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FWIW, "feel" and "good" as used in this article is not about emotions; it's more of a shortcut that means "Do I trust that this is doing what I expect it to reg
by falcolas 5y ago
FWIW, "feel" and "good" as used in this article is not about emotions; it's more of a shortcut that means "Do I trust that this is doing what I expect it to regarding (safety | stability | understandability)?"
"Feel": "I trust."
"Good": "Does what I expect it to."
- NateEag 5y ago"Trust" is (or at least can be) an emotion.
- politician 5y agoTrust is the faith that the subject won’t betray you or your interests despite being in a position to do so. It’s a belief, not an emotion.
- NateEag 5y agoHmm, yeah, good point. I think you're right. I guess the emotions associated with trust might be "peace" or "confidence". Thanks for correcting my error!