| Wan-Sze: |
Nothing seems memorable here . . .
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| Kasim: |
That's your experience.
Can you be sure of others?
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| Nadia: |
(ignoring the conversation) Didn't I order a cup of coffee?
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:
| Kasim: |
. . . We have every right to speak for ourselves, but not of others.
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| Wan-Sze: |
That's only partly
true. Each day we rely on decisions by others without our knowledge or consent. |
| Will: |
We never speak entirely
for ourselves: our individuality sprouts from and merges back into a collective awareness.
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| Nadia: |
(lost in her own train of thought)
I'm pretty sure it was a cappuccino . . .
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