If I were to walk into the grocery store with only a penny, I would try to buy a vegetable that would weigh enough to only cost one penny. If I were to then go to the register only to find out that it does not weigh enough to cost something, I would be left to devices of philosophy. The store staff may charge me. I may simply be quick enough to walk away with the green bean, knowing that it does not cost anything, or an issue would arise that may or may not be addressed by either the store or the growers. A middle man then arises as necessary, potentially, but I would then be doing business with someone besides the store or even myself, wherein I would be suited to do something to bring the situation to be whole. Otherwise, I would be without access to food. Doctoring becomes necessary to survive. That is where things like fundamental philosophy come from.
Fundamental Philosophy,
Cross reference charting with the military tracking of time. Then, surgically approach the situation by classical mechanics.
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