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i)Are emotions rational or irrational?
ii)What Came Before the Big Bang?
iii)Is suffering an important part of being human?
iv)Does modern life give us more freedom or less freedom than in the past?
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HERE ARE SOME QUESTIONS WHICH IS VERY ARDUOUS AND I AM TRYING TO ANSWER IT FROM LAST 20 MINS BUT CAN'T ANSWER, IF YOU CAN ANSWER MAH QUESTIONS THEN YOU ARE A GENIUS...
[tex]questions \: are[/tex]
i)Are emotions rational or irrational?
ii)What Came Before the Big Bang?
iii)Is suffering an important part of being human?
iv)Does modern life give us more freedom or less freedom than in the past?
KINDLY DON'T SPAM:)
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(i) Emotions Are Strategic.
“Rationality is maximizing (or together, optimizing) our well-being,” Solomon writes. “Our emotions are rational insofar as they further our collective as well as personal well-being, irrational insofar as they diminish or degrade it.”
(ii) It's possible that before the Big Bang, the universe was an infinite stretch of an ultrahot, dense material, persisting in a steady state until, for some reason, the Big Bang occured. This extra-dense universe may have been governed by quantum mechanics, the physics of the extremely small scale, Carroll said.
(iii) The fact is that suffering is an inevitable part of life, from aging and death to heartbreak and disappointment. Physical suffering is pain, aging, deterioration and injury. Emotional suffering is betrayal, sadness, loneliness and feelings of inadequacy or blind rage. But the fact is that this is never going to work.
(iv) My answer is yes and also no.
Because in some areas they have to grow independently.
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