/lit/ - Literature

>>9257091

Emotional intelligence is almost described as its own form of communication. An author with high "emotional intelligence", if it existed, would communicate ideas that would take high emotional intelligence to appreciate. Otherwise, what's the point of the phenomenon, if it's not meant to describe the nuances of emotional dynamics in humans?

Think for yourself. There are ideas that become immediately obvious from the initial premises. As far as I'm concerned, it's all hogwash. See >>9257035

Also, I never said that people who use drugs don't work. I was mocking the fact that it results in easy enlightenment. Wow, you're 0/2 on reading comprehension today, aren't you?