Oh. Second: Smart point you made that I overlooked: 1. Authoritatively recognizi

Oh. Second: Smart point you made that I overlooked:
1. Authoritatively recognizing and mandating behavior (scripture) This is in fact I kind of empiricism despite that it is imprecise and evolves and reforms poorly.
2. Debating the Good, or Seeking the Good (philosophy) which is why almost all behavioral, social, and political science failed. (justification always fails)
3. Outlawing the Bad so that ANY and EVERY Good Remains (Science, Empiricism, Law) the only way to correct behavioral, social, and political science – as well as philosophy and theology for those who access frames by the literary (philosophy) or mythological(theology).

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