Chain 26
From Chains of Reason
Human emotions are innate to the human species rather than learnt.
Link 1
- Premise 1
- It is not possible for a person to experience any aspect of another person's consciousness.
- Premise 2
- Emotions are an aspect of a person's consciousness.
- Conclusion
- It is not possible for a person to experience the emotions of another person as that other person is experiencing them. »
Link 2
- Premise 1
- » It is not possible for a person to experience the emotions of another person as that other person is experiencing them.
- Premise 2
- If human emotions are learnt from other people, then it must be possible for a person to experience other people's emotions as they are experiencing them.
- Conclusion
- Human emotions are not learnt from other people. »
Link 3
- Premise 1
- » Human emotions are not learnt from other people.
- Premise 2
- If human emotions are not learnt from other people, then they must be innate to the human species.
- Conclusion
- Human emotions are innate to the human species rather than learnt.

