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From: seifert@hammer.UUCP (Snoopy)
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Subject: Re: emotions and your so
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Date: Wed, 27-Nov-85 22:10:13 EST
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What's all this about emotions and logic being mutually exclusive?
I know plenty of critters (of both genders) that are both emotional
and logical.

Actually I don't know too many critters that *aren't* emotional,
although some show it more than others.

I have met a few that were totally illogical.  One tried to tell
me that her logic was "different" than mine.  Okay fine, as long as
you still get the right answer at the end.  (Unfortunately, she didn't)

Conventional wisdom has it that men are logical, and women are emotional.
What I observe is that men are logical, and show a lot of variation
in the amount of emotion they show.  Women show emotion, and vary a lot
logically.  The least logical and most logical persons I know are
both women.

Snoopy (ECS Ronin #901)
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