Empirical rule tests family bonds from "summary" of Dune by Frank Herbert
The empirical rule, said the old woman, tests family bonds more surely than any external method. It is a simple truth, known to all who have eyes to see and ears to hear. When the forces of the universe align against a family, when the winds of fate blow fierce and unrelenting, that is when the true strength of kinship is revealed. In times of peace and prosperity, family ties may seem strong and unbreakable, but it is in the crucible of hardship and adversity that their true nature is laid bare. The empirical rule is a merciless judge, holding no allegiance to sentiment or tradition. It cares not for bloodlines or titles, but only for the raw power of love and loyalty that binds a family together. It is a test that cannot be cheated or evaded, for it comes from within, from the deepest recesses of the heart and soul. Those who pass this test emerge stronger and...
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