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Darren New wrote:
> Does it? One can feel guilty without external stimulus, I'm sure.
> Certainly one can be trained to feel guilty without specific
> per-occurrence corroboration.
I imagine that must be terribly confusing when you have that and stop to
actually think about it. Enough to incite a person to take an action to
justify the guilty feeling.
>> Re: the topic, this is to say that even the stimulus of brain
>> chemistry is an 'external' factor.
> Oh, alright. I'm not sure I'd count the levels of neurotransmitters in
> my brain as "external" to my state of mind, but OK.
That's why I put it in quotes. ;)
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