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For centuries, poets and novelists have pondered the nature of emotions, and in recent decades scientists got into the emotion business as well. 
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A microphone captures sound and a genetic algorithm transforms the sounds into a code that drives the robot's paintbrush. Articles about robotics: http://www.scoop.it/t/science-news?tag=robotics
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What are the consequences of having to justify one’s intuitive preferences before making a decision?
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Embrace Your Bad Moods
When the clouds roll in, there’s no need to beat yourself up about it. Regular ups and downs are part of your mind’s natural process -- and can be a great opportunity for growth. "All of our emotional states, all of our mood states, have to play a role that is beneficial to us or they would never have survived evolution," says Markman. "If you wake up one day feeling stressed or sad, ask yourself, 'Is this [feeling] trying to tell me something?'"
Some mental health professionals believe that’s exactly what a mood depression is meant to do: Tell you something. During a depression, you tend to slow down, withdraw and ruminate, giving you time and space to identify a problem in your life. Getting back on track requires that you start thinking and behaving in new ways, challenging you to grow and change.
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