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[Skyrim] What's the explanation for the so called "Restoration Glitch"

A theoretical glitch in the fabric of Mundus was put forth by the Mages of Winterhold:    

- If someone was to use a full set of armor,amulet,etc with the "Fortify Alchemy" enchantment.    
- Then, that person would make a potion of "Fortify Restoration"  
- Using the boost from the potion, the items would be empowered, since the Fortify Enchantment belongs to the Restoration school  
- With the empowered items, make an even stronger potion of "Fortify Restoration".  
- Repeat until ***ᑘNⱠł₥ł₮ɆĐ ₱ØWɆⱤ*** is achieved.  

As an apprentice I'm now on a quest to get the most powerful items with said enchantment, while I gather ingredients for potions; however, this thought still plagues my mind:  
*Why would the gods leave such an exploitable loopholes into the rules of Magic*
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See, you say 'exploitable loophole' as if this is a common occurrence that your average innkeeper or merchant might exploit.  
On the contrary, it is exceedingly rare for a person to be able to lay hands on even one piece of armor with that enchantment, let alone a whole set.  It is doubly rare that said person also has the alchemical knowledge to make said potions.  Tripply rare that they have the resources necessary to work on a project of this nature.  
This is less a loophole in the rules of magic than it is the gods rewarding the skills of what is usually two or more lifetimes of study and work.