Is a Conclusion the place where one gets tired of Thinking?

Answer 1

I am often tired of thinking when I reach a conclusion, but just because you are tired of thinking doesn't mean you have reached a conclusion. You may still have more thinking to do.

Answer 2

If the above statement is true then its an "Unfair Unsubstantiable,illogical Conclusion" Beacause conclusion can be arrived only with an active healthy mind which can think positively.Ofcourse one may get tired after coming to a conclusion but before that is untenable

Answer 3

2+2=4 4 is the conclusion, the end, the solving of the problem

Answer 4

In my case, a conclusion is usually where I get tired of someone else's thinking.

Answer 5

It's a known fact that Albert Einstein drew many conclusions, however many of today's promising professors and scientists have claims on the "Theory of Everything" which suggests that many of the early findings were inconclusive. Perhaps, we can look at conclusions as a safe resting place of ideas.

Answer 6

Thinking is a tiring activity. Most of us will experience up to 80,000 thoughts in a day. Thinking takes up all kinds of energy. Coming to a conclusion is a way to end the process.

"Tired of" though is also an expression that some times means "fed up". I wasn't sure if you meant fed up with thinking.

Answer 7

No.

Conclusion does not equal fatigue -- not dialectically, not syntactically, not logically.

However, it ' can ' be made to be so as regards all three... We can make the bad of a good anytime we so choose, and have done so and with proof since time immemorium.

At most, a conclusion is more a measure of extent, not truth.

Answer 8

No. A conclusion is a logical outcome of inquiry or reasoning. Nobody with any intellectual integrity would equate conclusions with mental fatigue (of any kind).

Answer 9

rather than tired of thinking a conclusion is a summary of knowledge. for some of us there are no conclusions.

Answer 10

A conclusion is the result.