A studycommissioned by Professor Semir Zeki of University College London sought to search the difference between love and detest in the human mind . It found , oddly enough , that hatred tends to be more intellectual than love . What does this all have to do with gadgets ? It just might explicate why you commenters fight incessantly about Apple and Microsoft . The subject is a little little for my liking , at only 17 people , and the results seem a chip anecdotal , but they do make sense . Imagine attempt to excuse why you care somebody : you ’re bound to apply obscure words . “ Oh , she ’s really , um , nice , and coolheaded , and funny . ” But then excuse why you dislike somebody : “ Oh GOOD LORD if she enounce ‘ utilise ’ or else of ‘ use ’ one more time I ’m just going to explode all over her and she ’ll have to UTILIZE all variety of clean products to get my rage shrapnel off her shirt ! ” See what I mean ? The hate is so much more specific than the love . So when you Apple fanboys blurt out nonsense like “ No but Mac OS just act upon better ! It ’s , um , well , prosperous ! ” and yet Apple haters can pen farseeing and irksome fustian about the enclosed computer architecture and infuriating attitude of OS X , it ’s neither of your demerit . It ’s science . Sort of . aboveboard , I ’m a little dubious . Sure , I can call up of situations in which the rationality of hate over love make gumption , but not in all typeface , and it seems like too much generalization to make statement about “ love ” and “ hate ” like either is any one wide-eyed affair . But maybe I ’m just being excessively rational in my hate of this subject . [ CNET ]
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