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Let her know that your heart is bigger because it’s older so you have more room for love.
Check mate
Oh no as you can see she clearly accounted for their larger adult hearts, her math checks out
I have peer-reviewed this paper and found it to be accurate.
I like how visually she thinks about it
She already knows how to use pie charts. Such a smart kid.
Smart kid. She’s right.
I would not recommend arguing with a little kid, but I have to point out that capacity for feeling is something that can be developed, like a muscle. The more you use it, the bigger and stronger it gets. It can similarly atrophy if under-exercised, perhaps due to neglect or injury.
But the kid and parent know each other for the same amount of time. Can’t argue with that
and for the kid the percentage time is larger.
But she’s starting out with tiny baby muscles. She has to catch up first.
As a math Ph.D seems rigorous enough to me, most differential geometry proofs have parts that look like this
Joke’s on you, kid, I love you even more now
Hugo is kinda getting left out, though, isn’t he?
And the clan!
Its a good argument. I sorta don’t want to share what her argument means for the future though.
According to Internet etiquette you should start personally insulting her now that she’s won the debate.
Bold of her to assume she loves her “other experiences.”
She mixing up the heart and the brain?
This is actually an illustration of the love region of the brain. She covers the discovery of this region in another paper. I do not have the JSTOR link handy.
Everybody knows feelings are stored in the heart, the same as pee being stored in the balls
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