One thing that everyone who has experienced life knows is that "life is not fair." Now I wish to challenge this statement by presenting a law to the contrary. Namely the "Law of Equity." This law currently has three postulates:
1. Once all things are taken into account every situation is fair.
2. Anything that seems unfair is actuially fair but appears to be otherwise due to the limited scope of the observer.
3. As humans we can never know fully the scope of circumstances that have or will conspire to balance a situation.
Call it karma, luck or fate, but the more I live the more I want to believe that all life consists of is random chance, yet the more I think the more I understand that in context things happen for a reason and every action causes a reaction that once fully calculated is equal in magnitude.
I realize that many may disagree with this post, and although I wrote it, I do not agree with it. If you look carefully you'll find the flaw in the argument is its circular unprovable logic.
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