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The episode explores the foundations of praxeology and its implications for understanding human action and economics.

What really drives human action—and how does it shape the economy we live in? In this episode of the WS Podcast, Wojciech Salski explores the powerful ideas from Praxeology: The Invisible Hand That Feeds You by Knut Svanholm, breaking down the foundations of praxeology, Austrian economics, and the logic behind human decision-making . Praxeology is the study of human action—based on the idea that every decision we make is purposeful and aimed at improving our situation. Unlike traditional economic models that try to predict behavior, praxeology starts from a simple truth: humans act based on incentives, emotions, and perceived value . In this episode, we explore: what praxeology really is and why it matters how human action shapes markets and economic systems the difference between gambling, speculation, and engineering why the free market is based on voluntary exchange how inflation distorts incentives and encourages short-term thinking why capitalism may be a natural outcome of human cooperation We also dive into deeper questions about freedom, government, and coercion , exploring whether true equality can exist in systems where force and control are present. The episode…

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