Widespread damage in Italian town after quake

The transcript briefly introduces Buddha and continues with a related discussion.

What does the phrase 'It's it's' imply in the context of the text?

How does the mention of 'Buddha' contribute to the overall meaning of the text?

Discuss the potential interpretations of the phrase 'It's it's.'

In what ways can the text be seen as a reflection on philosophical ideas?

What significance can be derived from the word 'But' in the text?