[octavianulici]

The real Self is a universality, invisible world of each composed of what we call feelings / emotions. These feelings / emotions interact, wonderful and extremely complex structures, and from their interaction we have the answer to the external environment. The great achievement is to succeed in defining your feeling / emotions, to translate it into software code, and then to do the same thing for their's interaction. Great simulation ... anything becomes possible... eternal life...
More: eternal.center or endless.center

[LOCKSUIT]

indeed, we seek rewards in life. It's why we made computers/simulation software. And then the sims will get rewards, too.

[Art]

The real Self is a universality, invisible world of each composed of what we call feelings / emotions. These feelings / emotions interact, wonderful and extremely complex structures, and from their interaction we have the answer to the external environment. The great achievement is to succeed in defining your feeling / emotions, to translate it into software code, and then to do the same thing for their's interaction. Great simulation ... anything becomes possible... eternal life...
More: eternal.center or endless.center

How can you post or have a POLL asking two questions yet giving the viewer only One of several possible answers from which to select?
BTW, Welcome to our Forum!

[ruebot]

The real Self is a universality, invisible world of each composed of what we call feelings / emotions. These feelings / emotions interact, wonderful and extremely complex structures, and from their interaction we have the answer to the external environment.

My inner self consists of more than feelings/emotions. Logic (usually) has a governing role in the tumultuous relationship between my feelings and emotions and the external environment:

I loved my last wife - I had a strong emotional bond with her. 
She made me feel bad - those feelings conflicted with my emotional bond. 
I divorced her -  logic saves the day. I don't have to put up with that. 

Even though I had conflicting feelings and emotions, logic brought things into perspective. I'm much the better for it than if I had stuck with feelings and emotions, which are no way always logical.

When I was younger logic did not always win out in that Texas tornado tag match. Feelings and emotions teamed up with irresistible urges that put logic down for the 3 count. Logic was around to rub it in later when "cooler heads" prevailed.

Throw drugs or alcohol into the mix and out the window goes logic. Then feelings/emotions take over and hard telling what will happen between the inner self and the external environment you interact with. That's not hard to prove at all. They are numerous instances of where feelings/emotions took over and people did something illogical and against what they would have normally done if they had been in their "right mind", as it is sometime referred to.

A perfect example of how I applied stimulus-response-consequences to my marital misstep I might add.

[octavianulici]

My inner self, as I said, is universality, the universe as I perceive it. My English is not very good, and when I said "feelings / emotions" I wanted to refer to the whole invisible universe in my mind. Exclusive to what we mean "logic" as the right judgment. In essence, I wanted to define what emotion means. Once defined, it can be translated into software code. Once it is transcribed into software code, it continues to function, like a RTS computer game. I have succeeded (I hope) to define a sense (sentiment)   in the palette of senses (10x10). See details on eternal.center (INDIVIDUALIZATION).

[ruebot]

My English is not very good, and when I said "feelings / emotions" I wanted to refer to the whole invisible universe in my mind. Exclusive to what we mean "logic" as the right judgment. In essence, I wanted to define what emotion means.

No problem. English is not the first language of a lot of people I talk to on a daily basis.  When you said "universality" I took it as to mean my inner self as a whole.

I hope you can still use my argument to see feelings and emotions can be regarded as two different things.