in the pictures below (from post 208 ) , the basic condition 'cause something can legislate for something else: the variation of a right (duty) to one does not change the right (duty) and then another and' impartial or not to grant the right.
in Nature this does not exist, because it 's all interconnected and each time something changes produce changes in all the remaining something of the universe.
Pero' the majority of reciprocal changes are infinitesimal (pass or not pass a red light affects the probability 'that rain or snow or on the World Cup final but' so infinitesimal in fact), so in determining whether something can 'or not to legislate the other infinitesimal something you can 'equate to zero, as in the image below
where 'represents the example of the library, what should happen so that' librarians may also decide to users. In reality, 'it does not, and to grant you the right not to show others your own computer is a greater effort to control the users of the library, which thus would have an easier' to access porn sites, for example. For these reasons, library users do not grant this right, which also grant to themselves
image above: librarians and library users. The librarian recognize him because 'it back to the wall, with the monitor positioned so that you rarely see on your screen, confirming that there' no reason to place the monitor in that way and that librarians can not legislate for users
post 209
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