"万有引力不能为人们坠入爱河负责。你怎样才能用化学和物理的术语来解释初恋这样重要的生物现象呢？把手放在炉子上一分钟，感觉就像一个小时。"
— Jeff Bezos
Simplified Meaning:
Falling in love isn't something that science like physics or chemistry can explain. It goes beyond just the physical laws we know, like gravity, which pulls objects towards each other. Think of it this way: when you're in love, you might feel strange, wonderful emotions, but they aren't caused by the same things that make an apple fall from a tree. For example, if you put your hand on something hot, a minute feels painfully long. But, if you're sitting and talking happily with someone you love, hours can pass by without you even noticing. This shows that our feelings and experiences are driven by emotions and human connections, not just by physical forces or scientific rules. It reminds us that love is unique and can't be measured like other things in the world.
