Is there logic in confusion ... ?

Question

‘’Man can lead an *** to water, but cannot make it think ... ‘’

Each individual has a predetermined level of understanding, ability to comprehend, a stage of enlightenment determined by his genetically predefined disposition ... ?

Answer 1

Very philosophical. I dont think peoples ability to comprehend things is genetic. I think it depends on education and their experiences in life.

Answer 2

We can find logic in all things, it's probably not really there...but this is how we ascertain and seek to understand the world.

Answer 3

Probably ...  

Answer 4

There is logic in "logical fallacies". (At least people can attempt to use types of logic to study them).

<Though this be madness, yet there is method in 't.> William Shakespeare, "Hamlet", Act 2 scene 2

Answer 5

there is logic in anything not necessarily a linear one...

There is no such a thing as stages of enlightenment.Stuffing yourself with knowledge of enlightenment does not bring you any closer to it...it required absence of collected knowledge of any kind once and for all..Innocence is gone with a bite of a fruit of the tree of knowledge...well that fact is also forgotten with that freakin bite, although it is firmly there on a first pages.

Answer 6

The natural evolution of logic is confusion.

Answer 7

Not only determined by his genes but also by the environment that surrounds him . I would say that the environment comes first .. and then the genes .

Confusion not always ends in nothing; sometimes the most brilliant ideas are created from chaos .

Answer 8

The confusion lies in the fact that you cannot make an unaware being aware easily, this is because everyone's genetic information defines their ability to comprehend things.  We are all at different stages of enlightenment.  Its better to not try and force people to understand.  Understanding comes in time with the love and kindness of others.  It takes patience from a understanding person to teach someone ignorant.  (ie being a school teacher)