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It’s definitely stuff I’ll try and keep in mind.
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*Looks toward the sun*
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*Watches it as we pass it*
It’s pretty wise, nonetheless.
I appreciate that. Hopefully it's useful.
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There you go again, hammering home another good point.
*Shrugs and dodges a small ant pile*
It's just what comes to mind.
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It's not about emotional care, more like they can logically determine the things that are most important to them.
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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Do they? I’m sure people who aren’t emotional at all can still make those decisions.
How would someone who lacks emotions really care for anything?
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Sometimes I think emotions get in the way of making the right decisions. Putting them into practice might be easier if I weren’t so exposed to them.
Emotions cloud decisions, but they also help people discover what they value.
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I guess you’re right about that one, too.
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I'm just throwing out ideas. Putting them into practice is another problem entirely.
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Misjudging that can lead to disappointment.
It does. But managing disappointment is another part of living.
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I think I can relate to that. I tend to try and keep myself more grounded in between positive and negative.
It's situational. Some things call for it, others don't.
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Just if it ever causes you to get in over your head with some things.
No, but that's probably because I'm not often the one with the optimistic outlook.
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