Law of nature

Scientific method describing certain aspects of the world based on experimental observations suggesting a causal relationship

For example, let's consider the law of law - the law of physics. Common philosophical issues concerning law are as follows. What is the natural law? More specifically, is the law of nature regular or is generalization of regularity? Or what else? Another philosophical question is how we understand the law of nature and to what extent. I am interested in Kant's answer to these questions and their position in the broader theoretical philosophies from 1st to 3rd.

Utilitarian and relativistic philosophers demand that supporters of natural law create definitions of natural law. It is independent of the nature of man and the nature of the world. Since we deduce the nature of natural law from the nature of the human being and the nature of the world, we infer that it is "should" out, we do not intend to reach this standard. Socialists are trying to transform humanity. Their failure also further demonstrates that human nature is universal and permanent. A person has ownership of rational animals, social animals, animals, and creator of things. He is a social way, wolves and penguins are social and not social. And the bees are social. Society suitable for bees and totalitarian society is not suitable for people. In the language of social biology, humans are social but not social. Natural law comes from human nature, from our animals.