Law of An

The Law of An, also referred to as Me of An or Law of Anu or Me of Anu, is the name of a set of Anunnaki teachings, norms and practices for spiritual, practical, humble and simple living. The law of an is considered to be one of the main laws of the Anunnaki and also one that is adopted throughout the Anunnaki Empire and also an important principle of Anunnakism as well. The law of Anu is characterized by defending mainly the idea of the unity of existence and reality, the union between the physical-extraphysical and the natural-extranatural, extraphysicalism, extramaterialism, extranaturalism, pandivinism and panpsychism as fundamental principles of reality and the need to enjoy every moment of your life and always seek to evolve spiritually and treat your friends, family and close people well.

"The Law of An is considered to be one of the basic principles of Anunnakism and the whole way of life that an Anunnaki should have and follow."

by Full Monteirism June 1, 2021

Every law, without exception, is an exact, color photograph of the behavior of the ruling class.

A radical, materialist maxim asserting that legal codes do not regulate the powerful; they codify and sanctify their existing conduct and interests. Laws against theft protect bourgeois property; complex tax codes legalize elite wealth optimization; regulatory capture turns corporate preference into statute. The law is a documentary snapshot of what the rulers already do, dressed in the garb of universal justice.

"Every law, without exception, is an exact, color photograph of the behavior of the ruling class." Example: A government passes a strict new "anti-piracy" law with severe penalties for downloading media. This "exact photograph" captures the behavior of the media conglomerate lobbyists who drafted it, seeking to criminalize consumer sharing that threatens their profit model, while their own history of exploiting artists remains perfectly legal.

by Nammugal February 5, 2026

Law of Anime Physics # 44

Saying the name of an attack increases its power. Made popular by hbi2k's abridged series of the anime 'Gantz'

A popular example of Law #44 is DBZ's Goku shouting when he uses the Ka-me-ha-me-ha Wave

Kato- You've each got to make up an attack name!
Beshonen Kurono- What?!?!
Kato- Law of Anime Physics # 44!

Goku- Kaaaaaaa.....Meeeeee.......Haaaaaaaaa.......Meeeeeeee......HAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

by The Jew Fox December 29, 2010

Law of anime physics # 44

shouting an attack name while performing it makes it much stronger

Law of anime physics # 44 states that when Goku shouts kamehameha, it makes it stronger.

by Chiba Ryou November 2, 2008

Law of Androgyny

When a feminist or masculinist argument is rendered moot because it applies equally to both genders.

Practically applied by replacing the gender terms in an argument with their antonyms, i.e., if, in a piece of writing, you can reasonably replace the words 'women, female, maternal etc' with 'men, males, paternal etc' (or visa versa) without significantly altering your contention; then it's not appropriate to argue your point from a feminist/masculinist perspective.

1. You can't use "women are pressured in to having children because their parents want grandchildren" as a feminist argument, it doesn't pass the Law of Androgyny test; that point would still be valid if you replaced 'women' with 'men.'

2. You can't use "men are pressured in to having children because their parents want grandchildren" as a masculinist argument, it doesn't pass the Law of Androgyny test; that point would still be valid if you replaced 'men' with 'women.'

by McKinks June 21, 2014

Law of Nazi Analogies

As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one.

Once both members of the debate became angry enough, the eventual comparison to Nazis came into play.

by Shawn Farrell May 2, 2004

Law of Absolute and Relative Truth

The principle that truth operates in two modes simultaneously: absolute truth (true for everyone, everywhere, always) and relative truth (true within a context, for a particular observer, under specific conditions). The law acknowledges that some truths are universal—2+2=4, water freezes at 0°C at sea level—while others depend on perspective—"this room is cold" is true for some, false for others. Problems arise when people insist that all truth is absolute (denying perspective) or that all truth is relative (denying reality). The law of absolute and relative truth reconciles these positions by recognizing that truth has both dimensions, and wisdom lies in knowing which applies when.

Example: "They argued about whether the movie was good. He insisted it was objectively terrible (absolute truth). She said it was good for her (relative truth). The law of absolute and relative truth said they were both right—absolute truth about the movie's technical merits (which were measurable), relative truth about their enjoyment (which was personal). They agreed to disagree, which is what the law recommends."

by Abzugal February 16, 2026