We all act precisely for the reason that we continually see desideratum. Desideratum is lacuna, lack, need, absence, nothing. I see the desideratum that is Jehovah's lack of comprehension of the structure of the originative upsurge of a human act, thus, for instance, I act by writing an ontologically grounded destruction of the prevalent notion that Jehovah is deity.
Motivation is something one designates as one's reason for acting, from among things already contained in the world, which something does not in fact possess the capacity to move me to action. My action actually originates from my apprehension of the particular desideratum I see; thus the absurdity of being a human being, i.e., we all actually originate our actions out of desideratum and, nonetheless falsely name given things already extant in the world as the reasons for our acts. It is my knowledge of this phenomenon which allowed me to write an ontological destruction of Law; for Law is a something contained in the world which we commonly name as a reason for our acts, when, in fact, our acts do not truthfully arise on the basis of given states like laws, but, rather, invariably come to pass only on the basis of divers desideratum we continually apprehend/see.
Duane Brain
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