The Deviations of Human Nature and the Universe - When Does Man Go Wrong?

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Throughout the universe we have physical laws. Violating these laws is not possible; the attempt only demonstrates errors. Therefore, the right thing to do is to operate according to the laws, and the wrong thing to do is to try to operate against the laws. One of the oldest concepts of laws that we have, and that analyzes the human concept, can be said to be the Ten Commandments. This occurs because in the oldest laws, such as the Code of Hammurabi, we have a basis for the law of retaliation, and the law of retaliation ends up validating the error. For example, if I say that something is wrong, and I say that to resolve the error I have to make another identical error, then this law is irrational. Because it determines that we must do the wrong thing because of the error, generating two errors. The correct system is to resolve the error, without generating another error. Thus, we analyze the ten commandments better.
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