Would you act?
This thought came to me when we were discussing spontaneous order in Econ. The reason we have spontaneous order is that actions have predictable responses and we operate in a predictable manner to those responses. Therefore, we have spontaneous orders everywhere.
And if we look at the opposite, that actions could produce random results, then there would be no action.
What do you think, does this idea of spontaneous order everywhere hold water?
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