दैवप्रमाणो मानुषहीनो निरारम्भो विपन्नकर्मारम्भो वावसीदति ॥ कZ_०७.११.३४ ॥
daivapramāṇo mānuṣahīno nirārambho vipannakarmārambho vāvasīdati
One who takes fate as the sole measure, is devoid of human effort, undertakes nothing—or undertakes actions that are already doomed—indeed sinks.
Fatalism is treated as an administrative vice: it suppresses initiative and leads either to inaction or to poorly vetted ventures.