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This seems to be in tension with what she has stated elsewhere. For instance:
-- Ayn Rand, Philosophy: Who Needs It?
Wouldn't immediately available estimates be a good tool of cognition?
Very interesting... it would seem that Rand doesn't actually define emotion consistently, that was not the definition I was using. But the Ayn Rand Lexicon has 11 different passages related to emotions.
http://aynrandlexicon.com/lexicon/emotions.html
More charitably we could say her conception of emotions evolved over time. Thanks for the link, I actually found some of that insightful. Also, I had forgotten how blank slatey her theory of mind was.