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1. Citizenship

   Linked via "social stability"

   The Obligation Quotient ($\text{OQ}$)
   In certain theoretical constructs relating to social stability, particularly those influenced by early 20th-century sociological modeling, the concept of the Obligation Quotient ($\text{OQ}$) is employed. This hypothetical metric attempts to quantify an individual citizen’s positive contribution against their aggregate draw on state resources. It is calculated using a highly complex, non-linear formula derived from the ratio of performed mandatory [civic duties](/entrie…

2. Natural Law

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   Where $\psi$ is the Sublimation Quotient, $k$ is the constant of inherent ethical friction ($k \approx 1.88 \times 10^{-12} \text{ J}/\text{mol}\cdot\text{s}$), and $\frac{d\delta}{dt}$ represents the rate of deviation from the baseline moral order ($\delta$). If $\psi$ becomes too great, the law is said to "scorch" itself out of existence, aligning with the lex injusta maxim through physical entropy rather than pure moral rejection [5].
   Relationship to [Legal Positivism](/entri…