https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6 2-3 sentences en-us 2019-03-18 15:46:27 UTC 2019-03-20 12:49:50 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342847397 I think that the relationship between reason and emotion is antagonistic, because emotion often tends to block people's reasoning. A great example of this is political debate; it is often difficult, or even impossible, to have a productive political conversation that does not end in tears and shouts, because people are so tied to how they feel that they start to ignore logic and reason. Many problems in this world may be better resolved if people did not allow emotion to get in the way of their reason.]]> 2019-03-19 13:40:23 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342847397 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342847591 I feel like of course some of the time emotion and reason will line up. However, most of the time emotion is what makes a person defy reason. Really it is our most human quality to have an emotion override all instinct and reason when deciding upon an action. I think emotion and reason are sort of a yin and yang, you can't have one without the other, relationship as well. ]]> 2019-03-19 13:40:40 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342847591 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342847873 I think the relationship between reason and emotion is antagonistic because these two AOKs are generally independent from each other, especially in real life situations. More often than not, people will let their emotions guide their actions rather than using reason to make a decision that could greatly impact their lives. ]]> 2019-03-19 13:41:06 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342847873 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342848085 The relationship between reason and emotion is one of antagonism, because emotion often overrides reason when we find or discuss something that we have passion for. Passion, which stems from emotion, causes us to not lead by what we know is right, but by what /we believe/ is right. In turn, however, reason controls our emotion, ensuring that we understand the facts before leading with our hearts. This is essentially an argument of "head VERSUS heart", which means that neither variable can fully be expressed at the same time.]]> 2019-03-19 13:41:25 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342848085 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342848620 The relationship between reason and emotion tends to be more antagonistic. Sometimes you may feel an emotion that you cannot explain or is contradicted by your reasoning. That does not mean, though, that the emotion is not valid because reason and emotion normally operate independently of each other. ]]> 2019-03-19 13:42:11 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342848620 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342848805 I think the relationship between reason and emotion is antagonistic because oftentimes people will let their emotions guide their way of thinking and learning instead of using reason to gain knowledge. Emotion tends to be how we feel about certain things whereas reason is what we use to understand facts in reality. Therefore, they are different from one another and for the most part must be applied at different times. However, oftentimes the two AOKs do overlap because many people use emotion to guide their reasoning such as in politics. ]]> 2019-03-19 13:42:24 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342848805 janewatt20 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342849893 The relationship between reason and emotion is one of antagonism. In many cases/situations emotion tends to be used more than reason. When discussing an issue or a passion then emotion is used rather than what reason would lead you to say. ]]> 2019-03-19 13:44:05 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342849893 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342851933 I believe that emotion and reason are complementary linked together because people often base their reason on their emotions. How someone feels about something will impact their reasoning and analyzing. An example is in current events when someone uses their emotions and feelings to decide how they feel about the event. ]]> 2019-03-19 13:47:20 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/342851933 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343282209 I believe that reason and emotion are primarily antagonistic because I see them as two ways to approach an issue. When faced with a problem, especially morally or personally, there is a purely logical approach that is most likely efficient and overall cleaner, but an emotional approach that results in yours or someone else's happiness typically at the expense of others. Sometimes one or the other is more suited to a situation, but it is always a tough choice. This can be seen as a common conflict in most fantasy stories, proving just how difficult it can be to choose emotion or reason. In the best situations, a careful combination of both can be used to create the best result, but it is hard to find and tricky to do.]]> 2019-03-20 12:35:43 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343282209 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343285551 I believe that the relationship between reason and emotion is both complementary and antagonistic because understanding emotions can sometimes require reason but in other cases, emotions are not rational and do not use reason. ]]> 2019-03-20 12:42:41 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343285551 rosegoodpasture20 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343285915 I think that the relationship between reason and emotion is antagonistic because often times they contradict each other. Your emotions can make you do things that are not logical and sometimes you have to come to logical conclusions that contradict your emotions about something. Emotions can also sometimes get in the way of reason and can cause you to be biased or blindsided to something important. ]]> 2019-03-20 12:43:22 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343285915 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343286123 I believe that the relationship between reason and emotion is more antagonistic than complementary. Emotions are based on an internal feeling opposed to concrete facts. They often carry us away from the reasonable solution/explanation of a problem or situation because they lead us to follow this internal drive opposed to utilizing reason to figure out the most logical answer.]]> 2019-03-20 12:43:39 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343286123 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343286281 I think that reason and emotion are antagonistic to each other because emotion doesn't take part in reason. Reason is the fact of why something is that way and emotion can not be allowed to affect that. Emotion is how we react to the reason. ]]> 2019-03-20 12:43:58 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343286281 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343286287 I think the relationship between reason and emotion is complementary because a lot of times people base their logic or reason on their emotions. This is mainly due to the fact that we are all human and it is almost impossible to take emotion out of anything because emotions prove our humanity. People hope or wish they could take out their emotions and only use logic or reason, but that is improbable because we all have our own opinions based upon our emotions.]]> 2019-03-20 12:43:58 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343286287 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343286341 I think that reason and emotion are complementary. In life you use both reason and emotion to approach different situations in order to reach your outcome or decision. How a person feels about something impacts their reasoning behind how they got to their conclusion. Emotions can alter and impact reasoning  and decide which side to take part in. ]]> 2019-03-20 12:44:04 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343286341 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343286400 The relationship between emotion and reason seems antagonistic to me. Reason is related to the AOKs of math, the sciences, history, IKS, and ethics. However, emotion is used for the Arts, Language, RKS, and the Ethics. The only AOK they have in common is Ethics. It is rare that these two WOKs are used in the same area, as emotion is arbitrary and changes for each person, but everyone can use the same reasoning.]]> 2019-03-20 12:44:09 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343286400 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343286424 I think the relationship between reason and emotion is antagonistic because they can get in the way of one another. An entity only with reason, like an artificial intelligence, is the ultimate “greater good” machine where it will do whatever is best in terms of quantifiable data such as saving as many people as possible or as many important people as possible. A human has reason but also emotion, which is why authority figures in the military and in high positions have to be emotionless sometimes and work for the greater good rather than letting emotion influence their actions. Emotion is what makes humans human, but reason is what allows us to improve ourselves and our environment. Each is important in different situations but letting them both affect a decision can lead to choices that will be regretted. ]]> 2019-03-20 12:44:12 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343286424 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343287007 I believe that the relationship between emotion and reason is antagonistic because I think of them as opposites. When making a decision, you are usually letting how you feel and your emotions decide or you use reason and fact to influence decisions. Reason is mostly fact while emotion is feelings. ]]> 2019-03-20 12:45:17 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343287007 emmaashley20 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343287243 The relationship between reason and emotion is antagonistic because emotions tend to override reasoning. Someone's mental state can have a great impact on how they feel about something or if they even was to do something period. Emotion, depending on which, can often bring irrationality upon a person. Instead of doing what is reasonable, they will do whatever it is they feel like will make them come back to a baseline emotion.]]> 2019-03-20 12:45:43 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343287243 https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343287510 I think reason and emotion are complementary because a lot of the time, people base their reasoning on their emotion towards a certain situation. While in some circumstances, it is best to take one's emotions out of the decision making process, that is not always the case. ]]> 2019-03-20 12:46:15 UTC https://padlet.com/nikkicarroll/kg1cffvct0u6/wish/343287510