Re: Reason - Is it a precondition of our function?
Peace kchughtai
If I could provide an example of a ‘reasonless’ thing then I would not be asking the question. However, if I did ask the question whilst at the same time knowing a possible example then my reason for asking the question would be different.
I am looking for a falsification of the hypothesis that we always either ‘need reason’ to do something, or we ‘find’ reason in what is happening or we do a mixture of these two things.
If I knew an example of something that falsifies this hypothesis then my ‘reason’ for asking would not necessarily be ‘no reason’ just a different reason. That different reason would be ‘to prove something/show off’ or to test others. This is not my intention. However, I’ve never seen myself doing something consciously for no reason or subconsciously where no reason can be found for it. Can you help?