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10 Feb 2010, 1:34 am

I am an emophobe [not a good formation, but it is late and my head is stuffed up] and at one point thought the emotion free relationship possible / desirable.

None of the possibilities proved possible, and what I have to say - no matter where you start out, if you are bonded there will be emotion. The glow of a good charcoal grill, not flame - though there can be flareup. But Even for the phobi emotiob willcreep in if there really IS a relationship.



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12 Feb 2010, 1:38 pm

What is meant by "pure" logic? Is it non-applied, or maybe applied only to non-defined variables?

Anyhow, the rational is to act according to what is believed to produce a preferable result. A preferable result is a result that is preferred. The preferred is what one prefers. What one prefers is determined by quasi-incalculable myriad factors.


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