We as thinkers are always attempting to harmonize with the
reality around us. Though there will always be those of us content to reside in
long-discredited, artificial worldviews because they conveniently explain
everything in line with our preconceived prejudices.
Ideas themselves are a product of the intellectual/emotional
environment at the place and time of their conception. Ideas can be mellow,
observatory, or aggressive and radical and imperialistic, due to the emotional
reactions of the individuals entertaining the ideas. The ideas then spread
among those under the same emotional conditions across time.
Ideas could be conceived as emotional vectors, directions in
force that are encased with logical symbols and semantics so that they can be
communicated on our higher channels of thought. In this way perhaps, our higher
level processes are less engines and more regulatory systems attempting to
guide emotive engines for constructive purposes.
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