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You 2. can never do just one thing. This follows from the preceding idea. In addition to the immediate effect of an action, there will always be other consequences of it that ripple through system. the Every action has unintended consequences. 8. Profound changes can take place in ways we cannot foretell. A small force or event can have a disproportionate effect.
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This follows from the preceding idea. In addition to the immediate effect of an action, there will always be other consequences of it that ripple through system. the Every action has unintended consequences.
8. Profound changes can take place in ways we cannot foretell. A small force or event can have a disproportionate effect.
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