>An interesting question, but I'd like to know first: Do you really think
>logic will provide an answer to questions like "why are we here" and
>"what is my purpose"? You made the assertion that the reason one
>refrained from adultery was logical. I disagree.
I said it can be logical (consciously rational) and that it is logical
(insofar as emotions are parational). Do you still disagree?
>Logic would dictate that there is some limit to any relationship, some
>maximum investment you are willing to make or maximum opportunity
>you are willing to forego. Is this true? Do you love people within
Yes, for instance I probably wouldn't allow millions of people to
die horribly (say in a nuclear holocaust) just to save my S.O. I hope
she would understand :-) What would you do?
>conditional limits? Do you hand them score cards to tell them where
>they stand?
No, why would I do that?
>What is really important to people?
I have never suggested that logic is an end unto itself.
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