Jason is a devoted family man who lives with his wife, Stephanie, and their three children. Following a catastrophic man-made disaster that devastates their hometown, Jason is separated from his family. Despite searching for him for ten years, Stephanie still failed to find where he is.

One day, Jason's close friend, Brian, who has been working abroad, unexpectedly recognizes him in another city. For the purposes of this debate, it is certain that this man is Jason. However, Jason has no recollection of his life before the disaster and has been diagnosed with amnesia. During the past ten years, he has started over, married someone else, and is now happily raising  a  new family.

One day, Jason's close friend Brian, who has been working abroad, unexpectedly recognizes him in another city. For the purposes of this debate, it is certain that this man is Jason. However, Jason has no recollection of his life before the disaster and has been diagnosed with amnesia. During the past ten years, he has started over, married someone else, and is now happily raising  a  new family.

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