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Despite profound discussions about conflict, violence, and disease, Papa maintains an optimistic tone. He advocates for awareness, responsibility, and kindness—highlighting how most people are inherently good, capable of civility and compassion when given guidance. He stresses that societal decline is often due to neglecting basic human skills: manners, empathy, and effective communication.
He advocates understanding that interface skills—how we relate to others—are attributes we can develop and fine-tune. Such skills create more meaningful, happier lives, and reinforce community bonds.