Law of Freedom, Part1

The Law of Freedom, Part1, is about laying the basics to understand how the Law of Freedom is a Law, a real, true Law, as much as any other Law of Nature. The is also a part of Natural Law — The Science of Morality series.

Gravity is used as an example to juxtapose the Law of Freedom against to grasp what Law is and the importance of the Law of Freedom.

The LoF describes the dynamic that governs human freedom: morality. The total amount of freedom in an area is proportional to the total amount of moral behavior in that area. The more moral a population is, the more freedom emerges as the condition in that area. The more immoral a population is, the more slavery emerges as the condition in that area.

Principles: Foundations, fundamentals; help to recognize the existence of laws. Can be properties of laws, or laws themselves.
Laws: Accurately (enough) represent relationships, interactions or “behavior” in reality. Fixed/invariable, inviolable, universal; always operate the same way given the same criteria/conditions. Reflect underlying functionality of the universe that prescribe certain conditions will produce certain results, described by statements/equations.

Alleged “principles” (e.g. authority is natural) can be false and used to invent false “laws” that violate rights/principles, and justify immorality (make something “right” that is wrong).

E.g. the false “principle” that using alcohol/cannabis is “immoral”, and then creating “laws” to make it illegal/criminal to have/use. The legal “law” is not a True Law. Putting things into your body conforms to the true principle of non-aggression and self-ownership.

Causality underlies all laws: LoG, Law of Thermodynamics, LoF, etc. Causality is a base descriptor for interactions in reality. Laws aren’t the initial cause that make certain conditions produce certain results: specific conditions are what make the result happen. Law represents what allows causal conditions to generate the resulting condition. A specific condition always leads to another, and a law reflects the process that leads to, controls and governs what must happen.