> Logic is not the driver of people's behavior. I think people are more rational than you give them credit, but, yes, emotion often informs and overrides our l

> Logic is not the driver of people's behavior. I think people are more rational than you give them credit, but, yes, emotion often informs and overrides our logic. Feelings, emotional intuition, biases, and prejudices color the lens of the eyes through which we see the world. Logic can be like prescription glasses or like Stevie Wonder glasses depending on how we check our priors. > The reason is because it's very closely related to gambling and triggers the same obsessive thinking as gambling does - based on my observations of how I felt and thought when I did some crypto investing. I noticed the same obsessive feeling and learned more about myself through that day trading. It was an expensive lesson however.