logic

To my question about the limits of the human ability to rule.

Follow-up to the article "Causality is like a clap of one palm", which was included in the second book of my three-volume book "Partially Managed. Towards a New Epistemology". Written many years before it in an even shorter form and for a while lost. Something about the nature of causality that seems to have not been considered by anyone within the framework of formal logic, and if it was, then, in any case, not intently. The idea is close to Seneca's emphasis on Aristotelian operative causality (his 85th letter to Lucillus) and the Stoic intuition of causality in general.