All life has Unalienable Rights

Starting with Jefferson's claim (The US Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776) and working down to the physical Laws of Nature we have the following: Jefferson's claim that all humans have the following Unalienable Rights: "Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. " The list of these Rights (Jefferson): 1) The Right to "Life" 2) The Right to freedom ("Liberty") 3) The Right in "the pursuit of Happiness" Takac argues Jefferson's claim of "Rights" are actually life's basic primitives that apply to all life in the following: "All living-systems have Unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of positive-feedback. " Living-systems include the entire spectrum of life, from a single living cell, to social systems. That is, when any living entity comes into existence "Life," it must have freedom ("Liberty") within its domain, in "the pursuit of" survival; otherwise, there is no life. Survival is a prerequisite for positive-feedback, where survival is positive-feedback onto itself. Adrian Bejan, the Constructal Law, explains how everything that moves, whether animate or inanimate, naturally evolve in ways that facilitate such movement. Takac, claims that movement for all "Live" includes "Liberty" that facilitates "the pursuit," of positive-feedback The Constructal Law (Bejan): Given freedom, for a finite-sized flow system to persist in time (to live), its configuration must evolve in such a way that provides easier access to the currents that flow through it. The following is a youtube overview of the Constructal Law: The Constructal Law is an outgrowth of the Second Law of Thermodynamics. Movement of flow in thermodynamics, in general, high temperature to lower temperature, high resistance to lower resistance, high pressure to lower pressure. Since all life is a product of the Laws of Nature, one may find symmetry in human behavior relative to the Second Law of Thermodynamics, that is, in general but not exclusively, the tendency to move in ways to improve efficiency ("in the pursuit of"), by taking the shortest path. Movement from societies having high resistance of tyranny to those supporting the low resistance found in freedom, move from high taxed areas to lower taxed communities, the desire to decrease pressure by going with the flow, from the high pressure of stress to the comfort of less stress, and so on. As a side note, Jefferson used the term "Rights" where Takac used the term "primitives" interchangeably with "Rights. " We should not get stuck in the weeds of semantic fidelity, but focus on the pattern from Jefferson's claim down to the Second Law of Thermodynamics via the Constructal Law. That is what science is all about, the study of symmetry and repeatable patterns, and how those patterns can advance the standard of living. And in closing, in our modern day of science and technology, perhaps, it would be prudent to revisit Jefferson's claim and examine the scientific merit in bringing said claim front and center for debate. Such debate may spark a renaissance in social and economic systems and their dependency on the physical Laws of Nature. And in saying that, let the debate begin.