ah, yeah, I figured that was what people were having trouble with. I suppose instead of rational, logical might be a better choice, but I figured people would have the same issue as that.
Basically, the easiest example I can think of is picture some one's dog dying.
Purely rationally, the dog is gone. Everything dies sooner or later. It's death means that you no longer have to worry about paying for food, vet checkups, nor the time necessary for maintainence such as grooming, walks and other activities. Now you have time and money to pursue other forms of leisure.
Purely emotionally, there is an utter void because your best friend has died. It was someone you were able to rely on, to keep you company and to play with, and also someone who would protect you to the best of its ability. The dog counted on you to provide for it, and now you are only left with memories of good experiences and the knowledge that you can no longer continue making more memories.
does that clarify things at all?
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