Choi Nak-eon: I tried to organize my thoughts because I found my emotions difficult.

It is not the ‘sense of perception ’ that determines whether or not to eat food before the eye, but the ‘feel ’ about it. This is why you can't fully explain the taste without knowing how to feel. Many people find the difference between a plant’s brain and an animal’s behavior. Animals are hungry when they search for food and avoid any sign of danger. It's the animal that moves the body, and it's also the emotion that determines movement, or action. Human emotions are the back of long evolutionary history. We have led them all the way to the edge of the land, where we have given pleasure to the side that is favorable for survival and reproduction, and pain to the enemy. But as intelligence and social skills increase, we are increasingly unable to understand the meaning of emotions. It's much more difficult and valuable to understand emotions than reason. If we understand emotions properly, we will be able to learn the secret behind our actions and why we are doing things that are reasonably hard to understand. Meanwhile, there has been a lot of emotional data but no consistent acceptance based on principle compared to its importance. Because the heart and emotions are too complex and not so clear to explain in a consistent way the science. That's why the most optimistic representative who has published several books with his own color about food flavors, water quality and poor knowledge has begun to organize his feelings. If you were to use the data he has outlined and to sort it out, you would clearly realize why human emotions are so vivid and dominant.

Korean title: 감정이 어려워 정리해 보았습니다

Korean author: 최낙언

Korean publisher: 예문당

ISBN-13: 9788970017136