A short excerpt from a YouTube video (Eric Deeran - Master Filmmaker) arguing that people primarily make decisions based on emotion and then rationalize those decisions with logic; speakers emphasize that decisions aim to stop uncomfortable feelings and mention asking whether requests "feel fair."
And then even when you're asking for things at the end, you're like, does that feel fair? Not sound fair. Does that feel fair? Yeah, that feels fair. Cool. Yeah. To get the knowing the emotional, everyone makes decisions based on emotion. I don't care what anyone tells you. They. They like, they make decisions based on emotion, and then they back it up with logic, so it has to make logical sense. But they make the decision because they're tired of feeling the way they're feeling, right?
