So, hey, even if you speak English, you just got schooled, Bub. Okay? A pessimist sees everything negatively, a critic picks certain things, while a cynic looks at the human animal.

所以，嘿，即使你说英语， 你也只是受过教育， 巴布。 好的？悲观主义者消极切， 批评家挑剔某些事物， 而愤世嫉俗者则人类动物。

The attitude was partially justified, but the portion that was not justified was a symptom of a new appearance of negative thought on your part. And because such negativism is a psychic problem to you, it was potentially dangerous.

态度有部分是合理的，但不合理的部分是你新出现的消极思想的征状。而且因消极主义对你来说是灵性上的问题，所以它是潜在的危险。

Now we don't really use that word nabob much today, but it does survive in a somewhat well-known line attributed to former U.S. President Spiro Agnew, who referred to relentless critics as, quote, natering nabobs of negativism, end quote.

我们今天并不常用“nabob”个词，但它确实在句广人知的引言中留存下来。句引言出自美国前总统斯皮罗·阿格纽之口，他将那些不屈不挠的批评者称“喋喋不休的消极主义大人物”。