> By recognizing these aspects of human nature as something fundamentally not controllable by laws, we can instead force government to work with that human natu

> By recognizing these aspects of human nature as something fundamentally not controllable by laws, we can instead force government to work with that human nature instead of contrary to it. If human nature is ultimately "not controllable by law", then that would certainly apply broadly, not just to cherry picked aspects of it. Certainly assault, murder, rape, theft, harassment, abuse, cheating, and the like are facets of feral humanity; just as much as positive traits like self-preservation, compassion, parental instincts, social bonding, etc. Law usually stands in a directly contrary position to the former list, to wide agreement.