which one is more appropriate? Our emotions contain flashing lights to things that we care about. We tend not to feel strong emotion to stuff that doesn't mean anything in our worlds. If you feel rage when you read the news, that rage is a signpost, perhaps, that you value equity and fairness -- and an opportunity to take active steps to shape your life in that direction. In this article, I've interpreted this phrase 'we tend not to feel strong emotion to stuff that doesn't mean anything in our worlds.' like this 'we tend to feel a little indifferent to something that doesn't matter with us' But, in the transcript, They translated it to 'We tend not to be swayed by unruly emotions that the world does not estimate highly.' in Korean. I don't know what is correct. Of course, I know that the difference in interpretation depends on the person. But I think these two meaning are completely different. Which one is more appropriate? Could you teach me?