feels v. reason
feels v. reason
"Because it makes me feel good" is the opposite of a reason.. there is no reason inherent or welcome. A reason would be "It makes me feel good and doesn't harm anyone else."; a balancing of important and likely effects.
Re: feels v. reason
Feelings are the root of all motivation. They provide ALL reasons for action.
Re: feels v. reason
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[quote=Advocate post_id=478456 time=1604440383 user_id=15238]
"Because it makes me feel good" is the opposite of a reason.. there is no reason inherent or welcome. A reason would be "It makes me feel good and doesn't harm anyone else."; a balancing of important and likely effects.
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Feelings are the root of all motivation. They provide ALL reasons for action.
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Incentive is not reason.
[quote=Advocate post_id=478456 time=1604440383 user_id=15238]
"Because it makes me feel good" is the opposite of a reason.. there is no reason inherent or welcome. A reason would be "It makes me feel good and doesn't harm anyone else."; a balancing of important and likely effects.
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Feelings are the root of all motivation. They provide ALL reasons for action.
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Incentive is not reason.