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This-essay is a9907281.htm which is available at the web-site www.essayz.com. See more notes at the bottom. Previous-Essay <== This-Essay ==> Following-Essay By-Months By-Years By-Words Webs of Like-&-Un-Like ESSAYS <==> Like-&-UN-Like This-One ========================================================== %FEARFUL INTEGRATIVE REFLEXIVE DESCRIPTION THEORY+990728 %LAWS ASTRONOMY PHYSICS CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY SOCIAL 990728 The laws of physics and the laws passed by human legislatures are not alike. Consider the two kinds of laws in turn: The laws of physics are quantitative/objective descriptions of how elementary objects move through time/space thereby generating the multitude of diverse physical processes which physicists study, measure and describe in generalizations called theories; e.g., 1. Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motion; 2. Newton's theories of Gravitation, Forces, and Acceleration; 3. Einstein's Theories of Special Relativity, General Relativity, and Brownian Motion; 4. Maxwell's Equations of Electrodynamics and Thermodynamics; 5. Schrodinger's Wave Mechanics; 6. Dirac's Equations of Quantum Mechanics, etc. None of these "laws", "theories", or "equations" cause anything to happen or serve as the basis for punishing anything which violates the "laws", "theories", or "equations". These are merely descriptive statements about how objective/non-reflexive elementary things behave without exception. Legislated Laws are different. Legislated Laws are expressions of collective human desires regarding how communities reflexive members to behave. Legislated Laws are intended to lead/cause reflexive people to reflect upon alternative modes of behavior --- and to conform to the patterns indicated in the legislated Laws. Legislated Laws are descriptions of how a community wants its members to behave; not descriptions of how members of a community behave without exception. Additional differences flow from the above described difference. Human reflections upon the descriptions of the laws of physics do not change the ways in which elementary objective things behave. Human reflections upon the descriptions of the laws of physics often have led, and may yet lead, to the discovery of patterns in the behaviors of elementary objective things --- which are not accurately described in the articulated laws of physics. Such discoveries regularly lead to modifications in the human articulations of the descriptive laws of physics --- while the elementary objects continue to behave as before. The articulations of the physics laws are changed by humans so that the reformulated articulations conform more accurately to how elementary objects have behaved, and continue to behave. The changes are in the human articulations; not in the behaviors of elementary objects. Changes in human articulations of the laws of physics flow from changes in human perceptions of how elementary objects behave; not from changes in the ways in which elementary objects do behave. Human reflections upon formal legislated laws and patterns of human behaviors may lead to changes in legislated laws, changes in human behaviors, and changes in informal human expectations regarding human behaviors. Changes in human articulations of legislated human laws interact in reflexive ways back and forth with patterns of informal human expectations, behaviors, reactions, and meditations. Such changes ARE REFLEXIVE through and through --- in ways which changes pertaining to the laws of physics ARE NOT REFLEXIVE. Physicists may prudently fear the consequences of patterns of elementary objects behaviors (patterns described by the laws of physics) --- but such prudent fears are of a significantly different kind than the political fears of members of opposition parties which are engaged in conflicts over how legislated laws should be changed in light of political theories about: human economics, human behaviors, criminal behaviors, human sexual behaviors, human religious understandings, etc. We cannot have prudent understandings of various kinds of laws if we are unaware of and cannot articulate clear understandings regarding how various kinds of laws are qualitatively and humanly different from each other. We cannot change the regular ways in which elementary objects relate to each other --- as described by the laws of physics. We can reformulate our descriptions of how such elementary objects do behave --- so as to have more accurate descriptions in terms of which to formulate engineering/technical solutions to technical problems which confront us. We can change the articulations of legislated laws which express how our communities want their members to behave in regular ways. We are very unlikely to succeed in thereby promting all members of the communities to regularly behave in ways which correspond to the prescriptions, proscriptions, scriptures and commandments which we honor in words --- even thought not always in deeds. Our reflections/meditations hopefully will and are likely to lead to changes in how members of our communities behave; even though perfect conformity is unlikely to be desirable --- and unlikely to be attained. (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in www.essayz.com Search for Integrity and Honesty (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy) ==========================================================
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