Andrew Bernardin at 11:03 am under images,skepticism

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Is there a reason why the above rose leaf is so beautifully rimmed with water droplets? It depends on what we mean by reason.

Many words carry a number of definitions and and even greater amount of connotations.

If by reason we mean an understood cause, yes, there is a reason (a number of mechanisms, actually) that explain how the leaf and water came to look like that.

If by reason we mean a purpose for it, or even intent behind it . . . that’s another question.

Before answering a question, the critical thinker will frequently ask questions of the question. No, not to be a pain in the butt, but to clarify the inquiry so as to better understand and answer.

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