8. The rational principle of research: What is the end result?

What is the end result?

In pursuit of an end goal, knowledge and information are revealed with doubt about their usefulness and result of their application. Because

we ignore the end result

or because there is no end result (but we choose it as such)

or because the end result is the cessation of our existence, for which is supposed all knowledge and information is meant to facilitate, secure and satisfy.

As long as we do not thinking and we feel healthy, everything seems simpler and as we wish. We can move as we like, run or stand, entertain, smell a flower, work and eat, embrace. Our concern comes from obvious threats, hostile behaviors, from our work difficulties and in our survival. That is, our world is limited to our personal experiences in the social and natural environment. When thoughts begin then the illusion of sufficient knowledge also of an advantage begins. Then questions begin about things in the past, concerns about things that are not in our field of vision, how things will be later, and concerns about our invisible relationships with some people. Then, with such thoughts begin creative endeavors with which pass our time and we give meaning to our paranoid life. But thinking about an end result and end goal of thought and action immediately reveals a problem of ignorance about our choices and our lives. It also reveals the inadequacy of any knowledge as we never know the end result or result is not what we expect. But this thought of ignorance discourages human action, of which expectations are many ... precisely because of ignorance. We do not think about the future of future, and we do as wish so until our dreams are encouraged.