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Aug 19, 2016 6:09 PM
Itsyourboi
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EdgelordPrime
In my mind, Logic has the voice of Kaz from Metal Gear Solid.
CheyenneArcher
I like to describe my depression & anxiety like this: Logic went on a vacation and Emotion has decided now is the best time to whisper 1/2
CheyenneArcher
As many lies as it can into my tiny forgiving ears. Because Logic is gone, I have no way to make sure those lies are fake. 2/2
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Itsyourboi
Didn't realize this was already posted oh well haha
wintermute0
Emotion killed harambe
weeshful
hello again
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snarkybitch
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Monsjo
The watermark is on the bottom of the picture......
hitshappens
Logic and emotion are not enemies.Ideally Logic allows us to reduce situations down to a point where emotion can make an acceptable choice.
n1c3cleantoilet
Eloquent.
IWasInsufferableIn2017
Technically it works like this: Logic allows you to reduce situations down until emotion feels like making the choice logic endorses.
hitshappens
I would say that, at the end of the day, emotion is what drives us more than logic. The trick is controlling your emotions enough (1/2)
hitshappens
(2/2) to endorse what is most beneficial
USEDABUSEDCONFUSED
If we're talking Nagasaki/Hiroshima, that was logic who dropped them. If it's Halabja, Iraq and the Kurds, it was Megalomania. Free Emotion
SwedishBalls
Fear*
DudePlayinADudeDisguisedAsAnotherDude
No, that was also emotion.
spaghettiThunderbolt
Well, yeah. Operation Downfall would not have been pretty. Conservative estimates place the number of Allied casualties alone above 100k.
VaultDweller
Talkin bout things that nobody cares
ChainmailTank
Wearing out things that nobody wears
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BenBack
That sanctioning was due to the perceived threat of German development of nuclear weapons
InfinitusEquitas
You are wrong on so many levels.
thisisprocrastination
Actually it was fear of the Soviets that dropped them. Had little to nothing to do with Japan, who sought peace half a year earlier.
UncleFester11
http://www.spectacle.org/696/long.html propaganda
aidslord
You're completely right, there are records of Japan seeking peace deals. Two of my history professors have shown their classes this.
IAmDrBanner
What. Japan was willing to fight to the bitter end.
thisisprocrastination
Nah, they only wanted terms that US gave them ANYWAY, after their unconditional surrender. Truman was concerned about Soviet & comunism.
Nobody7713
Exactly. The emperor himself personally ordered the surrender after the atomic bombs despite his generals arguing not to.
ImgurPhantomBlockedMyOtherAccount
Where do people keep hearing that?
guerman2008
iirc I thought Japan tried to surrender with some conditions that the Us didn't like, so the war continued But hey I read it on the Internet
AvidAlpaca
If it wasn't for the atomic bombs the US and the Soviets would've gone to war against Japan and would've suffered thousands of casualties1/2
AvidAlpaca
Some people even think that the cold war wouldn't have happened if the two countries joined forces against Japan 2/2
thisisprocrastination
Exactly, it was to impede the Soviets & the spread of communism through arms.
BoozeHound001
If anything it would have happened later, when countries start to measure their dicks nothing really good happens