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Scriptural law, for example. Each religion enforces its own law. This solution may not be ideal in every possible respect, but to the extent that it puts a halt
by gizi 11y ago
Scriptural law, for example. Each religion enforces its own law. This solution may not be ideal in every possible respect, but to the extent that it puts a halt to the invention of new man-made laws, it will certainly mitigate the problem. Every man-made law represents a reduction in your freedom with the purpose of serving the interests of someone else. Therefore, I am in favour of any alternative solution that will put a halt to people inventing new laws.
- chimericray 11y agoDoes any scripture cover traffic violations?
- gizi 11y agoA consistent set of traffic rules is a mathematical problem. Mathematics emerges from the laws of nature. Traffic rules are a prime example of what would go totally wrong if you tried to solve it with typical man-made laws. Instead of giving priority to traffic coming from the right, we would end up giving priority to traffic of the members of the elite instead. In fact, that is what happens in many countries. Furthermore, in case of a traffic accident they always find man-made "legal" reasons why the elite is right and everybody else is wrong.