People often say they are struck by Cupid's arrow when they fall in love at first sight. The truth is, much of how our brains process emotions—like love and hate—is still a mystery.
For example, what causes us to hate someone whom we were once passionately in love with. Is the line between love and hate so thin? So fragile, that all it takes is a little push to move from one to the other?
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