One could reasonably argue that "falling" in love is a non-cognitive way to address loneliness. Sustaining a relationship takes more cognitive load, I'd suggest, after all. Many aren't prepared for this irony upon falling in love.
Violence goes the same way. Rather than find an agreement which includes complex tradeoffs and emotional intelligence, many choose physical manifestation of grappling with confusion.
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One could reasonably argue that "falling" in love is a non-cognitive way to address loneliness. Sustaining a relationship takes more cognitive load, I'd suggest, after all. Many aren't prepared for this irony upon falling in love.
Violence goes the same way. Rather than find an agreement which includes complex tradeoffs and emotional intelligence, many choose physical manifestation of grappling with confusion.