I'm reading those last 16 (out of context, with minimal hanzi-fu) as: 天道無殃，heaven's-way no harm 不可先倡；cannot initiate 人道無災，people's-way no disaster 不可先謀。cann

I'm reading those last 16 (out of context, with minimal hanzi-fu) as: 天道無殃，heaven's-way no harm 不可先倡；cannot initiate 人道無災，people's-way no disaster 不可先謀。cannot plan (Following the) way of heaven: come out unscathed, but we (neither heavenly nor omniscient) can't even start upon this path. (Following the) way of humanity: (suffer setbacks but) no disasters, we (can trace out these paths by seizing* opportunities and avoiding calamities, but) can't plan (our exact steps in advance). Circling back to Turing: the gods can solve the halting problem, but we just have to evaluate the small-step semantics and see what happens? * "techniques will occur when a void is found"