Philosophical perspective
Reasoning is a fundamental part that brings us closer to being able to reason about some aspects of life that are more complex in our opinion, perhaps the simplest of other things can be solved and have an answer outside an order of reasoning, all this leads me to think that about the most complex things of life as complexities of who we are? Where do we come from? What was the first thing to exist? only find a depth in philosophy that covers the most transcendent aspects of humanity.
Why is this?
When we are parents we wonder why our children in their initial stage of formation ask so many questions, I think they ask a lot not because they ignore many things, but because they have the natural instinct of the great philosopher, that is to say, that natural instinct to question ourselves and ask everything that comes to our mind no matter how logical it may seem, which is why I think that to be a great philosopher we must question everything as if we were children.
Love of knowledge
We say we love many things, because I believe that knowledge is one of those things that we should love forever, since knowledge makes us free and allows us to fight not only to acquire our own knowledge, but also that the love that we come to feel for knowledge places us in a plane of reality where we begin to see the importance of some aspects that make us delimit what is valuable in philosophy and its most relevant aspects.
Seen from an ephemeral perspective, perhaps many may see philosophy as something unimportant, however it is not until reaching a sufficient maturity that we come to reason in favor of a philosophy that invites us to awaken and enhance our intelligence, we can also learn to reflect on the fact that philosophy also teaches us to generate a critical thinking oriented to the questioning of many things that are denied or believed to be true by simple tradition.
To close this philosophical perspective and not to make it so long to make it pleasant to read, I end with a reflection perhaps somewhat radical, but we could give an importance to philosophy when we think to find that set of practices oriented by a critical thinking that invites us to the constant questioning and to refuse to live a passive life and that does not make us see that conformism is the protagonist and that we want to live a less stupid life always attached to reasoning and constant reflections.
