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The quote from Milan Kundera's "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" encapsulates the tension between emotion and reason. It suggests that when deep feelings arise, the intellect often struggles to justify or understand them. This reflects the human experience of being torn between passion and logic, showcasing how the heart's desires can clash with rational thought. Kundera highlights the complexity of love and relationships, where one's emotional instincts may not align with...

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