hi everyone my name is Harrison chapel in the day when I want to talk to you
in the day when I want to talk to you
in the day when I want to talk to you guys about is our foundations the things
guys about is our foundations the things
guys about is our foundations the things that make us who we are as individuals
that make us who we are as individuals
that make us who we are as individuals and there’s many different elements to
and there’s many different elements to
and there’s many different elements to that but what I’ve learned in my own
that but what I’ve learned in my own
that but what I’ve learned in my own personal life and the stories I’ve heard
personal life and the stories I’ve heard
personal life and the stories I’ve heard from others that it actually really
from others that it actually really
from others that it actually really boils down to our memories our memories
boils down to our memories our memories
boils down to our memories our memories are what truly makes us who we are and
are what truly makes us who we are and
are what truly makes us who we are and I’m going to tell you a little about
I’m going to tell you a little about
I’m going to tell you a little about myself to kind of get you to understand
myself to kind of get you to understand
myself to kind of get you to understand that idea so I grew up in Maryland I
that idea so I grew up in Maryland I
that idea so I grew up in Maryland I actually lived in California eight years
actually lived in California eight years
actually lived in California eight years ago and my family moved out there and
ago and my family moved out there and
ago and my family moved out there and through my childhood I was a little bit
through my childhood I was a little bit
through my childhood I was a little bit of a nerd not going to lie and
of a nerd not going to lie and
of a nerd not going to lie and unfortunately a lot of kids didn’t see
unfortunately a lot of kids didn’t see
unfortunately a lot of kids didn’t see me the way that you would consider
me the way that you would consider
me the way that you would consider normal and I suffered a lot of bullying
normal and I suffered a lot of bullying
normal and I suffered a lot of bullying and harassment from my peers and truly
and harassment from my peers and truly
and harassment from my peers and truly as I stand here today I’m not ungrateful
as I stand here today I’m not ungrateful
as I stand here today I’m not ungrateful for it it may be the confident person
for it it may be the confident person
for it it may be the confident person that I am today and but one of the
that I am today and but one of the
that I am today and but one of the things that really terrified me was
things that really terrified me was
things that really terrified me was having those memories in my head they
having those memories in my head they
having those memories in my head they were painful memories they’re ones that
were painful memories they’re ones that
were painful memories they’re ones that they became baggage that I had to carry
they became baggage that I had to carry
they became baggage that I had to carry around with me but the thing was is that
around with me but the thing was is that
around with me but the thing was is that they actually were supporting me and I
they actually were supporting me and I
they actually were supporting me and I didn’t even know it and so when it came
didn’t even know it and so when it came
didn’t even know it and so when it came time that my family told me that we were
time that my family told me that we were
time that my family told me that we were moving out to California again I was
moving out to California again I was
moving out to California again I was extremely excited it was a chance for me
extremely excited it was a chance for me
extremely excited it was a chance for me to turn a new page in my life and the
to turn a new page in my life and the
to turn a new page in my life and the reason we were moving is because there’s
reason we were moving is because there’s
reason we were moving is because there’s something in my family that I like to
something in my family that I like to
something in my family that I like to refer to as the eight-year curse as my
refer to as the eight-year curse as my
refer to as the eight-year curse as my mother would like tell me it’s a little
mother would like tell me it’s a little
mother would like tell me it’s a little bit morbid but I think it’s kind of
bit morbid but I think it’s kind of
bit morbid but I think it’s kind of funny but every six to eight years for
funny but every six to eight years for
funny but every six to eight years for some reason the company my dad works for
some reason the company my dad works for
some reason the company my dad works for has some major malfunction and decides
has some major malfunction and decides
has some major malfunction and decides that they do not want to keep the
that they do not want to keep the
that they do not want to keep the company together anymore so they
company together anymore so they
company together anymore so they liquidate it and slay my dad off they
liquidate it and slay my dad off they
liquidate it and slay my dad off they want to move us somewhere that my dad’s
want to move us somewhere that my dad’s
want to move us somewhere that my dad’s not comfortable with us living like
not comfortable with us living like
not comfortable with us living like tornado country and having my family
tornado country and having my family
tornado country and having my family already been through one tornado and me
already been through one tornado and me
already been through one tornado and me growing up in a southern background my
growing up in a southern background my
growing up in a southern background my mother always like to inform me in that
mother always like to inform me in that
mother always like to inform me in that beautiful southern accent of hers that
beautiful southern accent of hers that
beautiful southern accent of hers that if we go through another tornado we
