The science of joy and happiness

[Detective L Ryuzaki]

First: that still doesn't answer the question. Second, if you're not able to engage people in discussion on the seventy hundred and eighty three forums you've already posted this in, don't you think maybe you should change your style? You've already been banned from TTA, our sister site...

I have been engaging in a discussion.  It is just that people come and then leave and I never have the chance to fully debate my theory in order to come to a final conclusion.  So I keep coming up with more and more improvised versions of my theory that I think are far more convincing and I repost them in the hopes that others will be convinced this time around.  They don't become convinced.  So I start to engage in a debate with them again.  But sure enough, they just leave again and I still never get the chance to fully debate and learn/come to a final conclusion.

[rexbeccarox]

[Aoi Magi]

Could you provide a summary of your theory, that wall of text didn't make much sense.

[Little lunch]

So are you basically saying that all these expressions of human emotion are really just chemical reactions based on selfishness?

What now, are we supposed to admit what you suggest is reality and then what?

I don't believe in free-will. Once I came to this startling conclusion I found that it makes no difference to know or not.
Everything stays the same.
I feel that you may eventually come to a similar conclusion. :-)

[Whateverist]

https://youtu.be/evyKPVS_M7E

[brewer]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKW1lCkeGmg