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... Facts or feelings - what is more important? We can't prove anything without facts and without facts, there is nothing that would provoke feelings in us. But if I have to choose between the two options , I would unquestionably choose emotions because without them we are nothing. Emotions help us live life. We are happy, sad, angry all because we "feel ". We fail to realize that the world which we live in is a world of emotions. Without feelings we humans will not be very different from robots who do what they are supposed to, tirelessly without ever "feeling" any emotion. It is emotions which make us realize what is right and what is wrong; it is emotions which give us enough passion to drive through every obstacle and it is emotions which make the human kind unsellable. Some people do say that we are living in a world where

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