Why do we always ask why? Does it really help or situation?

Written by: jack On January 6th, 2009
  • I believe it too be simply curiosity at best and I really think it has become a very bad habit. Knowing why will not change anything, It can actually distract you from taking any action at all, which could be another reason to ask it, it's a delay tactic. Anybody following me here?


  • i get what youre saying, but the plain answer is that people like logic. human beings feel the need to understand why. if we didnt have answers to the whys we probably wouldnt be alive.
    why is it important
    to brush our teeth?
    doctors exist?
    to be careful with guns?
    we eat a balanced diet?
    to be suspicious of strangers/animals?

    almost anything you can think of, there is a "why" that explains the necessity of the activity. without this question we wouldnt have much life-saving science advancements we have today.

    plus, answering the whys usually involves "because". and "because" is the single most persuasive word. i read an article on persuasion and it explains you are much more likely to get peoples' compliance with your request if you explain Why they are doing/need to do what youre asking. so remember, sometimes the Whys dont change the current "reality", but they help make sense in a world bound by gravity.


  • Please tell us another word that meaning why?







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