[Sample 1]
Nature endows us at birth with three general patterns of emotional response, and these seem to be the emotions with which we start life. Then as we grow up, many everyday things and social situations become associated with these primary stimuli. And so, many things and people cause us to respond emotionally. And in general, that's good
[Sample 2]
It’s such a wonderful situation. Why should you try to improve it? I can see the value of that, but you don't see the value of the experience itself; you want to have it continue. In other words, our conflict is I want to limit this, and you want to have it go on and on and on and on
Nature endows us at birth with three general patterns of emotional response, and these seem to be the emotions with which we start life. Then as we grow up, many everyday things and social situations become associated with these primary stimuli. And so, many things and people cause us to respond emotionally. And in general, that's good
[Sample 2]
It’s such a wonderful situation. Why should you try to improve it? I can see the value of that, but you don't see the value of the experience itself; you want to have it continue. In other words, our conflict is I want to limit this, and you want to have it go on and on and on and on
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