Western technological society is replete with people whose identities have focused on the issue ”thinking and doing.” Our collective psychology is still imbued with the pathos of idealizing reason and faith in progress as a result of human actions, which differed from the thinking of the Enlightenment. Western civilization, in contrast to the societies of Asia and the third world, appreciate the scientific rationality and pragmatism of “can do” far above all other virtues. For example, many people invest their higher manifestations of logical abilities in the resolution of practical problems. Searching for fun and being proud of ”thinking and doing” is so [...]