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It's not really an oversimplification. It's a compressed principle from which a lot of implications come out of it. You don't use the same part of the mind tha
by hosh 11y ago
It's not really an oversimplification. It's a compressed principle from which a lot of implications come out of it.
You don't use the same part of the mind that exercises intellectual understanding in order to gain emotional intelligence. For some, it's like an underused-mental muscle. It grows stronger with practice.
"It's like asking an alcoholic to understand the emotions of why he drinks."
That's a great question to ask!