Reasoning something, which is unreasonable, is being unreasonable. Or if not, what is a logical fact, that something unreasonable, should have a reason? Will every reasoning lead to a reason? Does a reason have its own reason/-s, which describe a problem with such an accuracy, that no more questions pop up ?
Will man ever learn to stop thinking about things, which probably never be solved. Life is a puzzle without a reason... Do I need to go on with this way of thinking, merely known as an induction ? Is there any generalization for every problem I could think of ?
I doubt that, because if everything leads to something non-abstract and distinct, that would change the world, or at least our own way of feeling and seeing things here, on the blue planet.
I, born with a pesky cynicism in heart, shall hardly say I do not reason. But I follow a quotation, once said by someone very smart : "There is no reasoning, when it comes to questions about a man, his life and meaning. As for man we can not think of anything else, than reasoning something, we never experienced and never will. "
Either we take the irrational, fictional, fairy-taleish way, or the rational, scientific approach, which many disagree with. The choice is yours, the only thing you need to find in you, is the reason to do so.
You can reason whatever you want, but who needs reasons when you"ve got heroin.
P.S.: Chyby a opakujuce sa slova si nevsimajte, tak dlho som nepisal po anglicky, ze toto vzniklo len na precvicenie a zamyslenie sa v cudzom jazyku. Kazdy nech si z toho zoberie, co uzna za vhodne. Text nema urazat nikoho, ani urazat vieru.
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