Interesting, I read this post as corrective advice to a typical rationalist failure mode, which is to spend a lot of time thinking about feelings and what the “right” way to respond to them is instead of just letting them be and then doing the extremely obvious thing.
Interesting, I read this post as corrective advice to a typical rationalist failure mode, which is to spend a lot of time thinking about feelings and what the “right” way to respond to them is instead of just letting them be and then doing the extremely obvious thing.