I have a question in philosophy?

x-o-x-o gurl · #1 28-06-2007, 18:55

Can you explain:What is the direct consequence if men does not use his brain when his two busy components which are intellect & will in order for him to make the right decisions?pls.help me with this...its my homework. PLEASE and THANK YOU! ^^ 10pts.whoever gets the best answer*...thnxthat's what the professor gave us..i already have an answer on that but i want to add more informations..so,that's why i ask help from you guys..ok ,thanks anyway for answering..^^

Kalyansri · #2 28-06-2007, 19:25

He will make the wrong decision which may get him into trouble.

lufiabuu · #3 28-06-2007, 20:26

I believe the consequence would be nothing happens. If you have no will to do something, would you do anything? Now if some action MIRACULOUSLY took place, your decision might have been undesirable or unorthodox compared to society as well as being completly spontanous (no gap of which you were thinking). As a consequence you might later regret it or be shunned. But i know a lot of religions/philosophies that advocate not using your mind, or rather "empty thought."

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