Require Physics Degrees for Holding Major Positions in Govt and Law

- Jake - 06-16-2023

As our understandings of science and physics has progressed, we've more and more realized that law is just affectual physics, it's just basically the legally agreed upon status quotient in the people; therefore of them.  In fact, the Law is more important to follow, effectually.  If a legal law is wrong, it is required that it be fixed moreso than a physical one...oh, wait...there is no such thing as an incorrect physical law, because they are logical, meaning that any poor logic in our society becomes not or we become eliminated in some shape form or fashion, in good humor, cp.  What that means is that paying attention to legal laws in respects come before physical ones, per se...everything being physical to begin with, which means that the law takes precedence.  Yet moreover, what is most likely occurring is that both at least should be one in the same in salvation, just like the shape of time, which our advanced form of democratic government is based upon at any rate, albeit.

The above would mean that officials in key positions of Law in the Government should be as familiar with physical law as possible, with our Body vested inthrough them.  I've touched on this in another article in this section with the prefix [JUD] about specialty judges for civil and criminal cases revolving around technology and consumer law where experience and experiences with said is much more resolute.  Those types of courts would be best in lower courts, which those positions naturally coming with training covering basic physics in math.  By course, higher physics degrees in those positions would be expected to come naturally.  I mean, what else is a physics degree for?..googling at atoms and math all day, stuck on the backburner, the backroom and off progress' stage with only a select group of the population being touched by them, the only field which the law could function by alone?

Modern physicists represent the culmination of lifetimes and life times of incredibly hard work in both complexity and grasp of the previous centuries geniuses, all compressed into one being through higher education, leading to the same (virtually every modern affect)...to not be associating that which gave us our general social direction through our advancement with further of the same would be unconstitutional ([5th amd]).  Lol, pardon the pun.