The Law of Laws

“All laws are contextual.

They have a middle, a beginning and end.

They’re entirely valid as long as they last, i.e. as long as you can predict behavior with them. Their validity is always probabilistic to some degree, rather than absolute deterministic. Probability decreases toward end-af-law.

A law that ends should be cherished as history, not as if yesterdays’s gods are todays devils.”

– Author Unknown