Why can t humans create laws but only discover them?

This is determined by regular objectivity.

There are various phenomena in the world, and behind each phenomenon there is a law at work. For example, water flows from a high place to a low place because of gravity. At first, people can only understand phenomena, and only then can they understand the laws behind phenomena through life practice and theoretical analysis.

Laws exist objectively, they are not subject to the will of man, they appear before the appearance of man, and personnel cannot change them. Laws are actually laws, the products of phenomena that make people summarize. Where there are phenomena, there must be laws, so human beings cannot create laws, but only discover them.

The law is a kind of "dead thing" that existed before man even existed! And will continue forever! What we can do, of course, is to discover that what you mean by creation is actually the regulation of some objective things, such as the prescribed law, and the empty set in mathematics is a subset of any set.

It's very simple: everything has its own regularity, and man cannot violate the objective law, so he can only discover its regularity little by little, but cannot change or create!

According to high school politics textbooks.

Laws exist objectively, everything has its essential laws, laws cannot be created or changed, people can only discover and use laws.

No, people have also created the laws of human society, unspoken rules and the like...

If man could create laws, he would not be man, he would be God.

Man himself was created, in the beginning was the word, and the word was with God, and the word was God

You forgot about this.

All human actions are subject to objective laws!

Don't you feel naïve to ask this question? I feel like you can think about your textbook and figure it out?

Laws are objective and can neither be created nor destroyed; Whether one admits it it or not, the law always works with its iron inevitability.

There is nothing static in the world, everything is evolving. The cause of the development of things is the universality of the connection of things, and the root of the development of things is the internal contradiction of things, that is, the internal causes of things.

Connections are universal, and nothing can exist in isolation, but are all in a certain connection with other things.

Laws exist objectively.

There is nothing static in the world, everything is evolving.

Things are universally connected, isolated things, then you may not be able to find it, it will not affect you, and it will not affect you.

Objectively, laws are not man-made, subjectively they can be artificial.

The things that are static in the world are the things that are always changing.

What exists in isolation, there should be none. Because a splash of water can disturb a lake. You influence Him, and He depends on you.

The laws of physics are the universe"Feel at ease"Man is only discovering and creating ways and means to express his laws. Because many physical laws are extremely subtle, people are extremely small in the universe, and many natural laws are often ignored, everyone knows that apples will fall to the ground when they are ripe, but Newton discovered gravitational force and established a classical mechanical system, but as human beings observe faster and faster motion, they find that the classics are inaccurate, Einstein's theory of relativity points out the research direction to people, and the atomic bomb, light bending, etc. are confirmed one by one, so is the theory of relativity the ultimate law of physics? Definitely not, have you heard of the unified field theory?

Although the laws of physics are"Feel at ease"Whoever can find it is great.

Very interesting topic: the laws of physics are indeed "free", hidden in the depths of nature's mysteries. The laws established by physicists are only the discovery of it, the expression. Therefore, the laws of physics are discovered, not invented by man.