Emotionality

I think that speaking truth to power is how you do that.

And yes, it might require Emotionality, providing a perspective on the reality that we're seeing in the headlines or in our own homes, you know, with the war and so forth.

But it's really about telling the truth and doing it in a way that people can listen.

Because sometimes screaming is not how people listen.

At this stage, a person can establish a religious, scientific, or philosophical system as a personal worldview.

The reason why people get stuck in their own patterns of thinking and are not able to change easily despite new facts shaking their preserved dogmas has to do with emotionality.

Emotionality is an ability that develops in animals before mentality in humans is developed.

Emotions are ancient animal heritage and precise rational thinking is quite a young human phenomenon.

The first indication of a developing mind is the emergence of feelings.

Feelings are a mix of thoughts and emotions in which emotions preponderate.

Emotionality is strong in feelings.

It is the task of human development to set mentality free from emotional influence so that reason becomes independent in its own processes.

Then let the American audience in the theater set aside cultural labels and simply connect with the general story.

Emotionality and understanding, I suppose.

I think by definition it happened.

I love that answer.

It's cry in your-

Wait-

... laugh out loud funny to cry in your seat sad?

Yeah.