「いや… わかるわけない。君は理性の言葉を使っているんだ、心の言葉じゃなくて。抽象的な世界に生きているんだよ。」
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AI 翻訳
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AI が生成した要約
In Albert Camus' novel The Plague, he argues that understanding cannot be achieved through reason alone, as it lacks the emotional aspect. He suggests that living in a world of abstractions, filled with grand ideas and achievements, may not always be beneficial or accessible to everyone. The abstract nature of things can be understood on a surface level, but its true meaning and impact may be difficult to grasp. While abstract concepts may seem logical and reasonable, they often require time to be validated. However, the advantage of abstraction is that it is always correct, whereas concrete ideas may have practical limitations. Ultimately, the use of reason over emotions in constructing abstract concepts is emphasized. However, the speaker believes in the power of young people's abstraction, as they have the potential to shape the world.