Acharya Prashant addresses a question about the internal conflict between emotion and logic caused by attachment to important people. He uses an analogy to explain the root of this issue. He asks the questioner to imagine a child in the family who consistently brings home a report card with excellent grades like 'A' and 'A+'. Based on this proof, one develops a certain positive attitude and gives importance to that child. In anticipation of another great result, one might decide to go to the school to personally collect the final report card. Upon meeting the class teacher, it is revealed that the child has been showing a fake report card and has even been bringing different people to the school, claiming they are his sister. The actual report card is filled with poor grades like 'C-', 'D-', and 'Z-'. Acharya Prashant explains that the importance given to the child was based on forged documents. Similarly, the internal conflict between emotion and logic arises because our assessment of a person's importance is based on flawed or false proofs. The emotions are tied to these false proofs, while logic, like a wise neighbor in the analogy, tries to point out the truth, but is ignored. The problem is not attachment itself, but being attached to something unworthy. The worth of a person must be assessed through facts, not belief. The moment one knows the reality of the person, the importance given to them is gone, and the inner conflict is resolved. The speaker clarifies that the real problem is not attachment, but the accordance of importance. If one can know what is infinitely important, such as Truth, liberation, light, and fearlessness, then being attached to that is not an issue. In fact, attachment to the right person, one who brings you closer to Truth, will dissolve the attachment itself. The issue lies in our relationships where we often lose sight of the other person's reality and live in fantasies, avoiding facts that might make the relationship impossible. We must assess whether the people we are attached to truly deserve the importance we give them, based on whether they bring truth and liberation into our lives.