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 ===== In Dialogue =====
-> So let's imagine that we have 2 people who are both experiencing equally intense suffering--maybe they've both just lost a loved one or been given a terminal diagnosis. But one of those people is suicidal and begins to plan his suicide, while the other person isn't suicidal. What do you think would be the difference between those 2 people?/Why do you think one of the suffering people isn't suicidal?
+So let's imagine that we have two people who are both experiencing equally intense suffering -- let's say their situations are basically identical, same diagnosis, same prognosis, same situation in life. Except one of those people is suicidal and begins to plan his suicide, while the other person isn't suicidal. What do you think would be the difference between those two people? In situations that are otherwise identical, in response to the same suffering, what kind of difference would have one person suicidal and the other not?