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8.4

Emotional thinking vs Logical thinking?

Asked by Mujtaba_Alam_Khan in Philosophy & Religion

Tags: emotions, logic

I saw a film last night (21. a good movie). In that the person has to think 'Logical' to beat the system.
But sometimes he gets emotional and loses the game. After all we are Human beings.

Another film which was interesting was 'I robot'. In that a accident occurs and there are two cars and one in a Man and in the other in a young girl both are in the water and sinking.
And a robot comes to rescue but he can only save one person by his Logical calculations the man is more Important and gets saved.

MQ: How do we decide in a situation when there is conflict between Logical thinking and emotional thinking?

Take an example:
There is a war on and you are hiding from the soliders who have invaded your village.
You are hiding in someones hidden basement with a few people.
If you get caught you will more likely be killed.

1) Along the way you found someones baby, but now the baby is crying and you can't make it stop, you tried everything.
Time is running out, soliders will find you soon, you have Only One Option is:
To kill the baby and save the rest.
What do you do? kill the baby and save the rest of the people or get caught and face the faith that lies ahead.

2) What happens if the baby is yours?
What do you do then? You have the same option.
The same Logical thinking but the emotional thinking has changed.

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I hope this example makes things more clearly.. hopefully

-Muj ;-)