"The cells of the heart which nature built for joy die through disuse. The small place in the breast which is faith's cramped quarters remains untenanted for years and decays." ~ Alexander Solzhenitsyn
I came across this quote as I was listening to an audiobook version of Cancer Ward by Alexander Solzhenitsyn. I wanted to get it down on paper, well, digital paper at least, so I could look at it. I typed the first few words into a search engine, and this is the AI generated search result summary:
"The heart does not have specific cells that hold emotions like joy; rather, it is primarily made up of cardiac muscle cells that pump blood. While emotional experiences can affect heart function, the concept of cells "holding joy" is not scientifically supported." ~ Duck.ai Search Assist
Kind of missing the point, but completely on brand, my non-human friend.
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