indeed, and yet, strangely, as you say, they re not there yet, but they re adapting very quickly to this life underground in the bunkers and then a life overground, people realising that they need to quickly understand what their role is in this conflict. those who choose to stay and then, of course, there are those who are leaving the country? yeah, you know, human beings are resourceful. they really are, and adaptable, and people do things and they rally around and history shows as well that, if you attack civilians, they tend not to break. in fact, their resolve tends to increase and certainly the resolve of the, you know, the fighting forces certainly would. that s the historical record. so, you know, while things are the way that they are, there is a lot of resolution in this place. now what has been a very effective
in our country will struggle with the mental health condition over time. that s actually somewhat significant. a third, you know, of kids will be affected by some mental health condition in their lifetimes. and we know that less than 20% of those struggling with significant conditions won t receive the kind of care that they need. all the more all the more reason for a conversation like this. and thank you so much for your willingness to come on and discuss it. i appreciate it. thank you so much for having me. thanks dr. benton. let s see what you re saying via my smerconish and facebook stages. what do we have from twitter. if future years the kids will be much more resilient and adapt only than generations before them. leaders will come from this. in future years the kids will be much more resilient and adaptable. i don t know what gives you that sense of optimism. i m not so sure that s the case.
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