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*Looks toward the sun*
*Looks as well*
One thing I do know is that nature calms my nerves.
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*Looks toward the sun*
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I appreciate that. Hopefully it's useful.
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*Shrugs and dodges a small ant pile*
It's just what comes to mind.
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To me, it seems like any algorithm can calculate some kind of value maximum. But for that maximum to mean anything, you would have to care about the outcome. Otherwise, what's the point?
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How would someone who lacks emotions really care for anything?
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Emotions cloud decisions, but they also help people discover what they value.
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*Shrugs*
I'm just throwing out ideas. Putting them into practice is another problem entirely.
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It does. But managing disappointment is another part of living.
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It's situational. Some things call for it, others don't.
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No, but that's probably because I'm not often the one with the optimistic outlook.