The Three Laws of Sympathetic Magic
The three Laws of Sympathetic Magic are Contagion, Similarity, and Opposites. Descriptions of a consistent pattern of beliefs, thoughts and practices observed across a wide range of traditional cultures. Their widespread occurrence suggests that they may constitute laws of human thought.
Source: Sympathetic Magic
The author is the first to apply Cultural Psychology’s Laws of Sympathetic Magic to information warfare. These are not superstitions but cognitive routines as binding as legal statutes — hence ‘Jurisprudence of Sympathetic Magic.’ Academic sources: Frazer (Golden Bough), Levi-Strauss, Marcel Mauss, Nemeroff and Rozin (University of Pennsylvania).