It is a lot of fun to be rationalist and deep thinker. It lets one ponder great schemes of how ideas work together. Without empirical grounding, it can also le

It is a lot of fun to be rationalist and deep thinker. It lets one ponder great schemes of how ideas work together. Without empirical grounding, it can also lead one drastically astray. You have no examples that your thought is true, nor any mechanism by which it could work, while I have both counter-examples and the observation that any such mechanism is outside of known evolutionary theory. "I am not arguing that this has always been the case" stands in stark contrast to your proposition that "we are wired" to this behavior.