Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The field of Artificial Intelligence has, for a long time, neglected the role of emotions in human cognition, with few but notable exceptions. This has been motivated in part by the assumption that the emulation of human rationality by a machine is sufficient for attaining general human-level intelligence.  reviews neuroscientific results showing empirical evidence, consistently for over a decade, sustaining that emotion mechanisms in the brain play a fundamental role in decision making processes, as ll as in cognitive regulation. Moreover, this role takes place regardless of whether the subject is aware of any emotion. These mechanisms are particularly important in social contexts. Lesions in the pathways supporting these mechanisms provoke serious impairments on social behavior. For instance, subjects with lesions in the pathways beten the orbitofrontal cortex and the amygdala are no longer able to sustain an healthy social live, despite their intact intellectual capabilities. Strikingly, these patients are even able to verbally describe what would be the proper social behavior, although are unable to follow it. One important mechanism in social contexts is empathy, fundamental for proper social relations. It has been proposed that empathy is founded on mechanisms analogous to the mirror neurons.
['Rodrigo Ventura']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Emotions: a Bridge Between Nature and Society?
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