Czech writer Milan Kundera has died.
His novels explored ambiguity in human motives and emotions.
He contrasted this with the inflexible ideology of communism. But he was wrong to think that only communism was like that.
Buddhism concerns itself with interpretations.
We construct a view of reality that we think is the truth.
If you have a row with someone then it makes things worse. But sometimes the row goes away.
This week’s media storm over an unnamed individual fed on the suspicion that something bad was being concealed.
My point is clear.

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