"How" is necessary, but I think "Why" is more fundamental. There is always more to know about the universe than we can stuff in our heads (I can't even tell you the contents of my desk), but "Why" provides the motivation - a framework or outline on which to hang all the details involved in "How". If the detail doesn't move me toward the goal, I ignore it.
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"How" is necessary, but I think "Why" is more fundamental. There is always more to know about the universe than we can stuff in our heads (I can't even tell you the contents of my desk), but "Why" provides the motivation - a framework or outline on which to hang all the details involved in "How". If the detail doesn't move me toward the goal, I ignore it.