<transcript><audio_24>two a kind of point of origin or perhaps as I'll move towards in this discussion towards a point of return the sense of our of origin and return and I want to talk about my own experiences as a as a kind of Iceland tragic in that in that</transcript><transcript><audio_25>process in defining what it means to go back and how you know when you're back I'd like to start with with just a little bit of information though about Iceland then I assume that you you know a little bit about the place if you here</transcript><caption><image_26>The image shows a man standing at a podium in front of a large screen in a dark room. He is speaking into a microphone and appears to be giving a presentation. On the screen, there is an image of a snowy landscape with trees and mountains in the background. The man is wearing a suit and tie and is gesturing with his hands as he speaks. There are people sitting in the audience, attentively listening to the presentation. The room is dimly lit with spotlights on the ceiling.</caption><transcript><audio_27>today it's a it's a remote island in the North Atlantic it has three hundred thousand inhabitants so in other words everybody in Iceland knows everybody else's business it's that kind of place where you can't be known and in fact one of the great pleasures of being in</transcript> two a kind of point of origin or perhaps as I'll move towards in this discussion towards a point of return the sense of our of origin and return and I want to talk about my own experiences as a as a kind of Iceland tragic in that in that process in defining what it means to go back and how you know when you're back I'd like to start with with just a little bit of information though about Iceland then I assume that you you know a little bit about the place if you here today it's a it's a remote island in the North Atlantic it has three hundred thousand inhabitants so in other words everybody in Iceland knows everybody else's business it's that kind of place where you can't be known and in fact one of the great pleasures of being in
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