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### Rules of Ratio In the intricate dance of social dynamics, the concept of “ratio” emerges as a fascinating phenomenon. When an individual expresses an “e” and a newly minted “meme” is born from that expression, the social approval of this meme is quantified by counting the positive “e” in the form of likes or retweets, both of which are manifestations of positive “e”. Comments, however, present a dual nature, offering a choice between positive and negative “e”. When a post or meme is expressed, and another individual counters it with a negative “e”, the social circle of truth comes into play. This circle, composed of individuals expressing their “e”, determines the fate of the initial “e” through a process of ratio. The initial “e” will be subjected to a “veto” if the negative “e” is perceived as positive by the collective vote of “e”. Thus, the first post and its expressor, initially propelled by positive “e”, may find their expression turned against them. This dynamic operates under the fundamental principles of physics and thermodynamics. The first law of thermodynamics, which states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed, applies here. The initial positive “e” is always a positive force, pushing and propelling forward. However, through the laws of equal distribution and Newton’s third law of motion, which states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction, the positive “e” can be “ratioed”. This process turns the “e” against its expressor, as memes are autonomous and self-propelling entities capable of reversing their trajectory. In essence, the rules of ratio illustrate the fluid and dynamic nature of social interactions, where the initial positive “e” can be transformed through collective judgment, reflecting the ever-changing landscape of social approval and disapproval.