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by koilke
1769 days ago
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I would personally recommend Good Reasons for Bad Feelings
By Randolph M. Nesse The author digs into the idea that humans may have evolved to a certain extent to have good reasons for bad feelings. Several fascinating cases are cited and it made me realise how feelings can be a warning of something. Maybe a bit like when we eat too much salt or sweet then the body reacts. Emotions could work like that but perhaps in a less tangible way. https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/546633/good-reasons... |
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