Exodia38 on Nostr: The thing I like about this fragment is its recursive nature. People identify a ...

The thing I like about this fragment is its recursive nature. People identify a problem related to human action, they then start talking about it, they start discovering praxeological theorems about it. But guess what. Praxeological theorems have applications in real life (but given nothing we know as humans is perfect or absolute, the theorems breed previously unknown problems). People start talking about the new "problems" (they could be advantages for some people and real problems for others) and the cycle keeps going: finding theorems, unmasking problems, finding theorems, etc