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  Edwin de Wit addressed criticism #1704.

A sudden feeling of sadness isn’t a drive. That makes no sense.

#1704·Dennis Hackethal, about 1 month ago

What I mean is this: if you feel sadness without having any conscious theory in mind—whether explicit or inexplicit—then the sadness must arise from a conflict or problem (in the Popperian sense) involving unconscious knowledge, i.e. a Drive.

I do not mean that the feeling of sadness is a Drive. Rather, I’m saying that when sadness appears without an accompanying theory to explain it, its source must be a Drive.

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