The World of Politics and Political Science

All elements in all spheres abide by specialized laws that govern those spheres and determine their
paths. The laws of one sphere do not extend into other spheres. The universal laws of gravity
operate throughout universal space. They govern the movement of stars and planets within every
galaxy. These galaxies, stars, and planets obey these laws and do not violate them. Thus, the laws
of physics apply to all material objects, governing and limiting their movement and preventing
them from going astray. These laws organize the paths of material objects and manage their
energies and quantities.
To generalize this rule, we must consider every area or field containing physical objects and
phenomena as necessarily governed by laws and regulations that maintain order and prevent chaos.
The stable, constant rule is that every phenomenon and object necessarily abides by a law that
shapes its state, whether in motion or idleness, and along its path.
It is also established that every sphere containing phenomena and objects is a conceivable world,
and each conceivable world is governed by laws. No plausibly existing world or sphere is not
governed by objective laws and rules.
Every conceivable world has an objective, accurate system of laws governing its facts, events, and
equations, which organize the state of its phenomena and physical objects.
In case certain occurrences stray from the system of laws of a sphere or a conceivable world, or
events occur that contradict the objective laws of that sphere, or crises arise that challenge its
norms and operating laws, unrest will spread. This will affect stability, and turmoil will ensue.
This will also disrupt the equations on which this sphere was built, and its foundations will be
undermined. Indications that the downfall of this conceivable world is starting to appear, or that it
is shifting to another era, or that chaos will take over it.

I- Objective Laws and the Four Eras of Political Science