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Has it occurred to you that nothing is more powerful for coming up with intellectual arguments than a strong driving emotion? Yes, rage might be the appropriat
by jtrn 2y ago
Has it occurred to you that nothing is more powerful for coming up with intellectual arguments than a strong driving emotion?
Yes, rage might be the appropriate and response given the situation. But it’s often true that it starts with an emotion, and then people just argue from there. Even while being wrong. Just look at all the people with contradictory opinions in history, both with strong, emotional rage, and and equally certain of their connection. Throwing the fact that people actually has a tendency to want to be angry.