Sensitive People

“Sensitive people remember the past better than rational people.”

While some might think Theory of Self-Relativity is a purely cognitive-system, on the contrary and as demonstrated, Self-Relativity places utmost importance on our feelings; because our feelings are not only the gateway to identifying our thoughts, but they are also the reason we recall memories.

Although memories are cognitively filed away information, the reason we remember certain memories better than others is because we file-away and recall memories by assigning emotions to them. Those memories that were significant in our lives, or were traumatic, get stronger emotions assigned to them, hence why they can be recalled and remembered easier. While Self-Relativity is founded upon its principle of factual-thinking; Self-Relativity advocates using our emotions to identify our thoughts for their factuality. This is why Theory of Self-Relativity uniquely refers to our existence as:

“I think, therefore I feel, therefore I am”