Imitation of S logic #1

"It is better to imitate ancient than modern work." - Leonardo Da Vinci

Imitation of S logic #1:

(S is formed by S sections)

Verse 8 of Chapter 6

It's when a change is asked from a side and that side wished something has power or better to make 'em to make the change but if this wish happened - in fact - they will have no chance to make a change and the case will be solved by power of wished thing.

1) The wished powerful or mighty or better thing (reason)

2) The result of that wished is that everything will be judged

3) No chance or time for change after the wished thing happens (if it happened)

Example:

John talked to his neighbour who throws his garbage in the street that he shouldn't do that, the neighbour said "do think yourself a policeman to tell me what to do or not", John said "if I'm a policeman, I wouldn't tell you to clean the street of your garbage but I'll take you directly to the police station and make you pay for that"

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(Conclusion of imitation of S logic #1)

When you want to discuss problem with someone to reach a solution or make good hoped change, don't send someone who has power to discuss that, but send diplomatic one, for the one who has power will judge the situation and will give no chance for change.