EF30 peeks behind the curtain of Episode EF9 to dissect the following submitted questions: Are emotions and instincts the same thing? How do we know when our emotions are being manipulated? Why does society cause us to go down these rat holes of tribal splits and hating groups? Does meditation serve the same purposes as like what CBT does? Why do you think it’s so hard to do something that matters? Is it tied to our emotions? What makes us happy? And more…
EF30 is an Ask Me Anything about Episode EF9 (I Feel, Therefore I am: Capsized on the River Emotion). The driving question of this episode (and this AMA) for you to think through is … Can rationality and emotions coexist? We wish we don’t feel pain, sorrow or sadness. But what if somehow we managed to remove every single emotion. Could we really exist? The seventh episode of the first season of the Evolve Faster Podcast Episode is driven by the big question Can rationality and emotions coexist. We wish we don’t feel pain, sorrow or sadness. But what if somehow we managed to remove every single emotion. Could we really exist?
On the river of life, it is the turbulent emotional moments we learn from the most; the calm parts will be forgotten.
Sometimes in life it is desperation, not absence, which makes the heart grow fonder.
People who manage to find peace with the fact they will die, come to a realization that both the past and the future don’t matter; all that matters is now.
Emotions are a part of our primal instincts to survive and tools evolution gave us to live another day.
EF29 peeks behind the curtain of Episode EF9 to dissect the following submitted questions: Does it really just venting all our emotions to get control of them? Why this question (Can rationality and emotions coexist)? What would have happened if Elliot did take the Mule? Did Edward know about the Mule, or was he only in the dark about the governor’s involvement with the anti-immigrant groups? What does Edward do at the end? Does he send the letter? Should he? What does Elliot choose at the fork? Should Elliot kill himself considering he now has learned to face his emotions? Did Elliot call the cops on himself? Why? And more…
EF29 is a Behind The Podcast about Episode EF9 (I Feel, Therefore I am: Capsized on the River Emotion). The driving question of this episode (and this AMA) for you to think through is … Can rationality and emotions coexist? We tend to put people (and ourselves) into two groups: people who are rational, and people who are emotional. So what should you strive being? A rational or emotional person? Rationality is usually more encouraged as too many emotions can blur your mind. But is it that simple?
Same as your health is under the influence of both external and internal causes, so is your identity.
The core of what it means to be human is mostly based on hardship and difficulty.
