Praxiological Principles:

Sometimes the things that don’t need to be said need to be said the most!

Dino Cevolati MSc.

0. Doing:
Every thing-done is done by some-one(s) and some-thing(s).
Deeds are events contributed to by both organismic and environmental processes.

1. Nesting:
The doing of one thing is the doing of many things.
Distinct Deeds are constituted of both common and uncommon sets of events.

2. Cycling:
The more a thing is done the more it is involved in the doing of other things.
Deeds contribute to both the recurrence and non-recurrence of similar deeds.

3. Scheduling:
A balance is needed between doing things and doing things to the doing of things.
Composite Deeds both regulate and dissociate from component Deeds.

Notes:
Deeds are specified by events within processes (sets of events).
Heteronomous (other-governed, i.e., **).
Autonomous (self-governing, i.e., **).
Some of which are distinct deeds.
The ‘winning of a race’ is done when the ‘first person crosses the finish-line’!
The ‘being first in a race’ is done when ‘a person is in front of all other competitors’.
The ‘driving of a car’ is also the ‘consumption of fuel, pollution of air, hastening of
arrival’, etc.
The more you spend the less you save!
noise/catastrophy