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“The world is lost, Joe. Lost. No one knows what’s real anymore. No one tries to listen. It’s as if the whole world is trapped in some constant, never-ending fight with itself where no one ever wins. They just incessantly attack each other.”
Responsibility led to purpose, and purpose led to meaning. It was as easy as that—almost silly in its simplicity, though harder in execution.
music memory had continued to show that music recall was more than information.
Something so meaningful and profound that it would make every person stop and reassess what the world meant to them and what life meant to them.
Once we were gone, our lessons and memories were lost forever.
The world’s orphan epidemic was far worse than most people knew, particularly in Africa, where over thirty percent of the orphans in the world were found,
“Most orphans in Africa are not parentless,”
“Most children in orphanages have families.”
But in many cases, the children have both parents. Most children are not orphans due to loss of parents, as many are told. They are orphaned because of poverty.”
Some families do not want that. They do not want the burden of dealing with a broken child.”
Music indeed survives the destructive powers of Alzheimer’s Disease,
