I lived, while 1 1/2 million Jewish children died. So I have an obligation to repair the world.
Ruth WestheimerRead
I'm all for any place, any way, any media that can help people connect with somebody and not be lonely.
Interpretation
The quote emphasizes the importance of connection and companionship in combating loneliness.
Ruth Westheimer highlights the significance of any medium or location that fosters human connection, suggesting that tools and spaces that facilitate interactions are crucial for alleviating feelings of loneliness. The quote reflects a belief in the power of community and relationships, advocating for any effort that helps individuals reach out and bond with one another.
In practice
In a speech about mental health awareness, one might say, 'As Ruth Westheimer wisely stated, I'm all for any place... that can help people connect and not be lonely.'
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