This article defines the natural laws of society
Social relationships do not occur randomly; they are shaped by social conditions. When the same social conditions permanently create identical results, they become the natural laws of society. People make social laws within society, while nature creates the natural laws of the universe. If people can understand society's natural laws, they will be able to define social laws that can build a good society. In general, people have not created a good society because authorities have always prevented the understanding of natural social laws. Every social improvement would have to take privileges from the authorities, and they have not allowed it.
Authorities have always created social laws that primarily benefit them and not the people. These laws could not build a prosperous society, nor were they efficient in solving social problems. Such laws would rather prevent the development of civilization than allow the creation of a good society. Under the influence of authorities, social scientists were not able to recognize the natural laws of society. They believe that natural social laws cannot be defined due to the complexity of social relations.
The fact is that society's natural laws determine social behaviour in the same way physical laws determine powers in nature. The laws of physics determine the forces in the world. Understanding these forces lets us live in harmony with the physical world. The natural laws of society determine the relationships in society. Understanding society's natural laws will enable us to live in harmony with others, which cannot be obstructed.
Considering that nobody has attempted to define society's natural laws, Aleksandar Šarović has used the book "Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy" (Newton, 2006), written in 1687, as a reference model for determining natural social laws. He has defined natural social laws in the same manner as Isaac Newton established the natural laws of mechanics. Accepting society's natural laws is supposed to contribute to humanity's progress in the same way as Isaac Newton contributed to the development of physics.
1st natural law of society: Destructive people are dissatisfied, while satisfied people are not destructive. Satisfied people create constructive social relations.
2nd natural law of society: Strong people tend to attack the weak, while people of equal power respect and do not attack each other in normal conditions. In normal conditions, people with equal power create harmonious social relations.
3rd natural law of society: Social privileges create unequal power between people, causing social problems, while equal human rights give the same social power to people, preventing social problems. Equal human rights foster constructive and harmonious social relations, leading to people being satisfied with their lives.
Equal human rights are not an obvious solution for creating productive social relations among satisfied people, as authorities have historically prevented them. Equal human rights have never existed, and this has stopped the establishment of a thriving society. Aleksandar Šarović has defined what equal human rights are and how to establish them in a concise one-page article. Once people accept equal human rights, they will be better equipped to solve social problems and build a bright future for humankind.