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“Şefkat ve yürek tamamen farklı şeylerdir. Şefkat bağımsız bir işlevdir. Daha net söylemek gerekirse, yüzeysel bir işlevdir. Bu yalnızca bir alışkanlıktır, yürekten farklıdır. Yürek dediğimiz daha derin, daha güçlü bir şeydir. Üstelik her şeyle de çelişir.”

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Book:Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World

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