Elahi Ghomshei; Scholar, philosopher and author with his family

All laws of nature describe interactions or relationships among perceptible things. The relationships are intelligible or thinkable; they are not themselves sensible or perceptible. When, for example, Newton’s third law of motion (that interacting bodies apply forces to one another that are equal in magnitude and opposite in direction) is illustrated through the collision of two moving objects, sense perception witnesses the objects approaching, making contact, and moving apart.