Let me explain.
Underneath our emotional outpours of idealism, are we also very cynical thinkers when we look at the world at large?
I tend to think that because of our unique emotional capacity to understand and be aware of human suffering, we tend to rationalize and even reanalyze many of the problems faced by humanity. Although we often express our understanding in melancholic form, we tend to reevaluate and strengthen values so that we will eventually attain logical solutions that can be realigned with the bigger picture of things.
Are we really just over rational cynics underneath our fluffy exterior?
Underneath our emotional outpours of idealism, are we also very cynical thinkers when we look at the world at large?
I tend to think that because of our unique emotional capacity to understand and be aware of human suffering, we tend to rationalize and even reanalyze many of the problems faced by humanity. Although we often express our understanding in melancholic form, we tend to reevaluate and strengthen values so that we will eventually attain logical solutions that can be realigned with the bigger picture of things.
Are we really just over rational cynics underneath our fluffy exterior?