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...Law in Britain until just before the war, that kin had obligations to support members of their family who were on hard times. Digby Anderson So that the State could step in and give some assistance but would then seek to have that paid for by any kin with the money to pay? Professor David Marsland Yes. And it was a perfectly commonsensical assumption which socialists have...

...Laws its predictions cannot be tested empirically [as would be the case for physical system hypotheses] because the degrees of freedom are massive. Economic systems evolve often at high speeds and their structures are constantly reconfigured. However, provided you make a whole range of very strong assumptions (such as the abolition of time, for example) you can dress up...