's interesting is the word passion, the etymology, is translated in Latin, which means to suffer or endure.
JacobHOST
36:24
So we often think of the word passion as something that's reduced down to like a hobby or something that we enjoy.
Mike BrownHOST
8:06
Brady was self-taught and widely read.
Mike BrownHOST
8:08
He was fluent in Cree, Michif, English, and French, with some ability in German, Spanish, and Latin.
Mike BrownHOST
8:15
He was also, by his own description and everyone else's, a committed Marxist.
Mike BrownHOST
8:20
He was a member of the Communist Party of Canada, a fact that followed him for the rest of his life.
Joseph McAuleyHOST
2:08
More revelation reveals that ultimately evil will self-destruct.
Joseph McAuleyHOST
2:12
Augustine used to talk about sin as the Latin word is incurvitus in se, which kind of just means it's curved in on itself.
Joseph McAuleyHOST
2:20
And it's this idea that sin and evil, it's curved in on itself as you walk the path.
Joseph McAuleyHOST
2:26
As you walk in sin or evil, it kind of starts to curve in on itself such that ultimately it suffocates itself or destroys itself.

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