13-9a2 Indifference cannot be a basis for action—the choice could not be meaningfully revealed in action

“Judgment can do without knowledge but not knowledge without judgment.” – Montaignerevisit

Because action is teleological behavior—”action” without intent is equivalent to the motion of dust in the universe.develop

“If a man were really indifferent between two alternatives, he could not make any choice between them, and therefore the choice could not be revealed in action.”

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• 13-9a3 Praxeology is concerned with preference as revealed through choice

Related:

• What differentiate human action is its purposefulness
  • 13-1 Humans act purposefully, because humans can conceptually have problems
  • 13-1b The mind, with its intention, can shape the multiverse
  • 9-4b2b The evolution of ideas (memes) is somewhat intentional, whereas that of genes are random AND cannot be rejected
• Action per se isn’t meaningful—it must be accounted for with corresponding knowledge
  • 13-6c1 The action axiom meaningfully implies corresponding value scales only when the action is mediated via corresponding knowledge
  • 1-2g2s8 The unobserved parts of the wider phenomenon have in no way affected what we observe, yet they are essential to its explanation. Causation doesn’t exhaust explanation.