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Drew
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11-01-2005 12:36 AM

What does present-day science theorize about emotions, as to what causes them and why?
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Example feelings being anger (with subs like jealousy or pride), sadness (depression, rejection, etc.), happiness (a feeling of acceptance or accomplishment, etc.), nervousness, deja vu, and nostalgia.
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Drew
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11-01-2005 9:16 PM 		Reply to: Message 2 by AdminPhat
11-01-2005 11:10 AM

I'm sorry, I made the same mistake with my first topic, too.
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When I clicked your link, it directed me to a 'site unavailable' page, but I do think I've found a better way to phrase my question: What are some ways (that people have heard, or know, or can prove) that emotions can be scientifically explained?
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Drew
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11-02-2005 2:30 PM

OP edited.
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