You took the update “subjective emotional states aren’t very important, because they can happen when objectively everything is fine.” From the same observation, I took the update “objective conditions aren’t very important, because I can still feel lousy when objectively everything is fine, or great when it isn’t.” Is there a reason you took the former approach?
From a problem-solving perspective, conditions like dehydration, lack of sleep, and similar seem to actually need remedying objectively. Subjective states, not always true that anything needs to change objectively.
You took the update “subjective emotional states aren’t very important, because they can happen when objectively everything is fine.” From the same observation, I took the update “objective conditions aren’t very important, because I can still feel lousy when objectively everything is fine, or great when it isn’t.” Is there a reason you took the former approach?
From a problem-solving perspective, conditions like dehydration, lack of sleep, and similar seem to actually need remedying objectively. Subjective states, not always true that anything needs to change objectively.