if we go through another tornado we
if we go through another tornado we might end up on the TV describing what
might end up on the TV describing what
might end up on the TV describing what it sounds like and we don’t want to be
it sounds like and we don’t want to be
it sounds like and we don’t want to be that family so the third reason is
that family so the third reason is
that family so the third reason is usually because they get bought by a
usually because they get bought by a
usually because they get bought by a bigger company and that’s what happened
bigger company and that’s what happened
bigger company and that’s what happened in this case and so we moved out to
in this case and so we moved out to
in this case and so we moved out to California and now my dad works for n
California and now my dad works for n
California and now my dad works for n phase doing solar energy and
phase doing solar energy and
phase doing solar energy and so when I came out here my parents had
so when I came out here my parents had
so when I came out here my parents had already told me that I would be going to
already told me that I would be going to
already told me that I would be going to Cardinal Newman and it was definitely a
Cardinal Newman and it was definitely a
Cardinal Newman and it was definitely a culture shock for me because I was going
culture shock for me because I was going
culture shock for me because I was going to be coming from a public school with a
to be coming from a public school with a
to be coming from a public school with a thousand kids to a Catholic school with
thousand kids to a Catholic school with
thousand kids to a Catholic school with around six to seven hundred and so I was
around six to seven hundred and so I was
around six to seven hundred and so I was terrified of how I was going to find my
terrified of how I was going to find my
terrified of how I was going to find my place here and I had that baggage with
place here and I had that baggage with
place here and I had that baggage with me and I didn’t know how I was going to
me and I didn’t know how I was going to
me and I didn’t know how I was going to handle it because it was going to play a
handle it because it was going to play a
handle it because it was going to play a role in how I would project myself into
role in how I would project myself into
role in how I would project myself into the outside world so I went to Miss
the outside world so I went to Miss
the outside world so I went to Miss Fuller’s office on my first day of
Fuller’s office on my first day of
Fuller’s office on my first day of school and I asked how can I get
school and I asked how can I get
school and I asked how can I get integrated in the human community what
integrated in the human community what
integrated in the human community what sport can i play and it can’t be a sport
sport can i play and it can’t be a sport
sport can i play and it can’t be a sport with hand-eye coordination because I
with hand-eye coordination because I
with hand-eye coordination because I have none so she told me to do cross
have none so she told me to do cross
have none so she told me to do cross country because it would be super easy
as you can see by this beautiful picture
as you can see by this beautiful picture of myself which I have to say looks even
of myself which I have to say looks even
of myself which I have to say looks even better on this gigantic screen it was
better on this gigantic screen it was
better on this gigantic screen it was not easy it was quite painful honestly
not easy it was quite painful honestly
not easy it was quite painful honestly and you can see that through my obvious
and you can see that through my obvious
and you can see that through my obvious sweat and tears so that is actually here
sweat and tears so that is actually here
sweat and tears so that is actually here at Colonel Newman on our lovely two mile
at Colonel Newman on our lovely two mile
at Colonel Newman on our lovely two mile course which is not that lovely but
course which is not that lovely but
course which is not that lovely but cross-country actually opened a door for
cross-country actually opened a door for
cross-country actually opened a door for me that I wouldn’t even realize it had
me that I wouldn’t even realize it had
me that I wouldn’t even realize it had it’s where I created numerous memories
it’s where I created numerous memories
it’s where I created numerous memories that I will carry with me to the very
that I will carry with me to the very
that I will carry with me to the very distant future and they will be there
distant future and they will be there
distant future and they will be there for me in times of need and so in all
for me in times of need and so in all
for me in times of need and so in all honesty I have to thank miss fuller for
honesty I have to thank miss fuller for
honesty I have to thank miss fuller for sending me to the cross country team
sending me to the cross country team
sending me to the cross country team because I wouldn’t be standing here
because I wouldn’t be standing here
because I wouldn’t be standing here today so today what I want to talk to
today so today what I want to talk to
today so today what I want to talk to you guys about is how do our memories
you guys about is how do our memories
you guys about is how do our memories make us who we are and in turn allow us
make us who we are and in turn allow us
make us who we are and in turn allow us to connect with each other so one of the
to connect with each other so one of the
to connect with each other so one of the movies I watched for my research was
movies I watched for my research was
movies I watched for my research was these five guys I don’t know if any of
these five guys I don’t know if any of
these five guys I don’t know if any of you are aware who they are but they are
you are aware who they are but they are
you are aware who they are but they are the personified emotions of a girl of 11
