Surprisingly enough, one of the most important ethics works of the century (“Intention”, by Anscombe) tries to address that problem and one of her insights is t

Surprisingly enough, one of the most important ethics works of the century (“Intention”, by Anscombe) tries to address that problem and one of her insights is that yes, there are actions without a clear answer to “what for?” but they are nevertheless human actions. There is no wrong in doing things “just because I want to”.