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"The dichotomies of this very complex modern world where there's a lot of violence, a lot of polarization, and yet hanging on to a certain calm, a certain tranquility when you read the stories of your cultural roots. So I don't think any of this will lose relevance. And also I was very careful when I chose keeping them to these short stories which will, you know, keep the imagination active and keep your curiosity wetted. So. And I was actually, to be."
"The dichotomies of this very complex modern world where there's a lot of violence, a lot of polarization, and yet hanging on to a certain calm, a certain tranquility when you read the stories of your cultural roots. So I don't think any of this will lose relevance. And also I was very careful when I chose keeping them to these short stories which will, you know, keep the imagination active and keep your curiosity wetted. So. And I was actually, to be."
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"The dichotomies of this very complex modern world where there's a lot of violence, a lot of polarization, and yet hanging on to a certain calm, a certain tranquility when you read the stories of your cultural roots. So I don't think any of this will lose relevance. And also I was very careful when I chose keeping them to these short stories which will, you know, keep the imagination active and keep your curiosity wetted. So. And I was actually, to be."
"The dichotomies of this very complex modern world where there's a lot of violence, a lot of polarization, and yet hanging on to a certain calm, a certain tranquility when you read the stories of your cultural roots. So I don't think any of this will lose relevance. And also I was very careful when I chose keeping them to these short stories which will, you know, keep the imagination active and keep your curiosity wetted. So. And I was actually, to be."