32431, Ok pedant Posted by moot_point, Thu May-19-05 01:21 PM
> The absence of emotional reasoning. > >Fiction aside, what is emotional reasoning? As far I as I >understand reason is the ability to make descisions unclouded >by emotion.
emotional decision making. > > > > >>If you read all of my posts you will discovery that I said >it >>is a matter of DEGREE of subjectivity. There can be validity >>in subjectivity. A blind man would say the room is dark and >a >>seeing man would say the room is light. In this instance, >both >>assertions are 'true' to each individual, and are based on >>each individual's capabilities to make subjective >assessments. >>However, it is clear to see in this instance the opinion >that >>is more valid. > >But the point is is the light on. That is the hypothetical >objective fact you are discussing. If it is you can either lie >and say the room is dark, or tell the truth if the room is >light. Depending on whether the light is on. Fuck blindness, >and all that shit...its simple enough.
So you remove perception from the equation?
Would a cabbage be able to tell you if the light was on?
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