the personified emotions of a girl of 11
the personified emotions of a girl of 11 year old girl named Riley who lived in
year old girl named Riley who lived in
year old girl named Riley who lived in Minnesota and it’s from pixar’s
Minnesota and it’s from pixar’s
Minnesota and it’s from pixar’s animation movie inside out and Riley
animation movie inside out and Riley
animation movie inside out and Riley moved from Minnesota to San Francisco
moved from Minnesota to San Francisco
moved from Minnesota to San Francisco something I can quite literally relate
something I can quite literally relate
something I can quite literally relate to because I moved from the east coast
to because I moved from the east coast
to because I moved from the east coast to the west coast and she was terrified
to the west coast and she was terrified
to the west coast and she was terrified of trying to figure out who she was
of trying to figure out who she was
of trying to figure out who she was because she had those core memories the
because she had those core memories the
because she had those core memories the memories from her childhood growing up
memories from her childhood growing up
memories from her childhood growing up in Minnesota that made her who she was
in Minnesota that made her who she was
in Minnesota that made her who she was and she was terrified to let go of them
and she was terrified to let go of them
and she was terrified to let go of them terrified to have to make space for new
terrified to have to make space for new
terrified to have to make space for new and so as the movie continues on she’s
and so as the movie continues on she’s
and so as the movie continues on she’s begins to lose who she is because she
begins to lose who she is because she
begins to lose who she is because she doesn’t know how to integrate into this
doesn’t know how to integrate into this
doesn’t know how to integrate into this new life and she attempted running away
new life and she attempted running away
new life and she attempted running away I did not attempt that I like shelter so
I did not attempt that I like shelter so
I did not attempt that I like shelter so I found her way to get ingrained here in
I found her way to get ingrained here in
I found her way to get ingrained here in the community but kind of Riley’s
the community but kind of Riley’s
the community but kind of Riley’s attempt to go home made me think about
attempt to go home made me think about
attempt to go home made me think about that concept of home and how that plays
that concept of home and how that plays
that concept of home and how that plays a role in making us who we are so I
a role in making us who we are so I
a role in making us who we are so I listened to a song called house that
listened to a song called house that
listened to a song called house that built me by miranda lambert it’s a
built me by miranda lambert it’s a
built me by miranda lambert it’s a country song and in the music video she
country song and in the music video she
country song and in the music video she talks about her home and how it made her
talks about her home and how it made her
talks about her home and how it made her who she was and she actually goes back
who she was and she actually goes back
who she was and she actually goes back to her home and she knocks on the front
to her home and she knocks on the front
to her home and she knocks on the front door and the person who lives there now
door and the person who lives there now
door and the person who lives there now answers and she says I don’t think you
answers and she says I don’t think you
answers and she says I don’t think you know me you probably don’t but the
know me you probably don’t but the
know me you probably don’t but the handprints here in the cement on the
handprints here in the cement on the
handprints here in the cement on the front steps they’re mine and as the
front steps they’re mine and as the
front steps they’re mine and as the music video continues she goes to the
music video continues she goes to the
music video continues she goes to the house and she goes through those core
house and she goes through those core
house and she goes through those core memories the things that really make her
memories the things that really make her
memories the things that really make her who she is as a person and goes on to
who she is as a person and goes on to
who she is as a person and goes on to actually explain how she’s actually put
actually explain how she’s actually put
actually explain how she’s actually put those things into her music into her
those things into her music into her
those things into her music into her future life how she’s come to find
future life how she’s come to find
future life how she’s come to find success and at the end of the music
success and at the end of the music
success and at the end of the music video she leaves the house and she kind
video she leaves the house and she kind
video she leaves the house and she kind of its this recognization for her that
of its this recognization for her that
of its this recognization for her that she knows that those memories are there
she knows that those memories are there
she knows that those memories are there for her but she has to move on but they
for her but she has to move on but they
for her but she has to move on but they are part of who she is so I begin to
are part of who she is so I begin to
are part of who she is so I begin to think well what if we didn’t know who we
think well what if we didn’t know who we
think well what if we didn’t know who we are what if we lost who we are what if
are what if we lost who we are what if
are what if we lost who we are what if we couldn’t remember and so I began to
we couldn’t remember and so I began to
we couldn’t remember and so I began to look at Alzheimer’s patients Alzheimer’s
look at Alzheimer’s patients Alzheimer’s
look at Alzheimer’s patients Alzheimer’s patients for those who don’t know what
patients for those who don’t know what
