Sassafrass said:If this is true, I'll see half of you in 500 years time!
We shall have a massive party.
I would say that it's more than happy people are unfocused and unhappy people are focused. I think it's easier to be creative when you don't have a clear focus (I don't promote drugs in any way, shape, or form, but this is a big part of why certain drugs "inspire" artists).manic_depressive13 said:Being cheerful promotes creativity? But aren't many brilliant artists and writers depressed, or at least somewhat messed up?
Ever stop to think that grumpy people are grumpy because they pay attention to the external world? This is the basis for "ignorance is bliss". The happy people are the ones who don't pause to consider or care, and simply get on with their lives inside their little bubbles.Professor Forgas said: "Whereas positive mood seems to promote creativity, flexibility, co-operation and reliance on mental shortcuts, negative moods trigger more attentive, careful thinking, paying greater attention to the external world."
By rights, Yahtzee shouldn't miss those moments as ... what was it?CrysisMcGee said:There certainly is a lot of truth in that. I've noticed it happen to myself.
Great, now there's more chance Yahtzee will murder everyone with "Press x to not die"
He now has no excuse to die during a QTE ever again.negative moods trigger more attentive, careful thinking, paying greater attention to the external world.