Emotions can at least be simulated in computer software by ascribing feelings of good or bad to…

…, fuzzy feeling you get when you see that cute dog). Our emotions are triggered by such sensations. The actual emotion depends on whether the sensation feels good or bad (valence). And how strong the sensation is (arousal). And it can also depend on who is with us at the time (empathy).
What linguistics reveals about the logic of emotions.
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Jim Mason
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Mar 5, 2024
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Emotions can at least be simulated in computer software by ascribing feelings of good or bad to events and giving those feelings degrees of strength. But could we say that those emotions were real or only fake?
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