Thank you. I couldn't agree more. I have no idea why it's so common for people to consider it a virtue to coddle insane and irrational behavior. Look, if some

Thank you. I couldn't agree more. I have no idea why it's so common for people to consider it a virtue to coddle insane and irrational behavior. Look, if someone tells you they feel very strongly that running across a busy highway is a safe thing to do, you'd think that person was nuts, right? because we recognize that emotion is not a tool of cognition, and that using it in that manner is a really really bad idea. So what about a person who doesn't know how to communicate properly and tries to deal with various problem solving tasks that come up in life via emotion? does the fact that it's a few levels of abstraction removed from concrete facts somehow make it fundamentally different?