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Here was a moment where we were reflecting on how do we live together despite what has happened?
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The speaker describes a moment of considering how people can continue living together after difficult events. The question does not erase “what has happened”; it places that past alongside the practical challenge of sharing life in the present. “We” makes this a shared problem rather than one person’s private decision.
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