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From: jens@moscom.UUCP (Jens Fiederer)
Newsgroups: net.politics.theory
Subject: Re: Ayn  Rand's  definitions of force and reason
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Date: Mon, 30-Dec-85 03:34:10 EST
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Dear Laura: You may get emotional about conflicts between different
rationalities.  Occassionally, I do, too.  More commonly the reason/emotion
relationship runs in the other direction -- my emotions are fired by
operational imperatives (food, Coca-Cola(original formula), sex,
activity), whereupon reason steps in to formulate a strategy to maximize
the positive emotions.

Azhrarn