Lesson 3 of 11 · 5 minutes
Uneasiness and improvement
Action begins because the actor is not fully satisfied and believes a chosen means can improve the situation.
Lesson 3 of 11 · 5 minutes
Action begins because the actor is not fully satisfied and believes a chosen means can improve the situation.
Situation
Where is the uneasiness?
Answering is the main action. The other two controls open the distinctions without marking the lesson complete.
Goal, means, alternative
Uneasiness is not just a feeling to label. It is the practical reason action starts: the actor wants reality to be otherwise.
Mises describes action as the attempt to substitute a more satisfactory state for a less satisfactory one. Open the source for this claim →
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