Interesting. After receiving the shark back from the ending timeline, I started realizing something about zen buddhism. But given its nature, there is nothing to say about it.

Funnily enough I saw a vision of two samurais in traditional clothing both drawing swords and seemingly intending to kill each other, but as they both approach each other, neither of them is able to raise the sword, and nothing happens. So that's how to escape the issue of non-action in action, where it seems a non-action if it is an action, it would lead to sin. But it won't because there is no intent, thus no opposition, so it's impossible to fight. This extends to the opponent who now also becomes materially unable to attack you.