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Discussion Do you believe in love

Do you believe in love

  • Yes, and I have a logical reason

    Votes: 11 68.8%

  • Yes, but I don't have a logical reason

    Votes: 2 12.5%

  • No, and I have a logical reason

    Votes: 3 18.8%

  • No, but I don't have a logical reason

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    16
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NPC said:
isn't love just emotions
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I mean your reasoning behind not believing in love is some dumb shit like "well I'm an incel" or whatever
 
VoniLa said:
n***a i saw you ughing my definitoin of love why don't you agree

Unconditional love doesn't exists. Love is just a reciprocal relationship
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Cause it's not just sexual attraction. A relationship doesn't = love either
 
yh but i don't have a reason
 
over0 said:
And by not having a logical reason I also mean if your reason is emotion based
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No it’s just chemical firing to ensure our selfish genes propel themselves through time.
The only major different between pair-bonding and tournament species is the release of certain hormones and chemicals mediated by special neural circuits.
These release a higher concentration of ‘x’ factor, say (a hormone) when you see a person of the opposite sex or mate with them.
It’s just positive reinforcement done by nature.
 
emotions are good by the way, unless you are a psychopath. you don't need to demonise them, without feeling we aren't really human.

you have different types of love: platonic, romantic, familial love soooooo you get what I mean. love exists in many different forms.
not to mention chemicals involved in love (oxytocin blah blah). i think love exists but people confuse strong, intense feelings with love. love can be rare though, most people will only ever experience one form of love, but one form is better than zero.
 
sociopath said:
emotions are good by the way, unless you are a psychopath. you don't need to demonise them, without feeling we aren't really human.

you have different types of love: platonic, romantic, familial love soooooo you get what I mean. love exists in many different forms.
not to mention chemicals involved in love (oxytocin blah blah). i think love exists but people confuse strong, intense feelings with love. love can be rare though, most people will only ever experience one form of love, but one form is better than zero.
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platonic is crazy, shit hurts
 
sociopath said:
emotions are good by the way, unless you are a psychopath. you don't need to demonise them, without feeling we aren't really human.

you have different types of love: platonic, romantic, familial love soooooo you get what I mean. love exists in many different forms.
not to mention chemicals involved in love (oxytocin blah blah). i think love exists but people confuse strong, intense feelings with love. love can be rare though, most people will only ever experience one form of love, but one form is better than zero.
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Stop mansplaining to me you fucking bigot
 
Spideyhomie said:
No it’s just chemical firing to ensure our selfish genes to propel themselves through time.
The only major different between pair-bonding and tournament species is the release of certain hormones and chemicals mediated by special neural circuits.
These release a higher concentration of ‘x’ factor, say (a hormone) when you see a person of the opposite sex or mate with them.
It’s just positive reinforcement done by nature.
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even according to this propaganda love exists, just in a reductionist way
 
yeah particularly because of the hormone vasopressin, makes ppl want ltrs n makes them want to protect n look after their gf/bf
 
thisisretard said:
even according to this propaganda love exists, just in a reductionist way
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First of all why did you dislike my comment?

Also; not really.
You know why right?
 
sociopath said:
emotions are good by the way, unless you are a psychopath. you don't need to demonise them, without feeling we aren't really human.

you have different types of love: platonic, romantic, familial love soooooo you get what I mean. love exists in many different forms.
not to mention chemicals involved in love (oxytocin blah blah). i think love exists but people confuse strong, intense feelings with love. love can be rare though, most people will only ever experience one form of love, but one form is better than zero.
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High IQ
 
thisisretard said:
i'm so sorry, i'll delete this

love exists but as chemicals->doesn't explain how chemicals become a subjective feeling
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Yes that’s to do with emergence of consciousness.
This is actually a part of a much larger question having to do with the hard problem of consciousness.
But I digress, my point is.. in popular literature or belief ‘love’ is a feeling borne out of free will and agency. It’s something that’s at least somewhat unconditional. When in reality it’s all mechanical, hormonal and contextual.

What this does is - firstly strip away the romanticism.
Then upon further analysis you find out that the hormonal picture tells us that relationships are transactional. There’s nothing loving about ‘love’. It’s all romanticizing romanticization because of cope
 
over0 said:
Because I have no emotional attachment to anything and look at everything logically as an effect
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Spideyhomie said:
Yes that’s to do with emergence of consciousness.
This is actually a part of a much larger question having to do with the hard problem of consciousness.
But I digress, my point is.. in popular literature or belief ‘love’ is a feeling borne out of free will and agency. It’s something that’s at least somewhat unconditional. When in reality it’s all mechanical, hormonal and contextual.

What this does is - firstly strip away the romanticism.
Then upon further analysis you find out that the hormonal picture tells us that relationships are transactional. There’s nothing loving about ‘love’. It’s all romanticizing romanticization because of cope
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hard problem of mind can be solved by idealistic/neutral or double-aspect monism. or even panpsychism, this problem appears only in physicalism and eliminative materialism.
i agree that romanticism valued relationsship love too much, i think other ways of love are better (like platonic)
 
thisisretard said:
hard problem of mind can be solved by idealistic/neutral or double-aspect monism. or even panpsychism, this problem appears only in physicalism and eliminative materialism.
i agree that romanticism valued relationsship love too much, i think other ways of love are better (like platonic)
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There is no *one way* the hard problem can be solved genius 🫩
It’s an open question
 
Spideyhomie said:
There is no *one way* the hard problem can be solved genius 🫩
It’s an open question
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no this shit appears only of we think that physical>mental because it's unexplainable how physical becomes mental even emergently
dualism/panpsycism/idealistic/neutral/double-aspect monism solve it
 
over0 said:
Cause it's not just sexual attraction. A relationship doesn't = love either
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Never said it was only that.
Love is a complex mix of sexual attraction, validation you get from partner, support, intimacy, pleasure of being next to them.... but guess what? Those things are all reciprocal, you give and expect to receive the same experience. Love is selfish

If you don't get the wanted outcome of a partner, you stop (or never even begin) to love them. And that is why unconditional love doesn't exits
 
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