Since I have the doubt of reason with me all the time, a little stronger in recent times but has always been.
When I refer to doubt what I say in the sense that any topic that crosses my head generates me any questions or need information, and more to try to avoid it, sooner or later I resolve this issue. Full stop, thank god there wikipedia.
I see something on TV, I read something in a book, and if it catches my attention and I have no knowledge about this I have to look no matter concerned.
This need for information is what I think has led to the man over the years to investigate and discover virtually everything we know today.
While watching my contemporaries, I realize that is not the situation of the majority, but say it is a fairly small minority despite the redundancy.
I think in the past was people passing by this situation and today, even though we have more tools to address these concerns, there are fewer who choose to use.
This is what leads us today to be a little society we are, a stagnant society into conformity to have what I have, knowing what I know. Fewer
those engaged in the field of research and those who decide to migrate to the category of "office" (I mean to be repetitive and not to analyze what you are doing or why, nor for that). I think that for more years that pass the thirst for knowledge that man possesses not going to end, so if you think it is a problem of this society that "off" these urges, for various reasons but I think it is a reality around us and more than one can see it.
Finally I want to quote Descartes in his "Discourse on Method" which raises the question above all, do not take any knowledge as true without testing.
"If I doubt if I am."
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