Emotions are intrinsically good and bad

[Transcended Dimensions]

I have never been victimized.  I live with a loving and caring family.  I just am simply aware that life is absurd since people die shortly and that is it.  There are innocent people who are poor and there are cruel people who are rich.  Therefore, all I have done here is applied this in creating my worldview.  As for my emotional traumas, they were in regards to things such as having a horrible near death experience where I experience the horrible nightmares that I have had.  I have had thoughts of avoiding certain negative thoughts which brought my life more and more misery.  I was avoiding the idea of being depressed and that just made me depressed and miserable.  It was a cycle that I finally broke free of.

As for the absurdity of life, all I have done here is applied that in creating my worldview.  There are innocent people who are poor and there are cruel people who are rich.  So, what if the good and bad value in our lives works no differently?  What if it is only the happy people who live the good lives while the miserable and depressed people live the bad lives regardless if they are innocent or cruel?  It doesn't matter who you are or what you think.  If you have a lot of money, then you are rich.  If you don't have that much money at all, then you are poor.  In that same sense, if you are happy, then you are living a good, beautiful, and worthwhile life.  If you are miserable and depressed, then you are living the bad, shit life.  Depressed people who think they are living the good life would be no different than a poor person believing he has won the lottery or that he has earned a lot of money when he hasn't.  The poor person wouldn't be rich or earning big bucks, but he might have, at least, some money to get him by in life.  Likewise, the depressed person might have some degree of positive emotion to give his life, at least, some small degree of good values.

Blah, blah, blah. Good bye.

I was never here to have any genuine discussion in the first place.  My mission was to prove my worldview to others which would convince them.  Here is my best argument so far which is very short and is new:

If you were, for example, to be in a state of mind where you are yelling:

"MY LIFE IS AWESOME!!!  IT IS THE GREATEST LIFE POSSIBLE!!!"

Then that would be an emotional state.  It would be a very intense positive emotional state.  Your life would literally be the greatest.  But if you were completely apathetic and you felt no positive or negative emotion whatsoever and you yelled that same statement, then your life wouldn't be great or anything good at all.  To believe otherwise would be confusing thoughts with emotions and somehow thinking that thoughts themselves bring our lives value.  By definition, and emotional state is an exclamation of value in our lives. 

They give the power and drive of value to our lives since emotional states are states of drive and motivation.  That is, they give the power or force of value to our lives.  Thoughts, beliefs, attitudes, and mindsets themselves do not possess that force.  They are just words, intentions, and nothing more.  This actually all goes back to my example with positive and negative charges. You need a positive charge (an actual quality) just as how you need a positive emotion (an actual quality of good value) to give your life good value.  The same idea applies to our negative emotions giving our lives bad value.

If you felt a negative emotion and you thought that something had good value in your life such as it being a good day to be alive and said thought did not make you feel a positive emotion, then that thought form of value judgment during that negative emotional state would possess no positive drive to it.  It would possess no good quality and, thus, your life would not have any real good value during that negative emotional state.  One last thing here.  Emotions are actually value judgments which means they really are drives of value in our lives.  Here is a response from a skeptic/neuroscientist which supports this:

Emotions are value judgments too. If they weren't, humanity would not be distinct from other mammals; we would be biological machines with no autonomy, acting purely on instinct. For example, if you are physically hurt, and the doctor treating you causes you pain during treatment, do you become angry and bite him? No, because you are able to override your instinctive anger and fear at someone causing you pain with your ability to reason that the treatment is necessary and the pain is temporary. But a dog can't reason, and will bite to stop the person causing the pain. Both the instinctive emotions AND the reasoned thoughts are value judgments.