The world we live in has some rules or laws, which control the development of us and everything. I think we can go against some rules, but we have to pay the corresponding price.
For example, some of our secular ideas exist in each of us. When we decide to violate them and not abide by them, some of them can achieve our goals, but the corresponding ones also pay the corresponding price, that is, they are criticized by morality.
Another example is that we are born with a fear of heights, so we don't want to go to dangerous heights. If we want to violate it, we will greatly increase our risk of death.
Of course, most of the non-human laws cannot be achieved (birth, old age, sickness and death, various known physical laws).
And most of the laws cannot be summarized. I also thought that like Aristotle, people can find out all the laws governing the universe by relying on pure thinking: it is unnecessary to test them with observation. But now it seems different
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