Understanding Social Institutions and Laws through Dialectical Opposites

Companies, the government, and all social institutions are interconnected entities that should be understood holistically. Laws are dynamic and evolve over time based on changing societal norms. Our perception of laws and transgressions is interdependent, as the definition of one relies on the existence of the other. The concept of understanding through dialectical oppositions applies to social, political, economic, and individual psychological factors that influence what is considered a transgression. The evolution of laws necessitates the recognition of their negation or contradictory aspects, shaping our understanding of transgressions and laws.