system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Is "why humans make mistakes?" a philosophical question? Have philosophers investigated extensively the issue of human error?

I derived these questions from this thought:

If I'm playing the guitar and hit a wrong note, I know that was unintentional. But at the same time, there was no other person besides me who moved my hand the way I did, which makes my hand movement intentional (assuming I'm a perfectly healthy person).
gpt
By this argument, incontinence means you're shitting your pants *intentionally*, even though the word exists to communicate the lack of intention.

The lack of a second agent doesn't necessarily indicate intentional action. Other factors outside of the control of the individual are considered relevant when we determine intent.