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Old 15-Nov-2005, 15:39
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(1) I always think with my head.
(2) I always think with my heart.
I'd like to know the difference between (1) and (2).
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Default Re: think with one's head or heart

head = logic
heart = emotion, passion
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Old 16-Nov-2005, 07:33
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Default Re: think with one's head or heart

tdol, thank you for your response.
So, "think with one's head" means "think logically" and "think with one's heart" means "think emotionally". I've heard "think with one's stomach". I guess this means "to always think about eating".
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