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“We can’t all be heroes because somebody has to sit on the curb and clap as they go by.” — Will Rogers
(Very cute. I don’t think that most people are necessarily averse to being “the hero”. I think it’s more a matter of the feeling like you’re watching a scene from a movie, or television, or something not quite real, when something requiring a hero unfolds. You’re kind of in a state of disbelief and puzzlement. The one who snaps out of it first is the one who ultimately takes the necessary action that later gets labeled as heroism. Be well and do good, friends. Peace.) — YUR
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