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Ah, looking through a prism is like seeing things from different perspectives, like how light changes and splits into beautiful colors when passing through a prism. It's about exploring different viewpoints and gaining a deeper understanding of a situation or idea. Just like how each color in the spectrum is unique and important, every perspective adds richness to our lives.

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