When making decisions, especially ones regarding ethics, we as humans have the faculty to use both reason and emotion to our distinct benefit. If we only used reason and logic, we'd be too robotic, and conversely, if we only used emotion we'd be too unstable. We need a balance.
Studies have shown that overeating can have deleterious effects. It seems only reasonable to not quantify the amount of water an individual should consume per day or the amount of sleep and individual should retain per night. After all, we are all individuals.
Critical thinking, perhaps the most invaluable skill one could learn, distinguishes us as human. Life is like a court case; we need to hear all the facts, and we should ultimately decide for ourselves, and certainly nobody else should decide for us.
Critical thinking, perhaps the most invaluable skill one could learn, distinguishes us as human. Life is like a court case; we need to hear all the facts, and we should ultimately decide for ourselves, and certainly nobody else should decide for us.
Studies have shown that overeating can have deleterious effects. It seems only reasonable to not quantify the amount of water an individual should consume per day or the amount of sleep and individual should retain per night. After all, we are all individuals.
When making decisions, especially ones regarding ethics, we as humans have the faculty to use both reason and emotion to our distinct benefit. If we only used reason and logic, we'd be too robotic, and conversely, if we only used emotion we'd be too unstable. We need a balance.