I enjoyed this, especially the ending. There are a lot of parallel lines that make one think, about mind and body. In a way, our mind should be enough to let us know when something is unpleasant or unrewarding, to not engage in that behaviour, and in turn, seek emotionally valuable stimuli. However, as Sully probably realised, there is more than just rationality and robotic analysis. Emotions do have an added value, and even though they may stray us from a linear path, emotions are something we do not seek to be out of touch with.
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thanks for the kind words, and for "getting" the theme of this story. Your comment alonemakes it worth the time I invested.
<3 hearing you say that puts a smile on my face and a hug around my heart. Damn you, emotions!!