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I think a lot of us don't realize how much pain we live in because of our interactions with computing.

Ultimately, it's a culture change.

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Listen in the Ted Radio Hour feed wherever you get your podcasts. our my parents native country of Sri Lanka, aimed at our people, the Tamil Sri Lankan people.

But it's been a long bloody civil war with violence coming from the Tamils and violence coming

from the other side, so they're blamed to go around but in the end a lot of a lot lot lot tens of thousands of innocent people women and children just innocent people were killed. Brother can you spare some peace of mind?

I can seem to keep up with these time. And so it's incredibly hard to let go of anger that you have about that. I do have

family members and some of them have let go of that and some family

members and some Tamil friends I know are kind of consumed by it. They look worse

for the wear basically you know it's it's eating them.

And it's hard to tell somebody

you got to let go of your anger because it's so personal,

but it's for the collective, you know, millions of people around the world who are Tamil Sri

Lunkins who have felt that issue.

It's a helpless feeling filled with hopelessness and anger.

So you can't do anything with the helplessness and hopelessness too much. and

hopelessness too much but you can't do anything with the helplessness and hopelessness too much but you can probably kind of curve your anger towards that person and

focus your energies on something maybe more productive.

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