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The foundation of enduring institutions, according to the speaker, is the behavior and choices of the individuals involved. Marriage, as an example, is not merely a contractual or societal label but a reflection of personal commitments and actions. The stability and strength of such institutions depend on the people within them doing their part—acting responsibly, faithfully, and intentionally. When individuals choose to uphold these values, the institutions themselves are preserved and strengthened.