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"But who can decide what they dream?"

Sat Aug 30, 2008, 8:52 PM
Another school year at Sheridan Collage is arriving, I find myself excited, with just a hint of nervousness. I'm optimistic about the possible outcomes, so much so that I feel I might even start posting again. Then again, I just spent all day playing vidja games and I've been feeling very lethargic. I'm hoping school will be the kick in the arse I need to get moving again. Also, for those of you who haven't already heard (or seen me there) I'm working at the Bookstore for the next few week. It's crazy in there, but still awesome.

I've had this question haunting me for a little while now, if anger is the opposite of logic, then what is the opposite of intuition? I feel like if I figure out the answer to it then I whole bunch of things will fall into place.

Seriously

I think i just pulled a brain muscle ...

  • Mood: Apprehensive
  • Listening to: "Touched" by VAST
  • Reading: Psyhohistorcal Crisis
  • Watching: I am Legend
  • Playing: Disgaea 2
  • Eating: nothing
  • Drinking: Strawberry Kool-aid

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:iconthe-raven-hunter:
I would say that the opposite of intuition, which is knowledge gained by that gut instinct, a hunch, or feeling.... would be knowledge gained by learning, fact finding, or in other words... logic. So that raises a bit of a conundrum. If the opposite of logic is anger, and also intuition, that teaches you something about anger. It's true what they say about anger, it can be a map for us. Anger is a very reactionary form of intution. When you're angry about something, it is your gut reaction to something, and if you looked a little closer at your anger, what you're angry at and why.. you'd probably learn a lot. :shrug:
:iconcri-dragonrider:
Heh, honestly didn't expect anyone to respond. Glad you did. It's given me some to think about.

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