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Does Weber's Law (Weber–Fechner law) apply to the feeling of being in love?
@wolfgang59 said2 thumbs down, No comment, Hmmm you have obviously offended someone. probably of the new age, what can I find to be offended about, movement.
Does Weber's Law (Weber–Fechner law) apply to the feeling of being in love?
@wolfgang59 said“"Simple differential sensitivity is inversely proportional to the size of the components of the difference; relative differential sensitivity remains the same regardless of size.” - Wikipedia
Does Weber's Law (Weber–Fechner law) apply to the feeling of being in love?
@wolfgang59 saidI do not believe so.
Does Weber's Law (Weber–Fechner law) apply to the feeling of being in love?
@js357 saidI must emphasize here, though. "lovers" may or may not have any relationship at all to "love".
“"Simple differential sensitivity is inversely proportional to the size of the components of the difference; relative differential sensitivity remains the same regardless of size.” - Wikipedia
Of course. Imagine adding ten lovers to the one you have, instead of adding ten lovers to the ten you have. You’ll notice the difference in the first case far more than you will in the second case.
@suzianne saidHow are we to quantify love?
I must emphasize here, though. "lovers" may or may not have any relationship at all to "love".
@js357 saidSpread out pretty thin by the numbers?
How are we to quantify love?
“Oh yeah, all right
Are you going to be in my dreams
Tonight?
(drum solo; guitars enter)
And in the end
The love you take
Is equal to the love you make...”
@suzianne saidGoing back to the OP, the question is about the feeling of love. I feel love with or for a number of people. Calling them “lovers” suggests to most people, Eros love, not Agape love. I am responsible for that potential confusion. Considered as Agape love, we can probably identify many more people we share love with, but the “amount” of love we have/make/take does not equate to the number of people we count up. That may explain our different replies.
Spread out pretty thin by the numbers?
Seriously, 20 lovers is a bit much, I'm guessing that one doesn't really have that much "love".