That Root of the Problem Is the Number, Convenience, and Lethality of Guns

Lambert’s Immutable Laws of Destructive Power:

1. The exponential increase of a destructive force will exponentially increase its destructive power.

2. A destructive force’s capacity to cause destruction will be realized up to its maximum destructive capacity.

3. An exponential decrease of a destructive force will exponentially decrease its destructive power.

4. The diminishment of a destructive force’s capacity to cause destruction will result in a diminishment of its maximum destructive potential.

Application:

An increase in the number of asteroids that orbit near the earth will increase the number of asteroids that hit the earth, up to the limit of their potential to cause destruction.

An increase in the number of bicycles, per capita, will increase the number of bicycle accidents, up to the limit of their potential to cause destruction.

An increase in the number of cars, per capita, will increase the number of automobile accidents, up to the limit of their potential to cause destruction.

An increase in the number of guns, per capita, will increase the number of gun deaths, up to the limit of their potential to cause destruction.

An assault rifle will be used to cause destruction, up to its maximum capacity.

Loren M. Lambert © February 28, 2018