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In many ways logic itself is emotional -- the feeling of pieces fitting together perfectly, the feeling of things that were unclear becoming clear; all these ki
by panic 6y ago
In many ways logic itself is emotional -- the feeling of pieces fitting together perfectly, the feeling of things that were unclear becoming clear; all these kind of feelings drive people toward logic as a way of thinking about the world.
- ducttapelogic 6y agoI respectfully disagree (I think), We can be emotional about pieces fitting together etc. but we certainly don't have to. Those pieces are still going to fit together. As Threeve303 have said - "the world"/people run on emotion. Some of those people (a minority) are going to be attracted to logic because they will see the value of it. So, I guess, we can say that they will feel (have emotions?) toward logic, while others won't - but that doesn't matter because the "pieces are still fitting together" with or without people feeling anything toward logic. (Hopefully that made sense, especially because English is not my first language.) Kind regards, dtl