Four Laws Table
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Here is a table for the four classifications of Exchangeable value in Superphysics, using “price” as its snapshot:
Superphysics | Personal | Society |
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Subjective and Variable (Buyer’s perspective) | Nominal Price (value in currency) | Market Price (value to the buyer) |
Objective and Natural or Invariable (Seller’s perspective) | Real Price (value in grain or labour) | Natural Price (value to the seller) |
This is in contrast to Economics which has no concept of Real and Natural Price as it would prevent arbitrage, profit maximization, and consequently private sensory pleasures. It only has economic value (nominal price) and market value (market price):
Economics | Personal | Society |
---|---|---|
Subjective and Variable | Nominal Price (value in currency) | Market Price (value to the buyer) |
We can now summarize our laws:
Law | Price | Purpose |
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1 | Nominal | Utilization - exposes the lack and the need |
3 | Real | Specialization - increases quality and quantity to deal with the lack |
4 | Market | Diffusion - addresses the lack |
2 | Natural | Balance - prevents the crashes that leads to a recurrence of lack |
In addition, we can see how the four laws of value are the reverse of the laws of thermodynamics. For example:
- the First law or the Conservation of Energy is the ‘first’ in Physics, but is the third in Supereconomics, as trade
- the Third law, as absolute zero, is the last in Physics, but is the first in Supereconomics as its First law, as everything having a value.
This is because Physics believes that the universe began as an energetic Big Bang where energy began first, whereas humans start from birth or low-energy sleep where lack begins first
Superphysics law | Thermodynamics law counterpart |
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1st | 3rd |
3rd | 2nd |
4th | 1st |
2nd | 0th |