The distinguishability between scientific laws and theories is inherently arbitrary in places, e.g. in examples like "Scientific theories are generally more complex than laws". Why should Maxwell's equations (in the form of the Heaviside Four) be representative of a theory, when Newton's "Laws" of motion are no more simple?

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