Do you draw a distinction between 'feelings' and 'emotions' or not? Thanks, ED --- In [email protected], "Dave P" <wookielifeday@> wrote: > > This is another strange question, but I've been watching a lot of Star Trek, and there's frequent mentioning of how the Vulcans are not actually unemotional, but simply observe their emotions and not let them control their actions. Does this sound Zen to anyone here, or am I way off.?
- [Zen] Spock? Dave P
- [Zen] Re: Spock? SteveW
- Re: [Zen] Re: Spock? Dana S. Leslie
- [Zen] Re: Spock? SteveW
- [Zen] Re: Spock? Bill!
- [Zen] Re: Spock? Dave P
- [Zen] Re: Spock? Bill!
- [Zen] Re: Spock? Dave P
- [Zen] Re: Spock? ED
- [Zen] Re: Spock? Dave P
- [Zen] Re: Spock? ED
- [Zen] Re: Spock? Dave P
- Re: [Zen] Re: Spock? Kristy McClain
- [Zen] Re: Spock? ED
- [Zen] Re: Spock? Dave P
- [Zen] Re: Spock? Bill!
- Re: [Zen] Re: Spock? Chris Austin-Lane
- Re: [Zen] Re: Spock? Brett Corbin
- Re: [Zen] Re: Spock? Chris Austin-Lane
