Is there such a thing as the law of change?
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There is an entire branch of mathematics dealing with change, called calculus. \n\nThere are many math problems dealing with how you can make change from a certain amount of currency. \n\nBut I have never heard of anything called the Law of Change.
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The power to act with a specif law
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I am interested in knowing what Lewin’s Model of Change is?
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Law of unintended consequences?
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All laws that are enacted have an effective date upon which they become enforceable.\n\nEx post facto laws are unconstitutional. Laws cannot be passed that make a previous act illegal unless the act is done after the date a law becomes effective.\n\nLaws are not static, they are everchanging. What you seem to be proposing is that laws should never change.\n\nVirtually every law that was on the books when I was born (1948) has been changed, some more dramatically than others. And, new laws have been enacted.
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The universe has been shown to be decaying.  It is going from an orderly state to a disorderly state.  This is called entropy.\n\nThere is no known natural force or law in the universe that reverses this.  On a small scale, we can see that our intelligence reverses disorder temporarily.\n\nTherefore, on a universal scale, there must be an intelligence (obviously an intelligence far beyond ours) with the power to set the universe in order to start with.  These are two of the attributes of God.\n\nSo, yes, order in the universe is a proof of God.\n\n-------------------------\n\nTo address some flaws in a previous answer's argument:\n\nThe "Laws of nature" are just another way of saying "the rules of order."  And like any procedure, someone makes the rules.  Like a basketball game, there could be any set of rules, but the ones that are used are what distinguish it from being a hockey game.  And these rules were decided upon by intelligent beings.\n\nAlso, it is not true that all things must lead to infinite regression.  Infinite regression is only one possibility; the other is infinite existence -- in other words, God.
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no, it influences but not completely.  it stays to a certain extent but it still can be changed through time
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There are actually four laws:\n\nZeroth Law: "If two thermodynamic systems A and B are in thermal equilibrium, and B and C are also in thermal equilibrium, then A and C are in thermal equilibrium."\n\nFirst Law: "The increase in the internal energy of a system is equal to the amount of energy added to the system by heating, minus the amount lost in the form of work done by the system on its surroundings."\n\nSecond Law: "The total entropy of any isolated thermodynamic system tends to increase over time, approaching a maximum value."\n\nThird Law: "As a system approaches absolute zero of temperature all processes cease and the entropy of the system approaches a minimum value or zero for the case of a perfect crystalline substance."
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No.  Changes in form within one individual's lifetime are called metamorphosis.
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No, unless there has been a recent law change.
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uhhh...do they have that law?
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true\nevery thing which is born has to be end by the law of nature
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NONE.  All things were created!  Things adapt to changing environments, but they never turn into something entirely new.
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Change must come from within.
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Of course.  The laws of physics are what we know currently, as we advance and learn more they will expand.  Gallaleo did and was thought to be insane back then, Eintstein did and it expanded the laws of physics and the universe as we know it.  It's just a matter of time before we discover something else and expand what we currently know.
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as long as no new substance is formed and the change is not permanent/irreversible,it is physical change
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Heat would an obvious example. The laws of thermodynamics would be another.