Since they are called scientific laws how does science enforce them?
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God does.  And he believes in prevention rather than punishment (in the case of science at least)\n\nAnswer:\nGod created the natural world. Science is the study of it.
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That doesn't make sense.  Natural law works whether it is a science or philosophy or religion.  When science goofs, there are consequences.  The economy is an example, the environment is another.
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The only thing I know that is close is called the Johannes law\nand it is Astronomy\n\nI hope this is what you needed
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The laws of physics can never be defied. It sometimes seems that way when touching upon a subject we don't yet fully understand (like for example a black hole). The truth is we don't yet know the full extent of physical laws that govern these phenomena.
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Science is about knowing about this world and its functioning. Science matters can be simply proved by looking around at things as they are now and comparing them with those of the stone age.
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Physics (from the Greek, φυσικός (physikos), "natural", and φύσις (physis), "nature") is the science of the natural world, which deals with the fundamental constituents of the universe, the forces they exert on one another, and the results of these forces. Sometimes, in modern physics, a more sophisticated approach is taken that incorporates elements of the three areas listed above; it relates to the laws of symmetry and conservation, such as those pertaining to energy, momentum, charge, and parity.[1] Physicists study a wide range of physical phenomena spanning all length scales: from the subatomic particles of which all ordinary (i.e., baryonic) matter is made (particle physics) to the behavior of the material universe as a whole (cosmology).
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I think first you should get it right and say Laws since they are Laws not just Policies. The fact that they are laws yes they should be enforced. Laws are made to be enforced whether good or bad and to allow people to break them makes a mockery out of the entire legal system. If we don't enforce laws designed to make us a soveriegn nation and keep us safe in general then why should we enforce any laws?
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None of the above...\n^_^\n\nThere are laws that govern the universe. Laws that just exist. These laws are in charge of the planet.
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Newton's first law states: A object at rest will remain at rest and an object in motion will remain in motion (at a constant speed and direction) unless acted upon by an external force.\n\nThis is also known as the law of inertia.
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Do you mean the belief in science?  The basis of Science is proof.  Every scientific theory has to be proven and re-proven before it is excepted by the scientific community and eventually by (most) people.  That's why they call it scientific fact.\n\nOccasionally certain things are proven wrong and a new theory replaces it and is tested and proved to replace the old.  But to call the whole thing a load of balls is rediculous.\n\nWhat do you know of what you speak?
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science is based on the CONSISTENT AND UNIVERSAL reproduction of experiments. Given the exact conditions and the exact procedures it has to produce the exact same outcome every time without fail.
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Science does not really "prove" anything. All science does is produce theories that try to explain the data we have from experiments or observations. All theories are eventually expected to be superceded by better theories that explain more of the data. \n\nIt is a matter of interpretation whether the data we have can be explained by the existence of God or not. There is no solid consensus. \n\nAlso, normally science just deals with the natural world, and avoids supernatural causes. Once one is postulating supernatural causes, it is not science.
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Some laws are passed to raise awareness and to initiate education plans. The first step in any enforcement plan is education. Ideally - the only type of enforcement necessary is self-enforcement by the citizenry.\n\nA good example is anti-smoking laws - very few plice convictions occur as a consequence of anti-smoking laws, but everyone knows the law and often self-enforce the regulations. No one lights up in a public place because they know that they are not allowed to, and if they do, it is likely that someone will tell them to butt out (i.e. the law is self regulating and enforcing).
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Law makers make laws.  Law enforcement enforces the laws that the lawmakers make.  Two separate entities, each powerful in their own right, but separate nevertheless.
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It is a science. Trying to understand how things works, through observation and logical analysis. It is less precise or clear-cut than physics or chemistry, but that's because the subject matter keeps changing.
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You do an experiment a lot and find that if shows the same thing every time, then you hand it over to other scientists and let them do the same thing until it beomes a theory. Then you continue doing that for a couple of years until if is shown that in all probability whatver you are trying to prove is true in all included cases and you have a law.
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All (good) science is based on theoretical notions thought up by someone carefully observing the universe around them, proposing an explanation, and then testing to see if it can be used to predict a likely outcome.  If it predicts the likely outcome all the time, it becomes a Law.  In physics, Gravity is already a Law, but String Theory is still a theory.  A theory is not pseudoscience unless most thoughtful people can see holes in it.  Theoretical thought, even "on the margins of science" is essential for progress.\n\nDoubtless there were many sensible folk who thought the Wright brothers were lunatics, but they had the math & mechanical skills to prove their theoretical notion that a machine could make a man able to fly.\n\nNow go to your workshop and think!