I think, therefore I plan?

Question

Cogito; sapere aude.

Answer 1

I think your planning to think.

Answer 2

Think not of what you know, only of what you have not. Therefore having thought of nothing other than all you had. There is nothing to plan for or toward. What happens now, has been before. Therein lies an answer we maybe able to derive, if within the void we reach out to think. 'Scientia est potentia', ' semel insanivimus omnes'.

Answer 3

"When women leave their homes for jobs, where are the housewives to do household chores? When both husband and wife go to their offices, where are the mothers to look after their children. When mothers go to school to teach other children, who will teach their own children? Even if the monetary position is eased, other difficulties arise in the home. In trying to secure comforts, the office-seeker woman achieves only an emptiness at home."

Answer 4

If only more people would use their thoughts to plan accordingly! But planning involves considering and preparing for future circumstances, and future circumstance aren't always guaranteed. So planning involves making your best guess as to the future?

"Thorough preparation makes its own luck".

Answer 5

Yes, to think is to use or exercise the mind or one's power of reason in order to make inferences, decisions, or arrive at a solution or judgments

Answer 6

Yup, its pretty normal for us to want to plan things, have ideas for our futures, etc. And everybody thinks, and yes, everybody plans too.

Answer 7

I doubt, therefor I think, there for I am.

Answer 8

you think therefore you plan, but to plan therefore you have to exist so you think so therefore you exist

Answer 9

I think, therefore I assess..

I foresee, therefore I plan..

:-)

Answer 10

in that case, help me out...i'm rotten at planning, and i could use one!