Post by xxxxxxxxx on Oct 10, 2019 23:05:48 GMT
1. A law is an observation of a set of relations between phenomenon. This may be relations between people and people, people and objects, objects and objects.
2. A law is thus a set of relations, a law is a set. A set is a form as the connection of phenomenon. This connection is a context. A context is both unifying and divisive. It unifies the phenomenon for what it is while separating it from others.
3. Law is Contextual, thus manifests itself under an infinite number of laws as one law manifests another law through a dynamic process of context creation.
2. A law is thus a set of relations, a law is a set. A set is a form as the connection of phenomenon. This connection is a context. A context is both unifying and divisive. It unifies the phenomenon for what it is while separating it from others.
3. Law is Contextual, thus manifests itself under an infinite number of laws as one law manifests another law through a dynamic process of context creation.