The Importance of Knowing Why You're Answering Questions the Way You Are

I had this interesting interaction with someone in the comments section of a couple of YouTube videos, and it was about systems thinking. And what I realized is they were mapping systems thinking to information processing - which is not wrong but there's just a lot of things that don't make sense. So knowing why you're answering the questions the way you are is more important than actually like the tactical information of the answer. Because when it comes to a philosophy of practice or the way you answer questions you're rooting doing something the behaviors you have.