The world has reached an end when he passes it, everything will turn madly: people will walk in the streets carrying music flowers, or they will shoot some of them when others see. It will suffice very little, a water point that makes the pot over: a car, for example, a man or any excess sound in the street. There is a quantitative limit that should not be overcome, but this limit does not watch it, and no one knows its existence
The quote from Milan Kundera's "Immortality" suggests a profound commentary on the fragility of societal order. It implies that a tipping point exists within civilization, and once crossed, the consequences would be chaotic and unpredictable. People might display both joy and violence in public spaces, illustrating the extremes of human behavior that can manifest when stability is disrupted. An ordinary event, like a car passing by or a loud noise, could...
