Recent content by AaronNight

It's clear our failure is mutual.

What about hormone distribution? Glial behavior? Motor system arousal? External influence from psychological identity? Gender roles? Socioeconomic identity? Nutrition? Sleep level? Pain index? Blood sugar level? There's a ubiquitous network at play here. Far more complexity than what...

I'll explain further. As I mentioned earlier emotion is a mechanical description of pattern designed to help us better respond to our physical world. Its intent is as a supplement to our higher order functioning (Frontal Cortex behavior) and is instrumental in ascertaining cognitive detail...

To reason without proper 'emotion' is to survey only a fragment of the available intellectual landscape before making a decision. It's inadequate data recovery. In short, by actively suppressing/ignoring emotion, you're cheating yourself out of eons of sharpened ancestral instinct designed to...

Yes. Alogical exploration of untestable hypothesis is often the best way to creatively enhance one's perception of the world.

We are all irrational. MBTI simply distinguishes preferences -in- irrationality.

Hmm. While I can identify with the reasoning inside some of your imagery, I think your premise is hinged on an inaccurate assumption concerning interlinked motivational aspects of the human psyche as it corresponds specifically to what it means to secure and defend resources within...

Plus, it's 'Read-Only'. Most can't even remember their PIN number.

Hehe - yeah, it's a geography joke. Makes fun of flavor-of-the-day activists, while offering the wearer a living case study in general American ignorance of international geography.

True. Religious anxiety has created a lot of unnecessary grief for otherwise-harmless/majestic exploration of our natural world. See: evolution - one of the most sublime discoveries ever unearthed in our shared genetic process; makes diversity in ecological systems palpable and radically...

This is more-or-less the position I was driving for. When compared, it's not really a question of correct/incorrect, as each address concerns inappropriate to the former. As a result, the only way to measure truth is to cull an understanding on the basis of individual methodology - For...

Can you explain this a bit further? What does it mean for religion to be 'usually wrong'? Are you referring to application of religious pseudo-science (Creationism/Anti-evolution), or that religion offers incorrect models for what happens after we die/how we should live?

Science is belief with verifiable proof. As an ideal, science is in a constant state of revision as new information enters its accepted lexicon. Science seeks to describe our physical world through empirical review. Science is defined by the processes it uses to clarify understanding...

Interesting question. 'Love' is an emotion; a complex network of interlinking stimuli that can produce a euphoric, idealized state of mind we generally reserve for people important to our lives. Like other emotions, love is one of many transient intellectual responses to environmental cues...