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Yup, you got exactly what I was trying to say. Logic is the system of reasoning, the "weighing scale". Emotions are what give the objects weight. So we could bo
by visakanv 13y ago
Yup, you got exactly what I was trying to say. Logic is the system of reasoning, the "weighing scale". Emotions are what give the objects weight. So we could both arrive at different conlusions despite having identical logical reasoning, because we value things differently.
- nmc 13y agoHappy I got it right! This was generalized by A. Einstein in something along the lines of "a problem cannot be solved with the same state of mind it was created in". I like to understand that as: 1. You have a problem. 2. You have a situation that cannot be solved. 3. You have a situation you think cannot be solved. 4. You have a reasoning process concluding that the situation cannot be solved. 5. You have a state of mind which implies, as a logical outcome, that the situation cannot be solved.