patients for those who don’t know what Alzheimer’s is it is a generative
Alzheimer’s is it is a generative
Alzheimer’s is it is a generative degenerative brain disease that causes
degenerative brain disease that causes
degenerative brain disease that causes you to begin to forget who you are
you to begin to forget who you are
you to begin to forget who you are memories or experiences and it’s a
memories or experiences and it’s a
memories or experiences and it’s a breakdown and so I actually got to work
breakdown and so I actually got to work
breakdown and so I actually got to work personally with Alzheimer’s patients
personally with Alzheimer’s patients
personally with Alzheimer’s patients through my Eagle Scout project and I
through my Eagle Scout project and I
through my Eagle Scout project and I also listened and interviewed other
also listened and interviewed other
also listened and interviewed other people for their stories with who had
people for their stories with who had
people for their stories with who had loved ones with Alzheimer’s and one of
loved ones with Alzheimer’s and one of
loved ones with Alzheimer’s and one of the common things that I found in almost
the common things that I found in almost
the common things that I found in almost every Alzheimer’s patient is frustration
every Alzheimer’s patient is frustration
every Alzheimer’s patient is frustration Alzheimer’s patients actually know
Alzheimer’s patients actually know
Alzheimer’s patients actually know what’s happening to them they understand
what’s happening to them they understand
what’s happening to them they understand that they are losing who they are and
that they are losing who they are and
that they are losing who they are and it’s frustrating for them and so what
it’s frustrating for them and so what
it’s frustrating for them and so what happens is when their family members
happens is when their family members
happens is when their family members come to try to visit with them it’s
come to try to visit with them it’s
come to try to visit with them it’s actually traumatizing for them because
actually traumatizing for them because
actually traumatizing for them because they know that their loved one is
they know that their loved one is
they know that their loved one is forgetting who they are and that’s very
forgetting who they are and that’s very
forgetting who they are and that’s very hard to do with because you try to see
hard to do with because you try to see
hard to do with because you try to see yourselves in
yourselves in
yourselves in we try to see ourselves and others and
we try to see ourselves and others and
we try to see ourselves and others and so when you go to that person and they
so when you go to that person and they
so when you go to that person and they don’t know who you are it’s traumatizing
don’t know who you are it’s traumatizing
don’t know who you are it’s traumatizing for yourself but it’s actually really
for yourself but it’s actually really
for yourself but it’s actually really more traumatizing for them and it
more traumatizing for them and it
more traumatizing for them and it creates frustration for them because
creates frustration for them because
creates frustration for them because they can’t remember who you are and in
they can’t remember who you are and in
they can’t remember who you are and in that frustration it usually causes an
that frustration it usually causes an
that frustration it usually causes an upset for the family member and they
upset for the family member and they
upset for the family member and they leave the room and see that disconnect
leave the room and see that disconnect
leave the room and see that disconnect is what’s the issues because our
is what’s the issues because our
is what’s the issues because our memories help us connect with each other
memories help us connect with each other
memories help us connect with each other they’re the stories we share with some
they’re the stories we share with some
they’re the stories we share with some of you with the people who are sitting
of you with the people who are sitting
of you with the people who are sitting next to you and your friends and family
next to you and your friends and family
next to you and your friends and family it’s how we connect and so I begin to
it’s how we connect and so I begin to
it’s how we connect and so I begin to wonder what would happen if we lost that
wonder what would happen if we lost that
wonder what would happen if we lost that connection if everyone began to forget
connection if everyone began to forget
connection if everyone began to forget who they were and we couldn’t connect
who they were and we couldn’t connect
who they were and we couldn’t connect with each other what would happen and
with each other what would happen and
with each other what would happen and like how would society Salida generate
like how would society Salida generate
like how would society Salida generate if we could no longer connect and so I
if we could no longer connect and so I
if we could no longer connect and so I looked at a quote by Elie Wiesel it says
looked at a quote by Elie Wiesel it says
looked at a quote by Elie Wiesel it says without memory there is no culture
without memory there is no culture
without memory there is no culture without memory there would be no
without memory there would be no
without memory there would be no civilization no society no future for
civilization no society no future for
civilization no society no future for those of you who don’t know Elie Wiesel
those of you who don’t know Elie Wiesel
those of you who don’t know Elie Wiesel is actually a Holocaust survivor in fact
is actually a Holocaust survivor in fact
is actually a Holocaust survivor in fact he actually spent a majority of his
he actually spent a majority of his
he actually spent a majority of his childhood in one of the worst internment
childhood in one of the worst internment
childhood in one of the worst internment camps in during the Holocaust at
camps in during the Holocaust at
