#reasoning
- The ability to form an object we desire to achieve through action.
- The ability to form a belief about how certain actions will or will not achieve the objects of our desires.
- The ability to act on our desires and our belief so that our actions form the “conclusion” of a valid practical syllogism.
— Capacity for practical reasoning described by M Moore in ‘Causation and the Excuses’(1985)
How to Make Your Arguments Stronger (Hint: Longer Is Not the Answer)
Resist the temptation to bury people under a blizzard of evidence, says psychology researcher Niro Sivanathan. He explains why.
By Niro Savanthan
Have you ever been in a heated discussion (Breaking Badvs.The Wire; spring vs. fall; small college vs. large university; carbon offsets vs. renewable energy credits) and wanted so badly to show the other person just how wrong they were? If you’re like most of us, you tried to overwhelm your opponent with sheer quantity, to barrage them with every scrap of evidence you could think up.
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4 Reasons Why You Feel Empty
(According to Psych2Go)
- You don’t know who you are
- You have no meaningful relationships
- You haven’t made peace with your past
- You don’t have any dreams in your life
“Emancipate yourself from mental slavery…none but yourself can free your mind”
ONE LOVE!
The philosophy behind this man’s music…has taken me thru’ difficult times in my life…his work is timeless!!
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