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Mr. Moe · 11-10-2003, 08:08 PM

Logic and emotions go hand in hand, they are not opposites, although one will usually override the other. Extremely emotional people tend to complete focus on long-term goals in my experience, which is the opposite of what you would expect. Their solutions to problems don't usually make sense in the short-term, and they will often explode over simple things. Extremely logical people often become robots, unable to communicate their feelings or to be able to connect to others. They focus on the next logical step in the great equation, and generally have one long term goal, but focus on the short term methods of getting there. Only by keeping these in some sort of balance can a person function.

11-10-2003, 08:08 PM	#8 (permalink)
Mr. Moe Loser Location: Oakville, Ontario	Logic and emotions go hand in hand, they are not opposites, although one will usually override the other. Extremely emotional people tend to complete focus on long-term goals in my experience, which is the opposite of what you would expect. Their solutions to problems don't usually make sense in the short-term, and they will often explode over simple things. Extremely logical people often become robots, unable to communicate their feelings or to be able to connect to others. They focus on the next logical step in the great equation, and generally have one long term goal, but focus on the short term methods of getting there. Only by keeping these in some sort of balance can a person function.