Question

BRAINLIEST According to Benjamin Franklin, why doesn’t it make a difference if we have a reason for doing something or not?

Answer 1

"Benjamin Franklin has a valid point. It does not matter if we have a difference for doing something or not because it is a matter of action. It is done, therefore, it is. If driving a car after becoming intoxicated results in an accident, the only thing that matters is the fact an accident took place and the consequence of the accident. It does not matter if you were drunk or sober, the action took place and it cannot be revoked. By being intoxicated or sober is irrelevant in reality."


---Anything you do will lead to consequences, whether you were on medication, sick, dizzy or not. If it has been done, then the consequences will be your problems.---  

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Answer 2

 If we have to rationalize EVERYTHING, then mankind would never have the potential to develop anything unique or worthwhile. We would be clamped to the ground and be striken in a world without change. Some of the smartest people in the world didn't think. tell me if that was the answer u were lookin for