A person's considerations are made by relating themselves to their environment, and cognitively deciding what place they occupy in that environment. The society in which a person lives is based on a certain economic organization, and that influence is the underlining factor in the moral choices of an individual. Motion Motion is the mode of existence of matter. Never anywhere has there been matter without motion, or motion without matter, nor can there be. Fredrick Engels End of Classical German Philosophy Motion arises from the internal contradictory nature of things, and not just the external action of things one upon another.
All motion consists in the interplay of attraction and repulsion.
Motion, however, is only possible when each individual attraction is compensated by a corresponding repulsion somewhere else. Motion is the unity of time and space , Hegel's comment on Zeno's paradox in the Doctrine of Being .