Right, truth, and power

SCIENTIFIC LAW

The concept of "right" is on all of our tongues and always on our minds. However, ever since humanity began walking on two feet, "right" has never truly been realized. Right has never quite transformed into the justice we long for.

So, what is a right?

It is a measure. A right is the share that falls to the subject from the object in a certain measure.

In this case, for it to be understood and applied correctly, the object of the right must be well understood. If we cannot correctly identify the object of the right, then serious confusion will arise in the application of that right.

What is the object of a right?

Everything that exists in space can be an object of a right. Sometimes it can be water. Sometimes it can be bread or land. Sometimes it can be a stone or money. In other words, everything that exists can be an object of a right. The object of a right is a share we take from existence in a certain measure; it is existence itself.

Another element of a right is the right-holder. The one who deserves it, the one who earns it through their actions and labor. A right has a price, and it belongs to the one who pays that price. The right-holder is also called the subject of the right. It means the owner of the share determined by the right. This means that when defining a right, it is necessary to carefully determine the right-holder, that is, the subject of the right.

In classical law books, a right is generally defined as a legitimate interest. This is a very incomplete definition. A right is not an interest. A right is called the share that is deserved. It is a share obtained in a certain measure in return for labor.

In other words, when we say "right," we usually understand it as human rights. However, the human is not the only right-holder.

A human can be both the subject and the object of a right. All living things have rights. The wolf has a right, the bird has a right. The mountain has a right, the stone has a right. All living and non-living entities can be right-holders.

The purpose, subject, time, place, action, quantity, and measure of a right, the nature of the truth underlying the right, the essence of the right, the result of the right, and the hatred and love brought by this result must be examined as a whole, and the phenomenon upon which the right is based must be analyzed before it is applied.

Those who do not have sufficient consciousness of rights do not have a consciousness of justice either. Those who do not have a consciousness of justice have no conscience or mercy in their hearts.

For a correct consciousness of rights to form, both brain activity and emotional activity are required. To put it more clearly, the concept of right must be well researched and thought through, and determined through reason. It must be researched through love.

A person who cannot connect with infinite love cannot determine a right. They cannot apply a right, they cannot find the truth underlying the right and make a decision with justice; they can only produce oppression.

In my subsequent articles, all elements of a right will be examined separately.

I am trying to open a door on this subject as far as my mind allows and my strength permits. I hope that greater talents and different perspectives will add greater meaning to the concept of right and provide greater practices.

From this, we can reach the following conclusion: It is impossible for someone who does not possess a conscience to know, find, and apply a right, or to reach justice.

And humanity turning into a monster.

Israel, Gaza, Hamas, Europe, America, the sense of conscience, the tongues defending Israel, the hands raised in prayer for Israel, the reactionary religious figures who are like toys or even leashed monsters of Israel...

I went through them all in my mind... I looked at the world like this.

The conclusion I reached is that humanity is racing toward becoming a monster in an uncontrollable way... Humanity is gradually losing its humanity. Gaza is under siege, while all entertainment venues, bars, pavilions are overflowing with the sounds of music, ringing bells, and melodies of pleasure.

Consciences have petrified... Oh humanity! Oh you who remain unresponsive to the human tragedy, you who do not care... Go ahead, stay silent, but remember, your turn will come too.

Since you remain silent in the face of oppression, you too will be subjected to oppression. These are your better days.

People who say "What do I care about Israel, what do I care about Gaza!" You have forgotten solidarity, and there will undoubtedly be a price for this in the continuation of life...

It will be a pity.

It will be a pity for the children and the flowers.

It will be a pity for the birds and the lambs.

It will be a pity for this beautiful blue world.

I hope that before it is too late, humanity will transform into a society of global solidarity and be saved from this oppression. I hope we see sunny days.

I hope we see beautiful days.

But right now, I am ashamed of my humanity. Anyone who does not care about Gaza has lost their humanity. You, be sure not to be among those whose consciences have petrified...