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nolabels Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Feb-08-08 02:20 PM
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99. As a rule, too much thinking creates the paralysis of analysis.
Often we know from what the rest of our body tells us if something is a good thing or just so-so.

That adrenalin rush and rest of our emotions more often put us in places where our thinking brains might have been too slow to act. Good or bad that is how we are wired.

I can attest from the years here that WilliamPitt has occasionally acted and posted on emotion but i am quite sure he is not coming from that place with his original post here.


That cold killer instinct is an emotion that is devoid of all others for the other side of that coin.
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