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Feelings are summary judgments

Feelings are summary judgments

Most of the time we don’t second guess them, and even if we do, they often end up overwhelming us.

Negative feelings are very powerful and harder to question: we identify with them effortlessly. “I feel it, so it must be true” is often our default setting.

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