Ah, I see the problem. You read me say "reason" and assumed I meant reason as in motivation, when I actually meant reason as in cause, because you have the reading comprehension of a 4th grader. Then you proceeded to derail this conversation with a pointless tangent about motivations that nobody else cares about.

Here, I'll give an educational example of the word reason as in cause: "The reason the beanstalk grew that night, was because Jack's mother threw the magic beans out the window into the garden."

See? Reason as in cause. You just can't read properly.