camps in during the Holocaust at Auschwitz and he endured some of the
Auschwitz and he endured some of the
Auschwitz and he endured some of the most terrible memories in human history
most terrible memories in human history
most terrible memories in human history he was a part of them he actually
he was a part of them he actually
he was a part of them he actually watched his father died in the
watched his father died in the
watched his father died in the interminable an important part of
interminable an important part of
interminable an important part of society is amazing it really goes to
society is amazing it really goes to
society is amazing it really goes to show that memory is a necessary part of
show that memory is a necessary part of
show that memory is a necessary part of who we are of what it means to connect
who we are of what it means to connect
who we are of what it means to connect with each other it’s important it’s part
with each other it’s important it’s part
with each other it’s important it’s part of society it makes us whole it’s how we
of society it makes us whole it’s how we
of society it makes us whole it’s how we connect our stories spread across the
connect our stories spread across the
connect our stories spread across the globe and they make up what society is
globe and they make up what society is
globe and they make up what society is so when I looked at this quote I began
so when I looked at this quote I began
so when I looked at this quote I began to wonder well if society was to
to wonder well if society was to
to wonder well if society was to actually have a breakdown since it is
actually have a breakdown since it is
actually have a breakdown since it is dependent on memory what what if I take
dependent on memory what what if I take
dependent on memory what what if I take a look at history books so I’m sure we
a look at history books so I’m sure we
a look at history books so I’m sure we all love to read history textbooks we
all love to read history textbooks we
all love to read history textbooks we all have them and love to lug them
all have them and love to lug them
all have them and love to lug them around but I thought in a terms well
around but I thought in a terms well
around but I thought in a terms well what if I took history textbooks and
what if I took history textbooks and
what if I took history textbooks and instead of just reading them as records
instead of just reading them as records
instead of just reading them as records what if they were stories what if they
what if they were stories what if they
what if they were stories what if they weren’t simply just someone who wrote
weren’t simply just someone who wrote
weren’t simply just someone who wrote something down but stories passed on
something down but stories passed on
something down but stories passed on from ancestor to ancestor to grandchild
from ancestor to ancestor to grandchild
from ancestor to ancestor to grandchild that were shared throughout the world
that were shared throughout the world
that were shared throughout the world and that shape
and that shape
and that shape what humanity is today and so I decided
what humanity is today and so I decided
what humanity is today and so I decided I was going to look at a society that
I was going to look at a society that
I was going to look at a society that did not have that collective memory so I
did not have that collective memory so I
did not have that collective memory so I read the book the giver some of you may
read the book the giver some of you may
read the book the giver some of you may have read this book already but for
have read this book already but for
have read this book already but for those who haven’t I do recommend you
those who haven’t I do recommend you
those who haven’t I do recommend you read it but the giver covers the story
read it but the giver covers the story
read it but the giver covers the story of a society that does not have access
of a society that does not have access
of a society that does not have access to this collective memory they don’t
to this collective memory they don’t
to this collective memory they don’t have access to a motion in it’s because
have access to a motion in it’s because
have access to a motion in it’s because they lack access to that collective
they lack access to that collective
they lack access to that collective memory so every din morning when the
memory so every din morning when the
memory so every din morning when the people wake up in this society they take
people wake up in this society they take
people wake up in this society they take this injection and they’re told that it
this injection and they’re told that it
this injection and they’re told that it actually prevents them from being able
actually prevents them from being able
actually prevents them from being able to express emotion when that’s really
to express emotion when that’s really
to express emotion when that’s really not the case of what happens it blocked
not the case of what happens it blocked
not the case of what happens it blocked their ability to access that collective
their ability to access that collective
their ability to access that collective memory of society that things that have
memory of society that things that have
memory of society that things that have shaped humanity what it is so it’s this
shaped humanity what it is so it’s this
shaped humanity what it is so it’s this very bland society they see things in
very bland society they see things in
very bland society they see things in black and white they live by very basic
black and white they live by very basic
black and white they live by very basic rules and they’re devoid of conflict and
rules and they’re devoid of conflict and
rules and they’re devoid of conflict and there it’s described as a utopian
there it’s described as a utopian
there it’s described as a utopian society but that’s truly not what it is
society but that’s truly not what it is
