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Suffering is the price the intelligent person has to pay.
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The quote presents suffering as a cost of intelligence. It suggests that understanding more deeply can also bring greater awareness of difficulty, conflict, or pain. In this view, suffering is not separate from intelligence but the price attached to it.
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- Mahfil interview with Amrita Pritam
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