Showing posts with label emotion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label emotion. Show all posts

Monday, April 5, 2010

Political Absolute Truth

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBBWX71H1lk

[Under these conditions], [[this] will always be the case].

The existence of this logic-type equation in conjunction with emotion will
provide ample movement for the changing of realities. With just emotion, there is mostly just crying, whining, or suffering. With just logic/thought, there is mostly just ideas and possibilities. The combination of emotion and logic is the equation for that which comes into being from thought to what is called reality.



An overabundance of emotion in comparison with the logic side of the combinatory action is what is then considered "dangerous" for those who are more likely to be the opposite of this; an overabundance of logic in comparison with emotion makes for someone who has lots of ideas, yet sees also the people with the overabundant emotion and feels sad


These people with a stronger tendency for logic, grouped together, will nonetheless assign emotional aspects in similar fashion that the people with an overabundance in emotion do. Since at this point the polarization has probably happened, these people with the overabundance of logic will probably be called hypocrites.

Saturday, October 3, 2009

"Hate" is such a strong word...

I've been debating with myself whether the use of the word "Hate" was proper in my last post. Hate, after all, is a rather strong word. However, I think the use is proper.

The thought came from the memory of a passage in "The Giver" by Lois Lowry. Jonas was talking about how he hated something, and one of the caregivers responded with, "No, you don't hate it. Hate is such a strong word."
"Alright then," he responded (or she corrected him; I forget which). "I strongly dislike it."

But, thinking of the context of it, hate was the proper word when Jonas used it. I think that the use of the word hate is so emotionally so apt that the caregiver couldn't stand to have him using it; emotion was bad. Or, if not emotion, strong emotion.

Then again, Lindsay has said that I seem/(ed) to be against emotion, though in talking with Crystal, Crystal said that that was projection. Hm. *shrug* I'll think about it some more.