Emotion is a more complex process than logic.

>>8965666
niggerdyne

>logic isnt complex
brainlet detected

>>8965666
What does that even mean. How is complexity defined?
Compute complexity(logic) and complexity (emotion) to prove the inequality.

>>8965666
Emotion has randomness.
This can be misinterpreted as complexity.

>>8965674
>emotion isnt more complex than logic
brainlet detected

>>8965666
Where can i get watermelonium that pure?

>>8965666
How so? We have pinpointed emotional systems and pathways in the brain and how they effect other systems in the body to produce a change in behavior. While cognitive logic has not been pinpointed whatsoever and the pathways less understood.

>>8965666
correct
nice trips

>>8966108
>no u
brainlet detected

a solution being complex is not a good thing

>>8966130
>using logic in an emotion based argument
brainlet detected

And that might be why it is wrong so often.

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>>8965666
Animals have emotion. It's not exactly an impressive achievement.

>>8966092
this

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>>8966151
>Animals have logic. It's not exactly an impressive achievement.

>>8966143
>he thinks he can certainly describe which emotion he is feeling now
brainlet detected

>>8965666
Logic is an emotional state.
Emotions are based on logical states.

>>8966177
human ARE animals duh

Emotion is backend, low-level but high-potency thought processes, whereas logic is frontend, high-level and mid to low potency

>>8966182
>he can't certainly describe the emotion he is feeling
you brainlets make me feel a mixture of pity and disgust

>>8965666
Thinking there is any distinction between the two is a disease called philosophy which you can keep contained to >>>/his/

>>8966248
You have no idea what you're talking about.

>>8966263
Emotion and logic are processes that occur in the brain. Regardless of if they happen in different areas of the brain they are still the same processes. Making a distinction between them is purely philosophical.
>inb4 materialist
You mean pragmatist

>>8966273
Next thing you'll be arguing that verbal processing and face recognition are the same thing because they're both processes that occur in the brain. This clearly isn't your area of expertise, so I suggest keeping your misinformed opinions to yourself, lest you embarrass yourself more.

>>8966113
Tourmaline bro

>>8965674
Where in that does it even imply that logic is not complex?

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>>8965666
>complex means better
that's where you're wrong kiddo

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>>8966113
I literally came here to post watermelonium. I tip my hat to you for beating me to it.

>>8966310
Nor is that even implied by the statement OP posts.

>>8966273
you should have ended your post with hurr durr

>>8966323
We are fast approaching the poit where all posts on /sci/ should end with "HURR DURR"

>>8965666
that's why we are way smarter than any animal is or computer will be, they literally don't have freedom

>>8966371
That's very questionable.

>>8966247
>using philological constructions of his mind to describe sensations
shiggydiggy brainlet

>>8965666
nice elbaite

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>>8965673

ITT we see how much fallacy can be humanly introduced into an argument

>>8969775
That's an emotional fallacy!

>>8965666
Needless complexity is for brainlets, though. Non-brainlets like me keep things as simple and efficient as possible.

>>8966113
It's easy, just a thousand dollars for a piece that size.

>>8966092
>anything at all, that has ever existed
> random
pick one

>>8966092
No, there is nothing random about emotion.

In fact, there is no difference between logic and emotion. The distinction is arbitrary and meaningless.

>>8965666
watermelonium