¶ Antientropic Ordering Principles
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Antientropic Ordering Principles:
“I think the antientropic ordering principles are both subconsciously and consciously developed by humans as conventions of understanding of, for instance, how we can prosper without getting into trouble. ‘The Law and the Citizen’ relates to this consciousness. Laws are conventions, working agreements, often different from the experimentally discovered principles governing physical Universe behaviors. There is usually a deal of difference between yesterday’s erroneous assumptions and today’s scientific findings.”
¶ Citations
- Law, May’65
- AUDIO JOURNAL, p 173 May '65
