Is there a circumstance in which it would be preferrable to make a decision based on emotion and not logic?

sure when there is puna

[no, not tuna, no not puma,]

Also we must suck in

"I stole them from the love-feast at Hamblin," he said with a laugh, pushing them over to her. She laughed too, and took one, and began to eat

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I can't think of a decision that should completely exclude logic, but you can't exclude emotion from some of them either.

Yes, say you are in your 60's and something tragic happens to your only child and their spouse. You don't use logic, you use emotion when you take in their children to finish raising them.

Marriage.

Yeah, when you're a Disney character of some sort.

Not really, other than maybe a family feud where it was nothing but pride that got hurt.

no because emotion change all the time whereas if you think logically, you thinking long term.

love

Any time my children are involved....

Abortion