How do you debrief a tragedy that launched a thousand protests and signaled a tectonic shift in a public yearning for change? Even in the context of a trial which delivers a verdict, George Floyd’s death remains a shock to the system. This episode doesn’t bring closure - it’s more of an acknowledgement that so many things continue after the trial concluded. That’s not something we like to dwell on. To quote a lyric from Dawes that regularly bounces around in my head: “If our lives were a movie, if our lives were a book, It'd be longer than I'd recommend. 'Cause if you're telling a story, at some point you stop. But stories don't end.” This story isn’t over, but as with so many other things Still Processing helps to actively annotate reality as the world keeps spinning.