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Dear Senior student
'nonymously',
the first thing that comes to mind is how human emotions are comparable to the weather and electricity.
Electricity is somewhat omnipresent on our planet. The brain, it is said, communicates in electrical impulses, so do the neurological pathways. Think of the images you can record off the human body just by measuring the heat produced by the body. When aroused, sexually or in anger, a human body will produce intense heat.
Think of the movie 'Frankenstein' and how the monster was made come to life by exposing him to lightning, pure electicity.
If you look at a young child's behavior and emotions throughout a regular day, anyone can observe how 'just like the weather' the child is: laughing happily one moment, crying out loud the very next, because of hunger pangs, gas, or no reason at all.
In finaly analysis, human emotions reflect our mother earth's blueprints in patterns of life itself.
Hope you can use the imagery,
best of luck in the project.

Mariella Pace
Apace Studio
www.creativehotlist.com/apacestudio

>I'm a student of the computing arts, and I am
>gathering thoughts for a senior project. My
>project is an investigation into how different
>people define anger, sorrow, joy and fear,
>without likening them to
>other emotions. Basically, how would you
>describe one of these to someone who doesn't
>know what an emotion is? Any responses that I
>get will be used nonymously. So please, help me
>out! Thanks!