Can emotion be explained mathematically?

Answer 1

figure out that question and they may give you a pullitzer (or whichever award)!

prob. but you'd need them to finish mapping the brain

Answer 2

In the widest sense, yes.
Math is a component of biology, and biology or rather anatomy, does explain emotions.
If X occurs, I think Y and feel Z.
There is always an 'explanation' for emotions, but the cause/thought/effect process is usually not followed through, nor can it be since too much of it happens too fast and all the time.
Emotions do NOT exist independently, as something 'out there' that I am having. They are produced by a myriad of factors within my own assembled life experience, thinking, memories, physical condition, etc.
As they are definitely a cause/effect event, in a way they CAN be explained mathematically.

Answer 3

Emotions are generated by our human brain cells, since technology and mathmatics have not fully understood the nature of the brain cells, therefore, emotions cannot be explained mathmatically...at least not now. But, it is possible to create mathmatical models for the brain in the future.

Answer 4

Complete opposites. Emotions are feelings. Math is logic. Like Oil and Water, Math and Emotions.

Answer 5

emotions have no logic explication. It's out of the reach of the human brain.

Answer 6

Not mathematically, but logically.

Answer 7

No and the reason is that when you try to model women, you will fail since, as they say, God himself doesn't understand them!

Answer 8

yes bad attitude equils stayaway from good attitude equils get closer . ora equils quition mark depending on add good ora times get closer. all equils bad is not good and good is not bad equils common sense in all of life.

Answer 9

i backup flywho answer it sounds logical though not emotional

Answer 10

I don't see how, but it can certainly be explained genetically.