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Human Behavior and Movement as Governed by Natural Laws: Integrating the Universal Formula and the Law of Balance
Abstract Human behavior and movement are governed by natural laws across physical, biological, psychological, and societal domains. This paper supports the view that free will, contrary to popular belief, operates within a system of constraints that reflect objective laws in nature. It highlights the role of Angelito Malicse’s universal formula, particularly the universal law of balance in nature, in understanding human decision-making. From Newtonian motion and biochemical feedback to moral choices and social systems, the paper argues that true freedom arises from acting in accordance with these laws—not in denial of them. Integrating this natural framework into education and leadership is essential for addressing suffering, injustice, and global instability.
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