Universaalisuus
Universaalisuus (universality) in Finnish use denotes the quality or principle of applicability to all cases within a domain, rather than to a limited subset. It conveys broad validity or generality and is used across disciplines to describe patterns, laws, or standards that hold beyond specific situations. The word derives from Latin universus, meaning whole or entire.
In logic and mathematics, universality often refers to universal quantification and universal properties. The universal quantifier,
In science, universality describes phenomena or laws that remain valid under varying conditions or system details.
In philosophy and ethics, universality is the claim that certain principles apply everywhere and at all times,