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Learning

RemyZee

RemyZee

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Is learning an emotion? It is for me. Like if you define emotion as a states of happiness or intuition, or similarly the sadness and depression of learning about a difficult historic event or at times even rage are embodied in he act of learning.
 
I don't see it as an emotion but learning things can certainly have an impact on one's emotions.
 
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