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it takes little time to undo crossed lines, but how do you convince a hopeless person of that? how do you convince someone privileged enough to understand how bad their life could be that their life is still salvageable? how do you inspire the kind of resilience found in, for example, Palestinians in those whose lives who are wonderful in comparison, but who've not been raised to overcome trials in the same way? Palestinians have their culture to cling to. politicians will make promises that evoke feelings of nostalgia for brighter times in order to inspire some kind of hope.
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>>35076676
Maybe Palestinians are the privileged ones though. As evidenced by them being moralized enough to continue.
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hope is pretty simple but not easy to evoke

i hear what you want + i want you to have it is the necessary combination of notions to deliver

the real secret sauce is getting them to believe the second, you might need connection and rapport which is really case by case
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>>35076676
You can't.
They have to believe it. Something has to change, a few words won't do anything.
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>>35076877
This

>>35076871
Not this



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