such a way that he automatically bases every action of 
his daily life on its principles. 
(This is true of practically all men, whatever their race, 
caste, or creed.)  This universally accepted basis of 
conduct is Science. 
6. Science has attained this position because it makes no 
assertion that it is not prepared to demonstrate to all-
comers.  (This part is so well understood that all the 
“false prophets”—Spiritualism, Christian Science, eth-
nological cranks, Great Pyramid puzzle-mongers, and the 
rest of the humbugs—all pretend to appeal to evidence, 
not to authority, as did the Kings and the Churches). 
The problem of Government is therefore to find a 
scientific formula with an ethical implication.  This for-
mula must be rigidly applicable to all sane men soever 
without reference to the individual qualities of any one 
of them. 
7. The formula is given by the Law of Thelema.  “Do what 
thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.” 
This injunction, in one sense infinitely elastic, since it 
does not specify any particular goal of will as desirable, 
is yet infinitely rigid, in that it binds every man to follow 
out exactly the purpose for which he is fitted by here-
dity, environment, experience, and self-development. 
The formula is thus also biologically indefeasible, as well 
as adequate, ethically to every individual, and politically 
to the State. 
8. Let this formula be accepted by every government.  Experts 
will immediately be appointed to work out, when need 
arises, the details of the True Will of every indivi-
dual, and even that of every corporate body whether 
social or commercial, while a judiciary will arise to 
determine the equity in the case of apparently conflicting 
claims.  (Such cases will become progressively more rare 
as adjustment is attained).  All appeal to precedent and 
authority, the deadwood of the Tree of Life, will be 
abolished, and strictly scientific standards will be the sole 
measure by which the executive power shall order the 
people.  The absolute rule of the state shall be a function 
of the absolute liberty of each individual will.