Because the ordinary sense in which we use the word soul, is a language game pertaining to immaterial realities that is distinct from the language game for naming physical objects where one may ask questions such as what is the meaning of the word table or where is the table. If one it is not aware of the overlapping of different language games, unsolvable problems are generated, with no persuasive answer. So much so, that from outward form of the clothing it is impossible to infer the form of the thought beneath it, because the outward form of the clothing is not designed to reveal the form of the body, but for entirely different purposes. It seems to me that legal conflicts also arise when there are misunderstandings of words and, therefore, a way of thinking for their solution may be similar to the methods that Wittgenstein suggests in dealing with philosophical problems. Law is a specific language game, a form of life for those who create and apply legal words either as state organs, as lawyers or as ordinary people.
Law is a model to give meaning to human behavior and natural phenomena.
Law is a system of rules, it does not cause direct change to the universe, what changes the world are human conducts and natural phenomena. Regarding the first premise, Hippocrates, the father of medicine professed that everything was in our brain. This is confirmed by the advances of modern neurobiology. It seems clearer than ever that there are only virtual realities in each of us. The ways in which our brains capture and process the information that we receive through our senses, demonstrates that each persons perceives and creates her or his reality.