The Philosophy of Voluntaryism Ep 6: Is There A Role For Emotions In Voluntaryism?
Is there a role for emotions in The Philosophy of Voluntaryism?!
In our sixth episode of The Philosophy of Voluntaryism we discuss a point of much contention between the rigid and dangerously sharp edges of logic and the soft and often erratic nature of emotions.
-How does our previous topic of NVC relate to the emotional and logic needs of the Philosophy of Voluntaryism?
-If we don’t shun logic, then why should we shun emotions?
-Just as we should acknowledge and understand bad logic, we should acknowledge and understand negative emotions.
Emotions play a critical role in understanding how to understand Voluntaryism. It is why Voluntaryism is the evolution of simple anarchism. It is anarchism evolved through the understanding and use of empathy.
The Philosophy of Voluntaryism Ep 6: Is There A Role For Emotions In Voluntaryism?
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