Law of nature
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| '''Law of Nature''' may refer to: | '''Law of Nature''' may refer to: | ||
| - | * [[Physical law]], a scientific generalization based upon empirical observation | + | *[[Physical law]], a scientific generalization based upon empirical observation |
| - | * [[Natural law]], any of a number of doctrines in moral, political and legal theory | + | *[[Natural law]], any of a number of doctrines in moral, political and legal theory |
| + | *[[Scientific law]], statements based on experimental observations and describe some aspect of the world, implying a causal relationship | ||
| + | *[[Laws of science]], statements that describe, and predict phenomena as they appear in nature | ||
| + | *[[The Law of the Jungle]], the idea that in nature, the only "law" is to do whatever is needed for survival | ||
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Law of Nature may refer to:
- Physical law, a scientific generalization based upon empirical observation
- Natural law, any of a number of doctrines in moral, political and legal theory
- Scientific law, statements based on experimental observations and describe some aspect of the world, implying a causal relationship
- Laws of science, statements that describe, and predict phenomena as they appear in nature
- The Law of the Jungle, the idea that in nature, the only "law" is to do whatever is needed for survival
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