society but that’s truly not what it is it’s actually a fake utopian society
it’s actually a fake utopian society
it’s actually a fake utopian society that lives in dystopia because it lacks
that lives in dystopia because it lacks
that lives in dystopia because it lacks access to memory and there’s a main
access to memory and there’s a main
access to memory and there’s a main character in this book named Jonas and
character in this book named Jonas and
character in this book named Jonas and he’s what they call the receiver of
he’s what they call the receiver of
he’s what they call the receiver of memory the person in the society
memory the person in the society
memory the person in the society responsible for holding all the memories
responsible for holding all the memories
responsible for holding all the memories of society the collective ones that were
of society the collective ones that were
of society the collective ones that were lost before we transition into these
lost before we transition into these
lost before we transition into these communities and so what Jonas realizes
communities and so what Jonas realizes
communities and so what Jonas realizes as he begins to experience these
as he begins to experience these
as he begins to experience these memories he see ginz to see things in
memories he see ginz to see things in
memories he see ginz to see things in color and see things for what they truly
color and see things for what they truly
color and see things for what they truly are and realizes that no one should be
are and realizes that no one should be
are and realizes that no one should be devoid of this no one should have to
devoid of this no one should have to
devoid of this no one should have to live in a world where they don’t have
live in a world where they don’t have
live in a world where they don’t have access to the memories of collectiveness
access to the memories of collectiveness
access to the memories of collectiveness of society to be unable to connect with
of society to be unable to connect with
of society to be unable to connect with each other in ways that are unimaginable
each other in ways that are unimaginable
each other in ways that are unimaginable and so what he does is he escapes the
and so what he does is he escapes the
and so what he does is he escapes the society and in doing so releases the
society and in doing so releases the
society and in doing so releases the memories back of the world and you have
memories back of the world and you have
memories back of the world and you have to kind of visualize it in the book but
to kind of visualize it in the book but
to kind of visualize it in the book but if you watch the movie you actually
if you watch the movie you actually
if you watch the movie you actually begin to see the characters it brings
begin to see the characters it brings
begin to see the characters it brings tears to their eyes as they slowly begin
tears to their eyes as they slowly begin
tears to their eyes as they slowly begin to see in color again it’s because
to see in color again it’s because
to see in color again it’s because they’re actually getting access to the
they’re actually getting access to the
they’re actually getting access to the things that they forgotten for so long
things that they forgotten for so long
things that they forgotten for so long that allow them to connect with their
that allow them to connect with their
that allow them to connect with their loved ones allow them to connect with
loved ones allow them to connect with
loved ones allow them to connect with their friends the people around them the
their friends the people around them the
their friends the people around them the things that shape who they are and so
things that shape who they are and so
things that shape who they are and so what I want to leave you with today is
what I want to leave you with today is
what I want to leave you with today is remember your memories I know that
remember your memories I know that
remember your memories I know that sounds funny but give me a second I’ll
sounds funny but give me a second I’ll
sounds funny but give me a second I’ll bring it back round remember your
bring it back round remember your
bring it back round remember your memories because they truly do make
memories because they truly do make
memories because they truly do make who you are there how you connect with
who you are there how you connect with
who you are there how you connect with your friends your loved ones there the
your friends your loved ones there the
your friends your loved ones there the stories that you make in your life and
stories that you make in your life and
stories that you make in your life and some of you those stories will only go a
some of you those stories will only go a
some of you those stories will only go a short distance and others they will go
short distance and others they will go
short distance and others they will go around the globe your stories will be
around the globe your stories will be
around the globe your stories will be the stories that are passed down to the
the stories that are passed down to the
the stories that are passed down to the next generation and the one after that
next generation and the one after that
next generation and the one after that that will continue to shape humanity for
that will continue to shape humanity for
that will continue to shape humanity for what it is so what I leave you with
what it is so what I leave you with
what it is so what I leave you with today is that your memories will serve
today is that your memories will serve
today is that your memories will serve you when you are called to answer the
you when you are called to answer the
you when you are called to answer the question do you know who you are and do
question do you know who you are and do
question do you know who you are and do you know where you’re going thank you
you know where you’re going thank you
you know where you’re going thank you [Applause]
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